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13 minutes ago, Pilko said:

He's the last player I'd want to see coming on when we're trying to protect a slender lead. He's best as a "chaos option" when we're taking the initiative and chasing the game.

 

 

He was probably brought on to give us an outlet and some pace on the counter because we were basically getting pinned back by Arsenal at that stage with nothing to hit back with. 

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I don't like being this way, certainly to lads like Osula who are real good kids and give it their all, but he isn't of the level we require, I feel. Perhaps, in time he becomes our "early stages" player as proven versus Bradford. If he's happy to just be that. I doubt it though. If so at least that lightens the fixture load.

 

 

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27 minutes ago, TRon said:

 

 

He was probably brought on to give us an outlet and some pace on the counter because we were basically getting pinned back by Arsenal at that stage with nothing to hit back with. 


Elanga can be that. Rather have the striker be Willock in this situation, at least he can drop and get ball into feet.

 

Osula just comes on and makes loads of fouls, as he plays like a fan. Offers no control to our game at all, and can only make it here as a winger, and even that’s a long shot.

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Good showing off the bench. Assisted the Barnes goal on the break. Took up some good positions a couple times where he'd likely been through on goal but Tonali/Gordon played the pass behind him.

 

Keep it up lad. 

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Brilliant strength and composure with the assist, with parity restored when he ended up on his arse off the ball on the next counter. That's wor Willie.

 

In all seriousness, it's looking like a very good decision to keep him here, because he's going to get minutes all the time and relieve pressure on our most important strikers. Not only that but he's contributing something all the time too; there's only Leeds where he had a bit of a stinker.

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Had to hold off commenting after the roasting he got when he came on against Arsenal, but I thought it was unfair. The goal he set up today showed the same qualities for his goal against Bradford, sheer strength and pace to hold off the defender, then that was a pearler of a pass slid through for Barnes goal. 

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