Sturrock on Zaboub

[janaage]

Doesn't really warrant a new thread but I think Sturrocks spot on here

Sturrock said: “I thought Zaaboub was a class above (against Lincoln) but is still exasperating when the other team has the ball and when he gets all frustrated. That kind of thing can eventually result in a sending off.”

from this is

http://www.thisisstfc.co.uk/News_Headlines_Story.asp?NewsID=6495

[quinnismyhero]

Doesn't really warrant a new thread but I think Sturrocks spot on here

Sturrock said: “I thought Zaaboub was a class above (against Lincoln) but is still exasperating when the other team has the ball and when he gets all frustrated. That kind of thing can eventually result in a sending off.”

from this is

http://www.thisisstfc.co.uk/News_Headlines_Story.asp?NewsID=6495

Agreed - I get the feeling SZ is a ticking time bomb

[Amir]

He does tend to think he can take the ball past two or three players from a standing start at times, invariably losing out rather than playing an easy ball.  Still, he's got something very few in this division have, and that's class.

[mattboyslim]

Agreed with all of the above - I guess the key to sucess is making sure the intelligent use of the ball outweighs the cock-ups, but unlike so many of our players like you say he has quality - the frustrating triats can eb coached out of him.

[janaage]

That kicking the ball away on Sunday was Cantona-esque.  We just need a Cantona-esque goal (like the chip against Sunderland) now!!

[Spud]

That kicking the ball away on Sunday was Cantona-esque.  We just need a Cantona-esque goal (like the chip against Sunderland) now!!

or the chip up and volley against Wimbledon. (those were the days)

[ronnie21]

Or the drop-kick at Crystal Palace!

[adje]

....or the stamp at the CG

[DV]

..or the interview about seagulls...

one thing I still dont understand is why Zaaboub in his career has generally been a left back! Seems like a horrible waste to me