An unfortunate end to the adventure with the Auvergnats, the hope of a new challenge at Standard and being banned after six matches in the Ardent City.I didn’t feel mistreated there”he testifies by refusing to take on the role of martyr. It is all to his credit. At number 16, the Parisian was quickly downgraded without his performances being shameful even if they were not flamboyant. Leko did not hesitate to publicly put him down but the one who has been nicknamed “Dino” since he was 10 years old, “because it’s easier than Grejohn”confirms the words of Rik De Mil who had assured “that he was not filled with frustration.”
quotation markI didn’t feel mistreated at Standard.
“It’s a learning process. These are things that happen in life, abounds the main interested party. We’re dealing with it, but I’m happy to have scored this Sunday. It was important to show in the Belgian championship that I didn’t come for nothing. It was also essential to prove to my teammates that I can finish off chances.”
The Hell of Sclessin
New partners who welcomed him straight away. In the locker room, Kyei quickly found his marks, helped by Mbenza who plays his role as leader wonderfully.I knew Isaac because we played against each other when we were young. He played for Valenciennes and I played for Reims. I won’t tell you who won every time,” laughs the new zebra. Rik De Mil’s speech also gave him confidence.I am very happy, confides the coach. Since his arrival, we have talked a lot. I listened to his story. He came from Standard where he experienced a difficult moment in his career.”
With a style of play incompatible with Leko and a management that did not support him, the number 99 from Charleroi experienced the hell of Sclessin. Reminiscences that he should not find at Mambourg.Here, I have more situations in front of goal. For a striker, it’s much better. After that, other players prefer the Standard philosophy. To each his own style. In Charleroi, it’s a game that I like a lot.”
The Beerschot defenders learned this the hard way. In addition to his goal, the 29-year-old served as a launch pad for the lively Bernier and Guiagon, allowing his teammates to disrupt the Antwerp low block. “That’s what I came for. I have to keep the balls and serve as an anchor.” Unlike his adventure in the Principality, he was also able to receive a multitude of centers.It’s easier for me to be in the box. It’s complicated with my size to run 100 meters.”
The message got through. In front of goal too. By taking advantage of Heymans’ powerful header pushed away by Shinton, Kyei reassured his new fans while showing that his 10 goals in Ligue 1 two seasons ago did not come out of nowhere. The story would have been even better if he had managed to score a second goal, a minute after the first.I see it in there but I can’t put enough force into the ball. The shot goes slowly and the goalkeeper takes it out.“
No matter, he could go out ten minutes later with peace of mind even if he was crippled with cramps.He is not yet at the top physically. He still has to improve in this area even if I have a lot of respect for what he did for a first where he had a lot of pressure”judge De Mil.By playing matches in a row, I will no longer have this problem. In 2 or 3 matches, I will be able to finish the matches.” Just in time to find Sclessin.I’m not thinking about that yet. It will do something to me because it’s my old team even if I only spent two months there and I’m also aware of the rivalry between Standard and Charleroi. I’m going to want to show myself for the Charleroi supporters and for the club that kicked me out but without regrets or revenge. I just want to prove that I’m a good player.”
The spectators at Mambourg have already known this since Sunday evening.
