Lua Lua

[JGaleBHA]

He is playing.

 

[Box of Frogs]

From the BBC Sport website

Squad Profiles

Player name:Kazenga LuaLuaDate of birth:10 Dec 1990Nationality:CongolesePosition:MidfielderHeight:1.8mOverall career totals
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Total (Club)31(18)010League24(13)010FA Cup5(5)000League Cup2(0)000European/Others0(0)000

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Total (Club)7(5)000League4(4)000FA Cup1(1)000League Cup2(0)000European/Others0(0)000

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Total (Club)0(0)000League0(0)000FA Cup0(0)000League Cup0(0)000European/Others0(0)000

Brighton
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Newcastle
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Total (Club)14(3)000League12(3)000FA Cup0(0)000League Cup2(0)000European/Others0(0)000

1 Steve Harper2 Fabricio Coloccini3 Sanchez Jose Enrique4 Kevin Nolan5 Sol Campbell6 Mike Williamson7 Joey Barton8 Danny Guthrie9 Andrew Carroll10 Wayne Routledge11 Peter Lovenkrands12 Danny Simpson14 James Perch15 Dan Gosling16 Ryan Taylor17 Alan Smith18 Jonas Gutierrez19 Xisco20 Leon Best21 Fraser Forster23 Shola Ameobi25 Kazenga LuaLua26 Tim Krul27 Steven Taylor28 Tamas Kadar29 Haris Vuckic30 Nile Ranger31 Shane Ferguson32 Ryan Donaldson32 Wesley Ngo Baheng33 Ole Soderberg34 James Tavernier35 Ben Tozer37 Callum Morris45 Darren Lough47 Bradden Inman


Almost like they are expecting him to appear for us this season

 

[Sam Ovett]

Two minds?
i) Play well, get picked in Newcastle squad maybe for some Premiership play.
ii) Play not so well, get let out on loan to a team he has enjoyed previously?

Though I couldn't imagine a professional footballer even thinking about playing poorly.

 

[sir albion]

Christ this thread is rather silly and desperate

He's not coming here so get over it

 

[tube train]

10 mins.. 1 touch...obviously to busy wishing he was back in the blue and white

 

[brightonmark1234]

has he touched the ball that much yet

 

[Scoffers]

I've asked him what he means by being in 2 minds !

 

[8ace]

Give him a chance to have a shower first!

 

[Sheebo]

Can everyone pls STOP stalking him or he won't come here for his own safety. Goonfest

 

[7:18]

just hit the inside of the post, fantastic effort

 

[Sam Ovett]

Played excellently. Pleased for him

 

[Sam Ovett]

Man of the Match for KAzenga

 

[philsussex]

After that performance I've given up all hope that he'll come here

 

[Sam Ovett]

Chris being asked about Kazenga - said he had great quality...Invaluable to receive this match tonight seems to indicate it would be invaluable to receive guaranteed matches on loan...

 

[Scoffers]

Can everyone pls STOP stalking him or he won't come here for his own safety. Goonfest

Don't be a buffoon, he loves the twitter stuff, as long as you don't over do it, it's fine

 

[AZ Gull]

OK... JS - please provide link... thank you again... BW

The following appears in the Albion Almanac (produced by the Supporters Club) for Thursday April 29th. I can't find the original article on the Argus website:-

In the “Talkback” opinion column of The Argus, sports reporter Andy Naylor expands on a recent statement by Tony Bloom:
Albion chairman Tony Bloom has high expectations next season. Not as high, though, as being unhappy with a place in the play-offs.
That is what he said but not quite what he meant when we chatted on the track at Withdean prior to the Southampton match earlier this month. The message Bloom intended to get across was that Albion under Gus Poyet are aiming for the top two and will be disappointed if they do not finish in the top six. That is both reasonable and realistic for a club which has been fighting against relegation for the last two seasons and will have Southampton, possibly Leeds and probably Sheffield Wednesday, if not Crystal Palace, to contend with.
On the plus side, Albion now have a very wealthy chairman sinking an awful lot of
money into the club and a promising manager with a marquee name to spend it.
Poyet knows exactly where he stands. Sixth or better and he will be leading the Seagulls into Falmer. Seventh or worse then, as Dean Wilkins discovered under the Dick Knight regime, there are no guarantees.

 

[perseus]

Speed only

Played excellently. Pleased for him

It reads that he used his pace, but not that he played Cleverly.

 

[Sam Ovett]

It reads that he used his pace, but not that he played Cleverly.

He impressed with his delivery and shooting also. He seemed to impress overall, as he won the MotM

 

[vulture]

no chance of him coming here now....time to move on

 

[Zebedee]

no chance of him coming here now....time to move on

He'll probably go to some Championship club on loan or a top Lg 1 side - Uddersfield perhaps.