More Roar praise for young gun Sport Soccer National Breaking News Sport November 13, 2013 - 5:00PM Officially Brisbane are trying to keep a lid on Kwame Yeboah's rapid rise but Roar goalkeeper Michael Theo still couldn't stop himself gushing over the young gun ahead of Sunday's A-League clash in Newcastle. Roar coach Mike Mulvey made it clear they would try to keep Yeboah grounded after the teenager's blistering strike set up last round's 1-0 away win over defending champions Central Coast. At least that was gameplan. But after witnessing Yeboah's heroics from the best seat in the house last weekend, Theo found it hard to stick to the script on Wednesday. I had a good view of it. He wouldn't have connected a sweeter ball in his life," Theo smiled. The way he hit that was just a rocket. (Mariners keeper) Liam Reddy didn't have much of a chance. It was just rewards for his work. But I think it would have been an injustice if we had not come away with three points. Yet Yeboah's goal could have been more impressive. "He normally celebrates with a backflip but he was quite tame on the weekend," Theo said. I am sure he will be bigger and better, gain a lot of confidence from that goal. It's great that Kwame has had his opportunity and scored his first goal. We've got a lot of young boys with great potential. So impressed was Theo that the veteran gloveman admitted Yeboah's emergence meant there was no rush for recovering star striker Besart Berisha (hamstring) to return for the A-League ladder leaders. "We have the luxury of winning some games and being first on the ladder - you don't want to rush players back," he said. We are coping without them But in saying that we can't wait to get our full roster out there. This is the start, we have a long way to go.