Being left footed I would like to see him on the left . . Wakefield on the right and say to Jordy either make it as a striker or move him on . . If the reported money jordy is on is true that would be a fair chunk to reinvest in playing squad.
Alot of ifs and buts and maybes but everybody knows Thomas is guna cut inside from the right at least on the left he can take it to the byline
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I'd agree with this to an extent, although I disagree entirely about moving Hiwula on as he has goals in him, something that we're already desperately short on.
I understand the logic of putting wrong footed players on either wing so they can cut inside - something Hiwula has benefitted from on several occasions this season - but I'd agree that having a left footed player on the right and a right footed player on the left has cost us clear cut chances this season. E.g. Thomas against Portsmouth.
Take Thomas as a case in point. Even if he does cut inside, 9 times out of 10 he doesn't possess the final product to execute an effective cross or shot. Although it's to a less of an extent, the same issues lie with Hiwula at times. On countless occasions he's backed out from striking the ball first time and subsequently wasted a goalscoring chance by spending valuable seconds attempting to shift the ball onto his right. Slight contradiction from my end I know as Hiwula has scored goals by cutting inside but it's just not frequent enough to justify having him out on the left at times. E.g. Yesterday vs. Shrewsbury.
Regardless, I'd keep Hiwula where he is, as despite his inconsistencies you cannot argue with his goalscoring record this season. Thomas has become predictable though, but as MR has stated in the press, I think it's just a classic case of a young player burning out.