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Post by onewaynebiggins on Mar 3, 2004 12:31:37 GMT
Thought he looked lively when he came on.
If we are more less safe with a few games to go, maybee we should think about giving Wilson a run at right mid to see what he can do.
I also noticed the way the senior players ( sarbs especially ) were encouraging him, and giving him a lot of the ball to improve his confidence. A bit different from when O'connor and co loved bollocking the youngsters when ever they made their first few outings.
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Post by Chorley on Mar 3, 2004 12:34:59 GMT
Certainly! Always had the impression he was versatile enough to make a more-than-adequate right midfielder/winger...he has a "good engine" as full-backs go and getting forward is his natural game anyway. Aye!  |
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Post by Lakeland Potter on Mar 3, 2004 13:09:15 GMT
Best right footed crosser of a ball at the club in my opinion. He wouldn't be the first player to start off as a full back and then progress to being a winger. Worth a start on the wide right in my opinion.
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Post by BigDick on Mar 3, 2004 13:34:30 GMT
I agree he did look lively but it isn't difficult to see why TP is trying to get him more experience. One clearing header went straight to an Ipswich player who shot and forced Ed to tip round. That ball should have been sent towards the touchline, not the middle of the park. Still, good to see him getting a chance.
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Post by ChrisEvans on Mar 3, 2004 13:35:31 GMT
As I said last night in the lusher, Commons started life as a full back with his main strength being his 'going forward' play, I see Brian Wilson in very much the same mold and see no reason why he couldn't cure our right midfield problem! |
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