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He was subbed later on against Fylde but surely one of the stand-out performances of the two recent games (especially the epic second goal against Salford,as well as holding his own for most of the game), also the playmaking ability he has from the midfielded. Any idea how long we can keep this guy for?

Silky player, brilliant today.

An increasingly influential player for the team on the basis of his last two performances particularly. Sometimes he makes runs or passes not seen by those around him - but this will come with more familiarity. Terrific goal today - and a seemingly improved willingness to battle for every ball - ( a quality shared by so many in the squad at the moment ).

From the match thread:

Jim wrote: ↑Sat Dec 29, 2018 3:15 pm
Evatt seemed to imply post-match that Kemy was willing to stay, just needs to get the agreement "over the line".

Jim wrote: ↑Sat Dec 29, 2018 4:21 pm From the match thread:

Jim wrote: ↑Sat Dec 29, 2018 3:15 pm
Evatt seemed to imply post-match that Kemy was willing to stay, just needs to get the agreement "over the line".

Lets hope that happens

More fans buying game tickets, lottery, raffle tix Pies and booze in the Bar etc increases our chances of holding on to this team & it’s stand out players, Let’s hope the Furness Sports likening public are beginning to wake up & back our new board to be able to move us forwards, We can all help.

Let’s hope so
Brilliant today
Keep the faith

Think of the money Salford’s midfielders will be on, Kemy is different class to them

I still think he'll wait until January and see if a league club comes in for him.

Would be a massive signing if we could get him tied up for the rest of the season though. Seems to be very happy and enjoying the football... fingers crossed

Agustiens agent has been in Barrow a lot over the Xmas period talking about extending his contract until the end of the season.

He's in the shop window here and we are admiring what we see so others will be doing the same. If we keep Kemy it will be to the credit of the manager and his team. If we lose him we thank him, praise him for his efforts and reluctantly let him progress his footballing career at what is sure to be a higher level. A gifted player indeed, but sometimes enjoyment of the game wins over hard cash, let's just hope this is the case with Kemy.

McMark wrote: ↑Sun Dec 30, 2018 2:46 am He's in the shop window here and we are admiring what we see so others will be doing the same. If we keep Kemy it will be to the credit of the manager and his team. If we lose him we thank him, praise him for his efforts and reluctantly let him progress his footballing career at what is sure to be a higher level. A gifted player indeed, but sometimes enjoyment of the game wins over hard cash, let's just hope this is the case with Kemy.

Yup shop window alright, that vid of his goal on twitter, for the BT-sport football now has 71.4k views (and counting). Interesting interview below, stating how he has played against the Ian Evatt in the past, he was asked about his future plans, seems pretty down-to-earth.

https://youtu.be/s8ozIb58nGY

Kemy’s career has been plagued with injury in the last 5 years and it’s probably only now getting back on track. He is 32, will be 33 next August so he’s probably heading into the last couple of seasons. If he gets a final chance in the league again, he will surely take it. He is a fantastic playmaker and suits our football very well. If he does move on in Jan I think it’s fair to say his short spell here would be fondly remembered.

Let him score the winner against Fylde first!!

If you heard my interview yesterday, Ian said that things were close to a conclusion with Kemy.
He is happy at the club and they reckon something will be sorted soon to keep him till the end of the season

It would be great to see Kemy stay until the end of the season. Im not sure i have seen a Barrow midfielder with such vision and ability on the ball since the days of Kenny Lowe.