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Mbenge 22:21 - Nov 5 with 28375 viewsLblock

Oh how people laughed at his mad antics.

Triple fist pumps and corner flag waving after stodgy victories brought smiles and much mirth.

Yep…. He’s pacey. Very quick across the ground but quicker to multiple yellow cards.

I’m done with him.
He’s an absolute liability and has sawdust for brain cells with ball never knowingly under his control.
The first goal this evening totally on him and yet again his overall game had me on the edge of my seat as he’s like a chain smoker in a fireworks factory.

Such a shame that the best QPR defender I’ve seen in recent years was on the bench tonight. Sadly it wasn’t our bench and that’s a scandal

Cherish and enjoy life.... this ain't no dress rehearsal

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Mbenge on 22:18 - Jan 25 with 2773 viewsmart_Goblin

Mbenge on 22:03 - Jan 25 by Myke

I agree that the second yellow was dumb , but I can’t accept he cost us the game. All they had to I do was keep their heads for four (FOUR) minutes and see it out. We had enough experienced heads out there, Dunne, Cook, RND, Field to ensure that this happened. We were big on shit-housers against stoke for the entire game apparently, yesterday couldn’t do it for four (FOUR) minutes. Walsh should have gone down, take a yellow if needs be, just kill the game stone dead. Parkinson said they ‘smelt blood’ and he was right, because we absolutely capitulated. That’s on the players ON the pitch, not the player OFF it. Twenty minutes left, I would agree with you, but four (FOUR). I mean, come on.


Yes it’s a good point well made .

Ultimately though in my opinion , if he stays on the pitch we win the match .
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Mbenge on 10:11 - Jan 26 with 2490 viewsrobith

Mbenge on 22:03 - Jan 25 by Myke

I agree that the second yellow was dumb , but I can’t accept he cost us the game. All they had to I do was keep their heads for four (FOUR) minutes and see it out. We had enough experienced heads out there, Dunne, Cook, RND, Field to ensure that this happened. We were big on shit-housers against stoke for the entire game apparently, yesterday couldn’t do it for four (FOUR) minutes. Walsh should have gone down, take a yellow if needs be, just kill the game stone dead. Parkinson said they ‘smelt blood’ and he was right, because we absolutely capitulated. That’s on the players ON the pitch, not the player OFF it. Twenty minutes left, I would agree with you, but four (FOUR). I mean, come on.


This is word for word what I said in the pub. Absolutely embarrassing.

However, as a vocal defender of Mbenge, that is comfortably one of the single stupidest things I have ever seen a Rangers player do, and was absolutely indefensible

edit: i spelt embarrassing wrong, which is, ironically, embarrassing
[Post edited 26 Jan 10:12]
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Mbenge on 10:31 - Jan 26 with 2438 viewsPadulas_Shampoo

Joe Walsh must be buying Mbengue his beers this week. He condeded two stoppable goals and handed one over himself free of charge on Saturday but Mbengue is taking all the flack.
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Mbenge on 10:42 - Jan 26 with 2397 viewsWatford_Ranger

Mbenge on 10:31 - Jan 26 by Padulas_Shampoo

Joe Walsh must be buying Mbengue his beers this week. He condeded two stoppable goals and handed one over himself free of charge on Saturday but Mbengue is taking all the flack.


I think Walsh should get flak for both the second and third goals along with various others but mistakes are more forgivable than utter stupidity. Still annoyed at his first yellow he talked himself into.
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Mbenge on 11:13 - Jan 26 with 2328 viewsnick_hammersmith

Mbenge on 10:11 - Jan 26 by robith

This is word for word what I said in the pub. Absolutely embarrassing.

However, as a vocal defender of Mbenge, that is comfortably one of the single stupidest things I have ever seen a Rangers player do, and was absolutely indefensible

edit: i spelt embarrassing wrong, which is, ironically, embarrassing
[Post edited 26 Jan 10:12]


Have we all forgotten Diakite Vs Fulham?
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Mbenge on 11:32 - Jan 26 with 2283 viewsNed_Kennedys

Mbenge on 22:03 - Jan 25 by Myke

I agree that the second yellow was dumb , but I can’t accept he cost us the game. All they had to I do was keep their heads for four (FOUR) minutes and see it out. We had enough experienced heads out there, Dunne, Cook, RND, Field to ensure that this happened. We were big on shit-housers against stoke for the entire game apparently, yesterday couldn’t do it for four (FOUR) minutes. Walsh should have gone down, take a yellow if needs be, just kill the game stone dead. Parkinson said they ‘smelt blood’ and he was right, because we absolutely capitulated. That’s on the players ON the pitch, not the player OFF it. Twenty minutes left, I would agree with you, but four (FOUR). I mean, come on.


Of course he cost us the game by being sent off: do you honestly believe we’d let in two goals in injury time if we still had eleven players?
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Mbenge on 13:01 - Jan 26 with 2144 viewsPlanetHonneywood

While not a nailed on 10-pager, currently Mbengue has more yellow cards than we've got pages on this thread about him...and we're still in January!

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Mbenge on 13:10 - Jan 26 with 2119 viewsmart_Goblin

Mbenge on 11:32 - Jan 26 by Ned_Kennedys

Of course he cost us the game by being sent off: do you honestly believe we’d let in two goals in injury time if we still had eleven players?


Completely agree.

We were reasonably comfortable until that point .
The reason the players on the pitch lost the plot …was the red card.
[Post edited 26 Jan 13:12]
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Mbenge on 13:43 - Jan 26 with 2038 viewscolinallcars

Gawd 'elp our muddy pitch - Storm Mbenge set to reach London overnight from the southwest.
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Mbenge on 23:03 - Jan 26 with 1835 viewsMyke

Mbenge on 11:32 - Jan 26 by Ned_Kennedys

Of course he cost us the game by being sent off: do you honestly believe we’d let in two goals in injury time if we still had eleven players?


My argument is the flip side of this Ned. Why should going down to ten, with four minutes left, have been a cause for complete and utter capitulation, bearing in mind we had four or five players (all defenders or defensive mid-fielders) with the guts of a thousand Championship games under their belt?
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Mbenge on 09:33 - Jan 27 with 1706 viewsTheChef

Mbenge on 23:03 - Jan 26 by Myke

My argument is the flip side of this Ned. Why should going down to ten, with four minutes left, have been a cause for complete and utter capitulation, bearing in mind we had four or five players (all defenders or defensive mid-fielders) with the guts of a thousand Championship games under their belt?


There's no particular logic to it I'm afraid. Shit happens!

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Mbenge on 09:44 - Jan 27 with 1681 viewsterryb

Mbenge on 23:03 - Jan 26 by Myke

My argument is the flip side of this Ned. Why should going down to ten, with four minutes left, have been a cause for complete and utter capitulation, bearing in mind we had four or five players (all defenders or defensive mid-fielders) with the guts of a thousand Championship games under their belt?


The answer to that Myke is that we should have been able to cope with ten men for rthe remaining minutes.

However, Mbengue should not have put us in that position. There was no need to touch the Wrexham player, let alone jump into him. Put some blame on the ten that were on the pitch at the end, but please don't try to excuse him for another moment of his madness.
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Mbenge on 10:17 - Jan 27 with 1646 viewsNed_Kennedys

Mbenge on 23:03 - Jan 26 by Myke

My argument is the flip side of this Ned. Why should going down to ten, with four minutes left, have been a cause for complete and utter capitulation, bearing in mind we had four or five players (all defenders or defensive mid-fielders) with the guts of a thousand Championship games under their belt?


Cause and effect.
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Mbenge on 12:06 - Jan 27 with 1558 viewsRsole

Mbenge on 13:01 - Jan 26 by PlanetHonneywood

While not a nailed on 10-pager, currently Mbengue has more yellow cards than we've got pages on this thread about him...and we're still in January!


Well, now he’s not playing for a while - the thread will double in size !!!

Same for ex players :-)

Those possessed by devils, try and keep them under control a bit, can't you ?

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Mbenge on 13:53 - Feb 4 with 1027 viewsWegerles_Stairs

Possible Spackman but I hadn't seen this before:

https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport
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Mbenge on 14:04 - Feb 4 with 968 viewstkqpr

Mbenge on 13:53 - Feb 4 by Wegerles_Stairs

Possible Spackman but I hadn't seen this before:

https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport


Wow, puts things into perspective doesn't it.
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Mbenge on 15:07 - Feb 4 with 684 viewsdmm

Mbenge on 12:06 - Jan 27 by Rsole

Well, now he’s not playing for a while - the thread will double in size !!!

Same for ex players :-)


Mbengue will be available to play v Charlton on Friday. When he collects another booking he'll have reached 10 yellows and will receive a two match ban.
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Mbenge on 15:15 - Feb 4 with 660 viewsCroydonCaptJack

Mbenge on 13:53 - Feb 4 by Wegerles_Stairs

Possible Spackman but I hadn't seen this before:

https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport


Amazing that.

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Mbenge on 15:16 - Feb 4 with 660 viewsLblock

Mbenge on 15:07 - Feb 4 by dmm

Mbengue will be available to play v Charlton on Friday. When he collects another booking he'll have reached 10 yellows and will receive a two match ban.


It’s hard to get booked on the bench but not impossible…… I managed it myself - twice!

That is where he has to be for the foreseeable future.
You cannot be changing that back four from Saturday unless one of them gets injured (unheard of at our club) or suspended.

Cherish and enjoy life.... this ain't no dress rehearsal

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Mbenge on 15:31 - Feb 4 with 596 viewsSuperhoop83

Mbenge on 11:13 - Jan 26 by nick_hammersmith

Have we all forgotten Diakite Vs Fulham?


Mbengue is like the Dalai Lama in comparison to Diakite.

I was at that match and his sending off was the most inevitable one I've ever seen. Then again, we didn't lose a home match after that one, so every cloud...

Suffering since 1978.

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Mbenge on 15:44 - Feb 4 with 522 viewsOldPedro

Mbenge on 15:16 - Feb 4 by Lblock

It’s hard to get booked on the bench but not impossible…… I managed it myself - twice!

That is where he has to be for the foreseeable future.
You cannot be changing that back four from Saturday unless one of them gets injured (unheard of at our club) or suspended.


I think Mbengue did get booked on the bench against Brum - he had already been subbed and got booked for celebrating on the pitch after Morgan scored.

Extra mature cheddar......a simple cheese for a simple man

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Mbenge on 16:07 - Feb 4 with 444 viewsnick_hammersmith

Mbenge on 15:31 - Feb 4 by Superhoop83

Mbengue is like the Dalai Lama in comparison to Diakite.

I was at that match and his sending off was the most inevitable one I've ever seen. Then again, we didn't lose a home match after that one, so every cloud...


I'd completely blanked on Barton's brainfart at City.
Luckily other events managed to put that to the back of most minds. But for me Barton is still the biggest embarrassment in recent times.

I'm not sure M'Benge walks back into that back four if they can stay fit.
Still, we've got a few 3 game weeks, so I'm sure he'll be back
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Mbenge on 17:23 - Feb 4 with 208 viewsTeddeRs

Mbenge on 15:15 - Feb 4 by CroydonCaptJack

Amazing that.


Mbengue and Kone - boy have they both suffered and fought for their chance in life. Both young men still learning and working hard for the team - even if they don’t always get it right.
Glad they are ours!
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