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Where are they now : Kwame Thomas

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in Jimmy Sirrel Stand

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Nottingham born, famously receiving a 2nd yellow for perceived slowness leaving the pitch when being substituted at Donny.

Just released by Sutton United

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kwame_Thomas

If you learn something from every game, there shall come a point in time, when you should never lose... Jimmy Sirrel

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    The yellow card was harsh, I've seen plenty of blatant footballers leaving slowly to kill momentum in games or at least try. That said, he's not really a striker. He doesn't have goals in him. Though he did have some speed.

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    I’ll be honest I can’t really remember him might be just my awful memory or if he was awful perhaps I’ve blotted him out. ????

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    21 minutes ago, JIMBO said:

    He wasn't anything special but tried, it was one of those desperate gamble loans typical of that era's owners. Derby must have been laughing when we took him on loan.

    Far from laughing  @JIMBO, I was hoping Notts would help him bring more to his game.,He never seemed to improve.Checking on google I see he had a few injury problems too. Loads of potential but little end product.

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    I’m sorry @super_ram, but he wasn’t very good. He didn’t deserve the second yellow/red card, but he didn’t do anything noteworthy. There are young players who may not have his talent but would work much harder.

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    18 minutes ago, Joshua said:

    I’m sorry @super_ram, but he wasn’t very good. He didn’t deserve the second yellow/red card, but he didn’t do anything noteworthy. There are young players who may not have his talent but would work much harder.

    Don't apologise  @Joshua he was a big disappointment to me too.I was hoping 'the penny would drop' with him.I guess he just didn't have that extra something that helps young hopefuls up to the next level.

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    He wasn’t very good, but at Notts, he was just a young player. The problem was that he wasn’t going to succeed in the squad we had at the time. It’s not that being in a better team would have changed his career; it is what it is.

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    It's a shame when a signing doesn't work out, but it happens to the best of clubs. Hopefully Notts can learn from the mistake of signing players like this but good luck to him in the future. 

    Oh oh oh ohhhhh, everywhere where we go, watching super County putting on a show!

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    I remember the sending off and thinking it was very softly given, but aside from that, nothing. He doesn’t appear to have done much since.

    When people ask what 'American Pie' is about, they're missing the point. The song isn't about the lines themselves - it's about what is between the lines. The song is about what isn't there.

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