Seol at Fulham Part I + 2008-2009 [R]

Randomized · Sep 23, 2007

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Some Fulham supporter's views of Seol's performance:
http://www.fulhamfc.com/Club/Messageboard.aspx?mode=thread&TopicID=23944

wetcrispy · Sep 23, 2007

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great performance but you gotta be dumb if you think this will continue. he really doesnt have the "stuff" to be a guy who gives 110% any and every match. his talent is a waste if he cant continue. he really dominated and had a leap in his step that he hasnt had in reading for awhile.

aguy2die4 · Sep 23, 2007

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statQuo said: ↑

SkySports gave him a 7 and remarked that he "changed things": http://www.skysports.com/football/user_ratings/0,19768,11065_2847118,00.html

Gave him the highest rating on the team despite about only 30 minutes on the pitch.
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Did you also notice what they had to say about Corluka?

Vedran Corluka
Troubled by Seol

K:thecore · Sep 24, 2007

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Perhaps the secret for Seol becoming a true succes at Fullham might be L.S. using him like he did yesterday...as a super sub. It probably wont sit well with him seeing how he virtually demanded more playing time at Reading but he really should try and see the importance of that role. Then again he's played the supersub role for other teams like Reading and Wolverhampton and didnt do what he did yesterday. Man I can still remember those first few months with the Wolves when he was on total fire and then faded.

Still it wont really matter if that defense stays like that the whole season. Really think Bocanegra had a crap first half and was totally at fault for one of the goals when he failed to shadow the poacher. Ive never been impressed with Neimi either. Keller should be the starting gk. Baird's a joke.

yimmy · Sep 24, 2007

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K:theCore said: ↑

Perhaps the secret for Seol becoming a true succes at Fullham might be L.S. using him like he did yesterday...as a super sub. It probably wont sit well with him seeing how he virtually demanded more playing time at Reading but he really should try and see the importance of that role. Then again he's played the supersub role for other teams like Reading and Wolverhampton and didnt do what he did yesterday. Man I can still remember those first few months with the Wolves when he was on total fire and then faded.

Still it wont really matter if that defense stays like that the whole season. Really think Bocanegra had a crap first half and was totally at fault for one of the goals when he failed to shadow the poacher. Ive never been impressed with Neimi either. Keller should be the starting gk. Baird's a joke.
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I think it requires a lot of loyalty to the club to accept a supersub role and Seol has proven himself to be more of a journeyman. At this point, I'm just glad he's staying in the Prem after sweating it out for two years in the Championship league.

yimmy · Sep 26, 2007

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Seol played the full 90 minutes in Fulham's 2-1 loss to Bolton today. Skysports said he was involved with Fulham's goal a little bit.

Seol Ki-Hyeon's cross from the left was headed out by Abdoulaye Meite but straight to Healy, who rifled the ball through a crowd of players - with referee Steve Bennett ideally positioned to see it had crossed the line before being hacked away.
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Luislb10 · Sep 29, 2007

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Match Details

Chelsea - Fulham

http://www.goal.com/en/PartitaInCorso.aspx?IdPartita=9860&stato=First half

augietx · Sep 29, 2007

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Disappointing half for seol so far. He's trying, but can't shake off that lackadaisical look about him. Defenders closing in on him too fast so he's not getting the time to settle and do anything creative.

Looks substitution bound.

Randomized · Sep 29, 2007

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Chelsea fans booing Shevechenko...

bjk31 · Sep 29, 2007

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Nice dribble by Seol Ki-hyeon !

Randomized · Sep 29, 2007

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Drogba sent off for two yellows. Seol looks better this half but Fulham are putting 10 men behind the ball. Hopefully, with Drogba off, they can counter more.

[EDIT] Seol substituted for Bouazza at '73

bjk31 · Oct 7, 2007

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Seol Ki-hyeon is on the bench.

TEAM
1. Kasey Keller
34. Chris Baird
3. Carlos Bocanegra
18. Aaron Hughes
4. Paul Konchesky
25. Simon Davies
10. Steven Davis
8. Alexey Smertin
24. Hameur Bouazza
9. David Healy
23. Clinton Dempsey

SUBS
29. Antti Niemi (GK)
6. Dejan Stefanovic
7. Seol Ki-Hyeon
27. Danny Murphy
11. Diomansy Kamara

wetcrispy · Oct 7, 2007

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super-sub

seolseol · Oct 7, 2007

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He showed some brilliant stuff.

Breezy · Oct 16, 2007

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http://www.fulhamfc.com/Club/News/NewsArticles/2007/October/SeolsBlog.aspx

Welcome to my new website blog on fulhamfc.com. I’ll be updating this feature every two weeks, so hopefully next time round we’ll have 13 points on the board!

We’ve got to focus on the next game now and put the Portsmouth result behind us but I can’t tell you how disappointed we were after the game, especially after creating some decent chances in the first half.

It’s been pretty quiet over the last week or so because of the international games but we were back in training on Monday and getting ready for Saturday’s game against Derby.

Some players take a short break during the internationals but my son goes to school nearby so I’ve be doing the school runs and spending some time with my daughter who is two years old now. I don’t really have any spare time with two young children - they’re always keeping me busy but if I do, I sometimes I’ll play a bit of golf with my countryman, Young-Pyo Lee, who plays for Tottenham Hotspur.

I’ve been living in Sutton in Surrey for a few months now with my family. There’s actually a big Korean community nearby which is nice and I’ve got a lot of friends around here. It’s also close to the Training Ground, which surprised me when I came here – the facilities are fantastic. Fulham is a bigger club than the teams I’ve played for before with more experience at the top level. The players and staff have been really friendly so it’s been easy to settle down and personally, everything is fantastic right now.

Also, when the Manager wants to bring you to the Club it gives you confidence. I’m at the right Club to be playing my football. I always wanted to come and play in England – that was my goal when I was younger. The Premier League is the best league in the world so I am very proud and happy but there’s a lot for me to do and achieve and I want to do that in this league with Fulham.

The most important thing right now is picking up some results and we’ll get them because we’ve got a good team. We’ve been playing some really good football this season. We’ve got a lot of new players and it takes time, but I’m confident we’ll move up the table with the way we’ve been playing.

It’s vital that we get a result against Derby on Saturday. Whether I start or not is not the important thing – I’ve had a lengthy period of time to prepare for this game and the most important thing is to be fit and ready when my chance comes.

Guus HiddinkOf course, England has a major sporting week ahead with the football, rugby and the grand prix on Sunday. England’s game against Russia is a major talking point at the moment.

I played under Gus Hiddink during the 2002 World Cup Finals for South Korea and he breeds confidence in his players. Gus is a very strong character. I know how good a manager he really is and I actually believe he’s the best coach in the world.

His track record tells you all you need to know about his calibre as a manager and I’ll certainly be watching Wednesday’s game with interest. It will be a tense and fascinating encounter.

I want to say thank you to the people back home in South Korea. The support I receive means a lot to me and it’s been there for a very long time now despite being so far away from home. I’m always receiving some really kind messages and as a player when you know you’ve got people back home supporting you it is fantastic. I know they’ll be looking out for Fulham’s result this Saturday and I’m confident that we can get the win this weekend. Catch up soon.

Seol
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I don't think he wrote that.

GuruSky · Oct 16, 2007

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lolol no way in hell

JediMindTricks · Oct 17, 2007

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haha yea he definitely didn't write that.

yimmy · Oct 17, 2007

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Why? Because he didn't say "you know" in every other sentence? Perhaps he has one of those ghost writers or whatever and he just tells that dude whatever he's thinking and that dude will then work on it from there.

Either way, it's cool that he's sharing his thoughts (provided that they are his true thoughts and not just something a writer made up).

Oh yeah, and why isn't he thanking his fans from abroad

Deleted Users · Oct 17, 2007

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yimmy said: ↑

Perhaps he has one of those ghost writers or whatever and he just tells that dude whatever he's thinking and that dude will then work on it from there.
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yeah man thats what theyre saying

JediMindTricks · Oct 17, 2007

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yimmy said: ↑

Why? Because he didn't say "you know" in every other sentence? Perhaps he has one of those ghost writers or whatever and he just tells that dude whatever he's thinking and that dude will then work on it from there.

Either way, it's cool that he's sharing his thoughts (provided that they are his true thoughts and not just something a writer made up).

Oh yeah, and isn't he thanking his fans from abroad
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yea...that's why we said he didn't write it....

lol..

GuruSky · Oct 17, 2007

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Starting to think Broomgook was Yimmy's sock..

yimmy · Oct 17, 2007

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Sky said: ↑

Starting to think Broomgook was Yimmy's sock..
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LOL, I'm gonna rant about a <insert ethnic group here> using a <insert mode of transportation here> in <insert location here>

But yeah, I must confess that it's getting reaaaally old and it's getting kind of lame to keep on mentioning it.

K:thecore · Oct 17, 2007

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What are you talking about <instert corny>?

yimmy · Oct 17, 2007

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K:theCore said: ↑

What are you talking about <instert corny>?
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Ah touche,

Ganahal · Oct 18, 2007

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Sky said: ↑

Starting to think Broomgook was Yimmy's sock..
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Yimmy cant ride bike