Said it all season and feel it even more affter tonite,probably the only player to ever get worse as he drops down the leagues.imo a total disgrace to call himself a winger has no brain and no bottle not blaming him for tonight but hasn't delivered this season and enough is enough now get rid
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Let's see if Wagstaff contributes over 10 assists and 4 goals...
Sam over the season has been our only genuine threat, no other memeber of our squad has been consistanly double and triple marked in games, ok he wasnt great tonight but in fairness he didnt get the ball in good positions, but still delivered cross after cross. This actually gave Reid the space which he exploted very effectivly
exactly
Ground breaking! Lloyd Grossman could probably beat that.
4 goals.
Nuff said.
Unless we get taken over and can afford better, the next few years we could really see what a poor right winger is (not saying that will be Wagstaff)
really can't quite believe after that game that anyone has the nerve to single out any one player when everyone played their hearts out. I've really never understood this lloyd sam hate brigade, but what a time to play that card. disgraceful.
fairly confident that, unlike us, he will be going up a league this season & will have plenty of interest from the champo, but obviously their scouts are all deluded.
4 goals.
Nuff said.[/quote]
He also said Llera should get booked when he was kneed in the ribs on the floor?
Northen Twat
But ultimately a winger is about end product and Lloydy hasn't shown enough of that for the last two years.
And there's surely something wrong with his fitness: glandular fever or some post viral thing?
I'm sure he'll get picked up by a Championship club for next season.
Waggy will score a few (more than 4) next season, he's got a great shot on him, but he doesn't get that many crosses in either.
Where's the next Paddy Powell when you need him?
Let's stick to the "not the time to start blaming" vibe, the mood is turning in the last 30 minutes or so?
6 career goals in 135 appearances. This season not one of his goals proved to be a winner (two in a 4-0, one in a 5-1 and one in a 2-0). Is this because he's no good in front of goal or because he simply doesn't get in a position to score?
For me (especially when we play with him as the only recognised winger) he should be employed as far up the pitch as possible as his time is too occupied with defensive duties (even though he did do that very well last night).
We have no pace up front and with Sam acting as a second full back means that, when we do counter, the ball is played up to Burton and Mooney only for them to turn back on themsleves waiting for support. Most full backs at this level have pace but centre backs tend to have the turning circle of a London Bus. It's also not quite so easy to double mark a centre forward as it is a winger.
Dare I suggest that, if he is still with us next season, we try him pre season through the middle alongside a target man?
That statistic is still amazing me.Can think of players in Leeds and Norwich ranks that probably clocked that up in two or three games.
In fact i havn't checked.Is this a wind up?
Sam has either created or scored 20% of our goals this season. FACT.
And Carly - not a single Leeds player in that list, only one Millwall, one Swindon and one Huddersfield...
Wagstaff is poor, should never have come on in both legs.
Wagstaff is poor, should never have come on in both legs.[/quote]
Yeah, should have got Ronaldo in on loan.
He done well when he come on last night
What did he do in both games? 1st leg didnt touch the ball, 2nd leg ran straight into there full back every time, he has been poor every time he has started and looks poor when he comes on.
Sam - 4 goals in 44 starts plus 3 subs
Reid - 4 goals in 12 starts plus 6 subs
Wagstaff - 5 goals in 12 starts plus 24 subs
I will ask the question again. With a career record of just 6 goals from 135 appearances is it that Sam misses too many or that he just isn't in the right place at the right time? Is one assist every 5 matches a great return?
Hoolahan, for example, has scored 14 and created 13 from just 41 starts plus one sub. So, effectively he scores or creates 66% of the time as against Sam's 30%. And you can't tell me that Hoolahan isn't double marked.
Sam is an extremely frustrating player but, as I've said previously, might he be better employed through the middle?