no_loyalty
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Wright is getting better game by game, I think he won every header tonight. He was definitely our MOTM.
Yeah the kiss to the away fans….MOTM tonight. Hold/link up play was good, looked dangerous and did defensive work to boot.
Also the first time he's scored one that had a bit more to it, beat the man then finished nicely. Looked confident celebrating too.
Yes, some people could see his potential from the start. Wasn't he called a donkey by one or two posters? I suppose not everyone has the footballing knowledge and ability to see beyond the surface.Must admit I have liked him from the start and think he is a good player. But what has impressed me the most is how much he has learned and adapted to how we play. You could tell he was being expected to do things he had not previously done but he has shown a great attitude in changing his approach. Great signing in my view.
Underrated comment!!As happy as I am to see him doing well, starting to worry he's got a slowly degrading picture of Ben Sheaf in his loft
Got a fair few wallies near us, waiting for every failure. They were baying for him to press the Soton defence when he'd clearly been told not to and cover the left hand side of the pitch. Something Sakamoto was doing exactly the same on the right and got praise for "good positioning" when he cut out a ball into midfield.Did hear some fans on the way out still criticising him afterwards, particularly for the offside run in injury time. That was disappointing but Christ what are some of us expecting from our players.
The coaching is starting to show which is something Robins alluded to in his interview.
It's such a shame that they can't be magnanimous and admit they've made a mistake. He really does look like a player that needs to be valued and loved in my opinionGot a fair few wallies near us, waiting for every failure. They were baying for him to press the Soton defence when he'd clearly been told not to and cover the left hand side of the pitch. Something Sakamoto was doing exactly the same on the right and got praise for "good positioning" when he cut out a ball into midfield.
Unfortunately Wright has some staunch detractors.
Is that the picture of Julian Gray?Underrated comment!!
Got a fair few wallies near us, waiting for every failure. They were baying for him to press the Soton defence when he'd clearly been told not to and cover the left hand side of the pitch. Something Sakamoto was doing exactly the same on the right and got praise for "good positioning" when he cut out a ball into midfield.
Unfortunately Wright has some staunch detractors.
It wasn't just his goal that was impressive. He played well all match against a really good played in Walker-Peters.Clearly people who have made their minds about him early doors. They’ll hop on the bandwagon when he bangs them in on the regular.
I couldn’t make the game last night but his goal was quality. Great team effort to win the ball, slide Wright in and his touch, feint and the finish was quality.
When he hits his groove, we’ll look back at this transfer and consider it a bargain.
closeIs that the picture of Julian Gray?
Remember this is the same forum that overwhelmingly wanted to give Biamou a contract.Yes, some people could see his potential from the start. Wasn't he called a donkey by one or two posters? I suppose not everyone has the footballing knowledge and ability to see beyond the surface.
Unfortunately I wasn’t at the game but I’ve rooting for Wright so I’m happy he got MOTM. I feel like Simms too will have a purple patch once he hits some form - he’s admitted to snatching at chances lately.It wasn't just his goal that was impressive. He played well all match against a really good played in Walker-Peters.
He certainly is, it's difficult to get out of that tunnel vision when your confidence is low, that's why he needs a run of games.Unfortunately I wasn’t at the game but I’ve rooting for Wright so I’m happy he got MOTM. I feel like Simms too will have a purple patch once he hits some form - he’s admitted to snatching at chances lately.
Agreed and at this stage, he offers more than Godden in open play. Against Blues, he was outlet and his link play was good.He certainly is, it's difficult to get out of that tunnel vision when your confidence is low, that's why he needs a run of games.
Haha the away fans throwing shit at him while he blows them a kiss
the kiss is a lovely touch
love this angle of Hajis goal hahaha
You could say he needed time to settle in and maybe even gel.I think this is the biggest endorsement for continuing to sing for and support a player going through some lean times. You can see the new level of confidence he has in the way he was running with the ball, like he believes he can do something with it rather than hoping. And more often than not it's starting to come off.
Largely because Robins finally changed formation and started playing our best players, notably Kitching, Bidwell and Sakamoto.Dare I say it? The team is starting to gel
Who would have thought it?You could say he needed time to settle in and maybe even gel.
A packet of biscuitsHaha the away fans throwing shit at him while he blows them a kiss
A donkey who has no place being a professional footballer, as I recall.Yes, some people could see his potential from the start. Wasn't he called a donkey by one or two posters? I suppose not everyone has the footballing knowledge and ability to see beyond the surface.
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