Skyblueweeman
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If he's back in training, I suspect he'll travel and will be on the bench.
I think he'll play some part Friday if he's fitAny chance of him back for Friday or is the Bristol game still most likely?
Is the advert on that page for leather patches to repair seats a pure coincidenceAny chance of him back for Friday or is the Bristol game still most likely?
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Just seen this for the nth time, and I'm laughing just as much as the first. Thank you.
I think if he can find that explosive point right from the first whistle then he can be one of the best strikers in the league. That caution and lack of self-belief has been what’s made him a frustrating player to watch at times. But his growing confidence has been great to see.“He’s got a brilliant relationship with everyone, and he is a really nice character. Milan has really helped him, and Haji has started to come out of himself, and you can see that in the celebrations.
“His goal the other night was a brilliant header, and I was really pleased for him and he’s getting better and better and he believes in himself more and more.
“There are times you’re waiting for him to explode and go and sometimes he can take a bit of time to see an opportunity but then other times he just does it instinctively.”
I think they like his song, my kids are always singing it. He also smiles which helps. Not sure if they are that good a judge on player though, mine say skyblue sam should go in goal as he will fit it up....This might sound a bit silly, but I often think that youngsters are good judges of players, and he’s got a lot of young fans. The amount of kids shouting for him to wave from the family zone when he was a sub the other night was quite something.
bit like when Hamer is in town and they all queue for photos…. But of ‘star’ quality for them.
My son loves him, got to walk out with him as mascot against Plymouth, asked him if he could kindly score that night which he did...PUSBThis might sound a bit silly, but I often think that youngsters are good judges of players, and he’s got a lot of young fans. The amount of kids shouting for him to wave from the family zone when he was a sub the other night was quite something.
bit like when Hamer is in town and they all queue for photos…. But of ‘star’ quality for them.
Just sparks, but I’ve seen sparks of Vik in there. That ability to pick the ball up and terrify defenders before getting a shot off. Hope he goes from strength to strength.
Agreed. He suffered at the start from being seen as the Gyokeres replacement, and still does to an extent. Some fans were expecting him to play exactly like Gyokeres but they have different strengths.I think he's actually stronger than Vik was in his time here in a few respects. Seems better in the air, more two footed, more composed - felt like Vik had one mode (explosive) - and I think Wright strikes the ball more cleanly. Needs to be more assertive and aggressive when he gets the ball in space but like you said, signs that he will be.
He does strike the ball very cleanly. In fact some of his " misses"might probably have been goals if he'd not hit them so wellI think he's actually stronger than Vik was in his time here in a few respects. Seems better in the air, more two footed, more composed - felt like Vik had one mode (explosive) - and I think Wright strikes the ball more cleanly. Needs to be more assertive and aggressive when he gets the ball in space but like you said, signs that he will be.
Both Wright and Simms suffer from the same issue of a lack of self conviction. On the times when that goes away you see some powerful and rapid footballers with decent shots on them.Agreed. He suffered at the start from being seen as the Gyokeres replacement, and still does to an extent. Some fans were expecting him to play exactly like Gyokeres but they have different strengths.
Gyokeres was very strong and direct on the ball and excellent at holding onto the ball. He was also very skillful. As you say though Wright is better at finishing, including with his head, and he is also faster.
Both Wright and Simms suffer from the same issue of a lack of self conviction. On the times when that goes away you see some powerful and rapid footballers with decent shots on them.
Unlock them consistently and you’ve got 40+ goals a season.
O'Hare seems like the key man out of the lot mind, he's been the continuity between old and newThink Robins sums up where he’s at quite well from his press conference today:
I think if he can find that explosive point right from the first whistle then he can be one of the best strikers in the league. That caution and lack of self-belief has been what’s made him a frustrating player to watch at times. But his growing confidence has been great to see.
I think MVE seems to be a great character in the dressing room as well.
It’s not really odd in the sense they were bought this summer from our windfall money as a pair of replacement strikers.People keep talking about Wright and Simms together and its really odd. See it all the time on that arse wipe of a Facebook group, but also on here a bit, like they are judged as a duo.
Completely unfair on Wright as currently you'd have Simms down as a disappointment while Wright is one of our most important players.
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I think the intensity of the Championship in the context of the volume and frequency of games is greater than the Dutch, Turkish or Belgian leagues. I think that is part of the reason why it took some players a while to get going.
I think Sakamoto’s emergence has been quite obviously down to him switching from a position where he’s not very familiar or very good (wing back) to one where he’s very comfortable and effective (winger).Yeah, I think this could also apply to Sakamoto.
He was obviously a clever and skillful player even from his first few appearances, but I felt there was a real disconnect between him and the rest of the team where they were at times on completely different wavelengths and I didn't know where he was fitting in.
Guess a language barrier also makes this difficult.
He's been allowed time to mould and integrate himself in the team and now he's one of the first names on the team sheet.
Wright is also showing signs he's adapting well to the league. Simms is still a work in progress, but there is a player there to develop
They keep doubling up on Saka and Va-ewig is supporting him which is leaving the space for COH to work inYeah Wright is fantastic. Looked pretty good in the middle as you said; now he's up and running he will continue to score/create and should be on top of goals and assists this season. Teams seem to have cottoned onto to Sakamoto's threat, will be interesting to see if he can continue to score goals; I see no issue for O'Hare, he's just too good.
My son loves him, got to walk out with him as mascot against Plymouth, asked him if he could kindly score that night which he did...PUSB
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I think Sakamoto’s emergence has been quite obviously down to him switching from a position where he’s not very familiar or very good (wing back) to one where he’s very comfortable and effective (winger).
Great to see embracing the fans after the penalty, he’s quickly becoming my favourite player!
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