A lot of negativity about Wright's finish rate and his general passing. Let's go down through history and see how he compares to previous celebrated strikers ? And all these had a fox in the box to play alongside, much like Wright has Godden.
Robert Rosario - 59 games, 4618 minutes on pitch, 8 goals, 6 assists (goal every 577 minutes)
John Hartson - 12 games, 1080 minutes on pitch, 6 goals (goal every 180 minutes)
Cedric Roussel - 42 games, 2804 minutes on pitch, 11 goals (goal every 254 minutes)
How about another "speedster" ?
John Williams - 81 games, 5926 minutes on pitch, 11 goals, 8 assists (goal every 538 minutes)
And our current incumbent so far ?
Haji Wright - 18 games, 988 minutes on pitch, 4 goals, 2 assists (goal every 244 minutes). And of the 17 games he's participated in so far, 5 of those, he was brought on for the last 10 minutes so little time to settle in or to have an impact.
So with the exception of Hartson, Haji is the most productive CF in this sample. Even Gyokeres had worse stats for his first season in the Championship. Most fans here thought he was a bust and wanted a new striker for the following season.
So reel in those necks. Give the guy a chance as you did with Vik. I'm confident he will improve and if we do get a ball-playing midfielder in January, it could well be the catalyst to kickstarting Haji's season.