Transfer Rumour Haji Wright (2 Viewers)

Brighton Sky Blue

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And the position he plays is arguably the toughest on the pitch, which is why plenty of big strikers only grow fully into the role relatively late in their careers. Haji hasn't played in a league like this before so we have to give him time to adapt, and more support in the form of runners from midfield.
Time to practice tap ins as well.
 
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CCFC54321

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Agreed, and we have to hope he'll make people eat their words. I believe he can.
Problem is that the majority have made their minds up that he’s a cart house rightly or wrongly. It’s going to need an incredible turnaround ASAP to not damage long term peoples opinion of him as a player.

Remember Bakayoko? Never got rid of the initial opinion he was simply dross.

I hope he does unbelievably well from 3pm Saturday but it’s not been good for £7.7m.
 

Brighton Sky Blue

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Problem is that the majority have made their minds up that he’s a cart house rightly or wrongly. It’s going to need an incredible turnaround ASAP to not damage long term peoples opinion of him as a player.

Remember Bakayoko? Never got rid of the initial opinion he was simply dross.

I hope he does unbelievably well from 3pm Saturday but it’s not been good for £7.7m.
He already gives the impression that even he thinks he's a cart horse. Already looks drained of self belief. That moment on Monday where he had the opportunity to chase down a stray pass, semi-committed to it then changed his mind and went for it before pulling back again was quite revealing. With the pace he has shown in previous games he'd have made it had he gone full pelt.

Just looks like someone who's given up.
 

CCFC54321

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He already gives the impression that even he thinks he's a cart horse. Already looks drained of self belief. That moment on Monday where he had the opportunity to chase down a stray pass, semi-committed to it then changed his mind and went for it before pulling back again was quite revealing. With the pace he has shown in previous games he'd have made it had he gone full pelt.

Just looks like someone who's given up.
I’d imagine that Robins and Vivesh are in quiet moments cussing away.
 

shmmeee

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He already gives the impression that even he thinks he's a cart horse. Already looks drained of self belief. That moment on Monday where he had the opportunity to chase down a stray pass, semi-committed to it then changed his mind and went for it before pulling back again was quite revealing. With the pace he has shown in previous games he'd have made it had he gone full pelt.

Just looks like someone who's given up.

He’ll be working on an oil rig in five years.
 

Grendel

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From what I have seen in Tavares (cant be more than 180 mins) hes more ability and x factor. From the 500 plus mins I have seen of Wright and the 180 mins of Tavares. I'd be developing Tavares rather than that lump.

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fatso

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I'm well up for giving him some time, he looks incredibly raw for this league but Gyok did too. His price tag is definitely an issue as people are expecting to see the finished article rather than a player with potential. We have to buy players with potential otherwise we'd be trying to spend the same money we got for Gyok and Hamer on one player replacements who we wouldn't be able to afford the wages for. It's tough cause we all remember we were a few kicks from the premier league but it's where we are at.
He's not Gyok though.
Your can't compare anyone to Gyok, that would be unfair. You can only judge a player on what you see, and at the moment both Wright and Simms are struggling. Sure they might both improve, but we've seen very little talent from either of them so far, and although Simms showed a big improvement in the first half against Huddersfield, he still needs to push on.
 

Londonccfcfan

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Strikers costing teams this season 750k likes of Whittaker are banging in hatricks. In comparison this has been horrendous business.

Not even expecting anything spectacular. Just the basics would do from a striker.
 

Londonccfcfan

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He's not Gyok though.
Your can't compare anyone to Gyok, that would be unfair. You can only judge a player on what you see, and at the moment both Wright and Simms are struggling. Sure they might both improve, but we've seen very little talent from either of them so far, and although Simms showed a big improvement in the first half against Huddersfield, he still needs to push on.
Simms was decent in the cameo vs Cardiff too. He was directly involved in our 2bd goal lovely little dinked pass over defenders legs for Da Silva to cross.

See plenty in Simms to be encouraged.
 

napolimp

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You would think the finished product at championship level for £7.7M.

As a bare minimum.

Wright clearly isn't the player he's currently demonstrating on the pitch. I don't know what's wrong with him but he has much more to offer than this. He had interest from some big clubs in Europe before he came to us, Villareal reportedly had an offer turned down for 8.7 million, Rangers wanted him as well. I think it's a mental issue, but it looks like he's put in the hard yards in his career and I doubt he's just going to let himself fail now.
 

fatso

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I honestly can’t wait to drag this thread back up in 6 months when he comes good. Gonna be some right humble pie going to be fucking glorious
Or your going to look stupid with everyone saying "I told you so"


Be interesting to see what happens. I hope he comes good eventually if only to give us some value for that rediculous price tag.
 
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Warwickhunt

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lot of it is probably down to attitude and Billy big boots syndrome!you only need to look how he reacted when he missed that open goal late on in the Huddersfield game.
he needs to get his head down and do the basics like fight for the ball and hold it to bring in the others on the pitch and the goals will come.
 

napolimp

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lot of it is probably down to attitude and Billy big boots syndrome!you only need to look how he reacted when he missed that open goal late on in the Huddersfield game.
he needs to get his head down and do the basics like fight for the ball and hold it to bring in the others on the pitch and the goals will come.

This is a total crock of shite. No evidence that he has a big ego or see's himself as "billy big boots". If anything, he's a player who's extremely low on confidence right now - so the opposite! Watch any of his interviews and you can see that he comes across as down to earth and prepared to work hard. He's going to have to do that now.
 

CCFC54321

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This is a total crock of shite. No evidence that he has a big ego or see's himself as "billy big boots". If anything, he's a player who's extremely low on confidence right now - so the opposite! Watch any of his interviews and you can see that he comes across as down to earth and prepared to work hard. He's going to have to do that now.
From what I seen of him at the sky blue tavern recently he’s a child in a man’s body.
 

TomRad85

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I'll judge him when he's getting proper service from midfield rather than playing in front of the dullest setup in the division.

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Londonccfcfan

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Robin's first signing was Doyle.

It's been Robin's big belief to get characters into the room .think this is an issue this season. He said recently it's so quite in dressing room. They all need a fucking rocket up their arses.

Next international break they really need to do some team bonding shit.
 

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