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skybluecam

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Can we put the "he disappears in big games" nonsense to bed as well while we're at it
 

skyblueelephant76

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Haji does need to kick on now and get himself consistently scoring the goals to get us over the line, they do usually seem to come in a glut for him - IE when he scored his hattrick against Sunderland last season and then did not score for the rest of the season

On his day he is unplayable and one of if not the best in the division
He scored against Burnley and Plymouth after the Sunderland match
 

Esoterica

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Realistically no striker will score every good chance they have

Realistically all strikers have cold patches


Haji wright is a good striker
His cold patch has come in a run of matches where we were tactically awful. Arriving into the box with a ball into feet, or spinning a centre back so we get him through on goal is how to get the best of him. We should not be using him as a target man, or lumping aerial crosses into the box from out wide. We have to find a way to get the best out of him against teams who will sit deep and not give him the space in behind.
 

Evo1883

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Godden though
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Domo

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Wright is a good striker - i alwasy struggle to know what hes best at, holdup play? poacher? target man? maybe it doesnt matter as long as he scores
 

Grendel

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Cally Fedora

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The reality is Wright is excellent at this level. If you expect your striker not to have lean patches, to rarely miss and to be able to hold the ball up I’m afraid your looking for someone who won’t be operating in the championship.
 

Liquid Gold

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Didn't the turf give way beneath his foot?
If I remember correctly the ref put him off by hurrying him up.

Haji likes to take his time with pens which I think coaches tell them to do now and the ref was going to blow to hurry him up and it caught his eye and put him off.

Even when he’s bang out of form I’d still trust him to take a pen.
 

Sky Blue Pete

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If I remember correctly the ref put him off by hurrying him up.

Haji likes to take his time with pens which I think coaches tell them to do now and the ref was going to blow to hurry him up and it caught his eye and put him off.

Even when he’s bang out of form I’d still trust him to take a pen.
Anyone see the Rochdale one?
As the guy runs up the ref blows the whistle so he stops
The keeper then comes to the spot and picks the ball up and ref says play on
Have to say I think the ref messed up
 

Grendel

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Anyone see the Rochdale one?
As the guy runs up the ref blows the whistle so he stops
The keeper then comes to the spot and picks the ball up and ref says play on
Have to say I think the ref messed up

He didn’t play on he awarded them a feee kick for time wasting
 

Johnnythespider

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Why not just stop the clock when a penalty is awarded, how much of the time is wasted by the team trying to put the taker off or roughing up the spot.
 

Brighton Sky Blue

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If I remember correctly the ref put him off by hurrying him up.

Haji likes to take his time with pens which I think coaches tell them to do now and the ref was going to blow to hurry him up and it caught his eye and put him off.

Even when he’s bang out of form I’d still trust him to take a pen.
Either way, the point stands that he's only missed a single pen in his time here and it's not one I think really counts as a proper miss. The ones he took at Wembley were top drawer, and under huge pressure.
 

skyblueelephant76

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He didn’t play on he awarded them a feee kick for time wasting
The free kick wasn't for time wasting it was for feinting to take the penalty.

Players are not allowed to stop completely and cannot feint after the run-up has been completed. If no goal is scored, the player should receive a yellow card and the opposition given an indirect free-kick.

The ref messed up by not booking the player.
 

Nick

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The free kick wasn't for time wasting it was for feinting to take the penalty.

Players are not allowed to stop completely and cannot feint after the run-up has been completed. If no goal is scored, the player should receive a yellow card and the opposition given an indirect free-kick.

The ref messed up by not booking the player.

I thought he stopped because he heard a whistle?
 

Sky Blue Pete

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The free kick wasn't for time wasting it was for feinting to take the penalty.

Players are not allowed to stop completely and cannot feint after the run-up has been completed. If no goal is scored, the player should receive a yellow card and the opposition given an indirect free-kick.

The ref messed up by not booking the player.
I thought the ref blew his whistle which was why player stopped if he didn’t that’s absolutely right
 

PUSB-We_are_going_up

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Wright is a good striker - i alwasy struggle to know what hes best at, holdup play? poacher? target man? maybe it doesnt matter as long as he scores
I’d say he’s an unorthodox big forward with good technique and really quick so looks to get in behind and play off the shoulder of players using his frame to roll off smaller players, so like a hybrid of the big man little man
 

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