Hughton defends Kádár’s slow puppy training as defensive hunt gains urgency.
Posted on January 24th, 2010 | 43 Comments |
Speaking about 19 year old Hungarian centre / left back, Tamás Kádár, who has started just five matches in all competitions so far this season, Hughton explained:
“He’s young and a player we see as a developing player,”
“It’s a tough league this one and we’re talking about a young player in a position that’s generally what you call a man’s position.
“You see a lot of good, tough centre-halves in this division, and we feel the development we’re giving him is right for him.
“He has ability, there’s no doubt about that. If we felt he was ready and the finished article, he’d have played more games, but we feel our approach is the right one, particularly given the position he plays.”
In Kádár’s fifth start, he faced a fairly hairy situation when seemingly visually impaired referee, James Linington, gave a penalty against him for a fairly innocuous challenge on Baggie hitman, Roman Bednar. It looked for a moment, it looked like he could even be facing a red card, but he was eventually spared with just a yellow.
Meanwhile, after the Matthew Kilgallon overtures, the cheeky James Perch bid, and now the news that the transfer of Portsmouth giant, Mike Williamson, has descended into contractual chaos, Kadar is still the first cab off the rank if either Fabricio Collocini or Steven Taylor come a cropper. With news that Steven Taylor may be out for some time with a knee injury, Kádár could well be looking at the prospect of much more first team action in the near future.
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Looking forward to the match on Wednesday……..
HWTL.