For all you Wagstaff moaners out there, there are times when he can be anonymous - though never defensively lazy. Hopefully Powell and the coaching team, have had him practising crosses around 5-10 yards back from the box. If he get's this skill then he'll be able to utilise his pace and get behind more often, as defenders won't just have to concentrate on being burnt but stand up for the cross sometimes.
Personally the bench lacks players who can assist. Waggy scores more goals than Clarke anyway! Joking aside I would like to see Waggy back in the team, and properly evaluated for next season, and also available to come on for JJ very early. Playing on the left, cutting inside and shooting should be a strength. Maybe he can't play on the left in training - I believe he's played there as a sub this season? Still would like to see it.
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So late in tackles that he always gets carded, doesn't link up with Solly leaving massive spaces on the wing and his crosses might be good but he doesn't have the ball for long enough to make any.
Bring back Waggy - perfect he might not be, worse than Green he isn't, and a Charlton boy he most certainly is. Why doesn't that count for something these days?
Quick he is, quick to release the ball he most certainly isnt
Powell needs to take a look at the wide positions. On both sides the main attacking threat is the fullback.
And no I never said for him to replace Green, do not want that when Green's fit and not suspended.
Was a good impact sub in previous years.
however powell's biggest weakness as a manager seems to be his use of subs.
Green was brought in for a decent amount of money to supply deadly crosses but Im just not seeing it.
Waggy getting slagged off for not doing too well in his 20 minute cameo for his first game in 6 months is laughable really.
Its a weak link area whoever plays there.
He knows SCP and all that....
*Dons tin hat and ducks!*
I would hope the management/coaching team can knock this out of his game as i still think he has a part to play.
He may not cross the ball as well as Green but he has pace and energy to burn, helps out defensivley and on his day can be direct, effective and score goals.
He is not the first wide man to be accused of being inconsistant and can't cross. Downing. Lennon and Walcott spring to mind
That said, Green is not producing, nor defending and I'd like Waggy back.
This.
he might be quick but when he gets the ball he just runs at the corner flag and has no end product, green is a lot more creative and can actually cross, hasn't really been doing it recently but would rather have green than waggy every day of the week and as a sub haynes can do a job on the right and is a lot more direct, quicker and from what i have seen can cross decently enough.