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Kwabena Appiah

Date Of Birth: 10/19/1992
Nation: Australia
Birthplace: New Zealand
Squad Number: 14
Position: Wing Forward
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Joined Wanderers: 06/26/2012
Contract Details: 2 year initial contract. Signed 1 year contract extension on 3 September 2013.
Contract Finish: 2014/15
Previous Club: Parramatta FC
Wanderers Debut: 6th October 2012 vs Central Coast Mariners

Wanderers A-League Appearances: 25
Wanderers A-League Goals: 0

Wanderers ACL Appearances: 12
Wanderers ACL Goals: 0

Wanderers FFA Cup Appearances: 1
Wanderers FFA Cup Goals: 0

Wanderers Club World Cup Appearances: 0
Wanderers Club World Cup Goals: 0

Wanderers Total Appearances: 38
Wanderers Total Goals: 0

Yearly Appearances & Goals: 2012/13: 13 (0), 2013/14: 17 (0)

International Team: TBD
International Caps: 0
International Goals: 0

Club Exit Date: 02/01/2015

Individual Awards: Wanderers Club ACL Player Of The Tournament (2013/14).

Team Honours: A-League Premiership Winner (2012/13), Asian Champions League Winner (2014).

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Description: A flying young striker, born in New Zealand, from family of Ghanian immigrants, he was picked up by Popovic after impressing for Parramatta FC. Despite having numerous chances throughout his career at the Wanderers he never truly shined and left the club in the January 2015 transfer window.

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Great exciting player......love watching a young kid with blinding pace have the confidence to just take the defence on......might not always work out but damn its good to watch

 

wonder what his speed over 100m would be

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HIs megaphone chant last night was the best! My phone ran out of battery and storage right when he started it, im sure someone recorded it and can upload here. would love to see it again!

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for all hersi's skill and effort (and winning the peno), he was getting in behind to the byline where hersi wasn't - that pace is a nice weapon to have once hersi's run his legs off.

 

Hersi cuts inside most of the time. Against Hoffman (he might be a **** striker, but he still actually is a striker and not a left back right?) he probably should have been instructed to just burn the guy down the touchline. Kubi just did what he normally does on the wing which is go outside with his pace.

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for all hersi's skill and effort (and winning the peno), he was getting in behind to the byline where hersi wasn't - that pace is a nice weapon to have once hersi's run his legs off.

 

Hersi cuts inside most of the time. Against Hoffman (he might be a **** striker, but he still actually is a striker and not a left back right?) he probably should have been instructed to just burn the guy down the touchline. Kubi just did what he normally does on the wing which is go outside with his pace.

 

Yep. Other thing I noticed which was pleasing was that when Kubi did get there he managed to out-muscle and get around his marker too.

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Kubi was solid in the preseason... Hes solid now... When he comes up against decent defenders he can get manhandled a bit but keep in mind hes still a kid, with time & minutes comes discipline & strength training lol

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Impressed me during preseason but he struggles and I think gets intimidated by good defenders and finds it hard to beat them with pace or skill. Has hard shoes to fill in with the upcoming Grand Final but hopefully keeps his composure and has the guts to beat defenders and also and more importantly presses well.

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Impressed me during preseason but he struggles and I think gets intimidated by good defenders and finds it hard to beat them with pace or skill. Has hard shoes to fill in with the upcoming Grand Final but hopefully keeps his composure and has the guts to beat defenders and also and more importantly presses well.

 

 

one advantage that he has tomorrow is that, unlike hersi, he wont be targeted and shutdown by defenders, 

mariners will go for ono and bridge before appiah-kubi, so hopefully this can create some space for him to use his pace.

 

then open up for ono to weave his magic

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