He's hungry to make it. I mentioned previously Ian Wright who trod a similar path but, there again, so did the likes of Jamie Vardy and Cyrille Regis.
All hungry to prove those that wrote them off wrong. And that hunger never wains with such characters because they love the game itself whereas many of those that come through the academy system believe they've made it way before they actually do. And very often never do because they are so comfortable with the trappings of their so called "success".
When I first saw the lad, I thought he was a buy for next season. I wasn't sure why we paid the money given our small budget. Just shows how spot on our recruitment is. Roland really should be busting a gut to get our management team signed up beyond this season. Maybe he is, but I doubt it and he really needs to. Surely even a prat like Driesen would be advising him to do that!
He's hungry to make it. I mentioned previously Ian Wright who trod a similar path but, there again, so did the likes of Jamie Vardy and Cyrille Regis.
All hungry to prove those that wrote them off wrong. And that hunger never wains with such characters because they love the game itself whereas many of those that come through the academy system believe they've made it way before they actually do. And very often never do because they are so comfortable with the trappings of their so called "success".
It's not just Bonne though. The hunger we've got throughout the team is amazing.
He's hungry to make it. I mentioned previously Ian Wright who trod a similar path but, there again, so did the likes of Jamie Vardy and Cyrille Regis.
All hungry to prove those that wrote them off wrong. And that hunger never wains with such characters because they love the game itself whereas many of those that come through the academy system believe they've made it way before they actually do. And very often never do because they are so comfortable with the trappings of their so called "success".
It's not just Bonne though. The hunger we've got throughout the team is amazing.
Maybe we should chip in so they can get a Maccy D's on the way home from the next away game
"Yeah, it’s strange, he doesn’t know me, but I’ve been sitting in the stands watching him. I try to get along to as many clubs in the south east as much as I can, so I’ve been watching him at Colchester and when I had my role at QPR he was playing against our U18s quite a lot."
He's hungry to make it. I mentioned previously Ian Wright who trod a similar path but, there again, so did the likes of Jamie Vardy and Cyrille Regis.
All hungry to prove those that wrote them off wrong. And that hunger never wains with such characters because they love the game itself whereas many of those that come through the academy system believe they've made it way before they actually do. And very often never do because they are so comfortable with the trappings of their so called "success".
It's not just Bonne though. The hunger we've got throughout the team is amazing.
Maybe we should chip in so they can get a Maccy D's on the way home from the next away game
Bowyer also said pre-season that Bonne was a 'project' - and wasn't expecting him to be ready to play regularly for the 1st team this season.
And he's scored goals in a variety of ways, showing a good poacher's instinct. 5 goals in 6 games says it all.
Bonne has really grabbed his chance.
No question, we have been told Gallen has been watching Bonne for two years. Also great management for Bowyer to say that, takes all the pressure off the player. The management must be delighted with him.
Bonne and Taylor could potentially be a very good partnership, hard working and both appear to know where the goal is.
Let’s be honest, Lyle could play with both Parker and Igor so he’ll be champing at the bit to play with someone that can both link the play and score a goal
I love it when these players come from non-league, they just have that little bit extra hunger than those that have had a nice little ride through the system.
I remember seeing Les Ferdinand play against us for QPR in the very late 1980s and he just had this bit of extra hunger about him and he obviously went on to have a great career.
That finish was far more difficult than it looked. Ball coming down from a great height and obviously spinning following the deflection. He had to not only get his positioning just right, he also had to time his jump perfectly and not jump too early. He demonstrated both composure and great technique. To come in and score 5 in 6 is beyond our wildest dreams, you'd be delighted with that return, even if you'd spent multi millions on a striker.
Just found out i am meant to be in Lusaka on business when Zimbabwe play Zambia in WC qualifiers in November.
I wonder.
The Victoria Falls Derby ....
Yep, however the business trip is to Lusaka and then Ndola in the Copper Belt in the North, so Vic falls unfortunately isnt on the itinerary. I would love to go there, so might see if i can get a stopover on my way back to Joburg.
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All hungry to prove those that wrote them off wrong. And that hunger never wains with such characters because they love the game itself whereas many of those that come through the academy system believe they've made it way before they actually do. And very often never do because they are so comfortable with the trappings of their so called "success".
Might be best if Bowyer waits on the Coach
Wasn’t long ago Redhenry said he heard Bonne wasn’t a Gallen signing. Others then said they felt that was the case.
"Yeah, it’s strange, he doesn’t know me, but I’ve been sitting in the stands watching him. I try to get along to as many clubs in the south east as much as I can, so I’ve been watching him at Colchester and when I had my role at QPR he was playing against our U18s quite a lot."
In this instance its maybe been someone like Driesen who has demanded that we sign him
Gallen has then done his due dilligence on the player and approved it
If you say Egg Mcmuffin one more time....
And he's scored goals in a variety of ways, showing a good poacher's instinct.
5 goals in 6 games says it all.
Bonne has really grabbed his chance.
I remember seeing Les Ferdinand play against us for QPR in the very late 1980s and he just had this bit of extra hunger about him and he obviously went on to have a great career.
To come in and score 5 in 6 is beyond our wildest dreams, you'd be delighted with that return, even if you'd spent multi millions on a striker.