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Winger
Possibly pound for pound one of the worst signings we've ever had.
Rodwell, Ndong, Djilobodji, Gibson, Lee Camp, Flo, Altidore, Prica
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Possibly pound for pound one of the worst signings we've ever had.
I rest my case you hypocrite
Look at the chance he missed again
He's a shite striker another one in the piss taking party
The chance our midfield created for him was superb m
Bad workman always blames his tools
Well that's an absolute lie, the last game I was at prior to moving overseas was Coventry at home where Grigg constantly worked their back 4, closing them down. The nearest players were a good 20-30 yards further back from him, absolute waste of time doing that if the team aren't doing it as a whole.
Has he missed chances, absolutely, no denying that. Have we played a style of football that gets the best out of him and was he even wanted by the manager, absolutely not.
In that case why bother at all, the entire squad is shit.
The only time I saw the real Grigg was when Power slotted it through to him against Bristol Rovers.
Our lack of creativity is criminal and it's worrying after all of this time players within our club think that there is a want for Wyke like physical presence.
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you must be watching a different game from the rest of us then
Yeah when they say things like “I probably should not have moved”, “At no point would I ever have wanted to leave Wigan”, “I felt like I didn’t have a choice”, “it hasn’t worked out for me.” It really makes me feel like he’s desperate to do well for us here.
People defending him
Easiest gig he'll ever have the spineless twat
Knowing the club and the fans I dispute this aswell, we always go back to the Quinn and Phillips era because we were good then, not because of the style. My favourite safc football was Poyet personally, along with the Welbeck, Gyan , Sess era under Bruce.Clearly off, unless we jettison Parkinson (unlikely, but fingers crossed). Dread to think the loss we’ll make on him.
I also strongly dispute the assumption that we all want a long ball team just because Quinny was a good player.
If this is what outsiders genuinely think then it probably explains Donald’s silly appointment of Parkinson.
If you sat near me in the ground you'd know I'm one of the most positive supporters going. No agenda I want them to do as well as poss. Sadly, over an extended period of time it's become clear that isn't going happen. The majority on here see it they don't all have an agenda either.Nah it's not man, look we created one decent chance once against Blackpool.
Or I don't have an agenda against him.
Aye it is !Well that's an absolute lie, the last game I was at prior to moving overseas was Coventry at home where Grigg constantly worked their back 4, closing them down. The nearest players were a good 20-30 yards further back from him, absolute waste of time doing that if the team aren't doing it as a whole.
Has he missed chances, absolutely, no denying that. Have we played a style of football that gets the best out of him and was he even wanted by the manager, absolutely not.
In that case why bother at all, the entire squad is shit.
Very true. Defend with 8 players, lump it to the big man, hope one of the wingers pick up the second ball. Except our big man is neither tall or strong and we rarely pick up the second ballWill Grigg is clearly a bit of a bellwhiff with absolutely no self-awareness but he’s spot on about our lack of creativity. We’ve had two years of bad football practice throughout the club and frauds like Ross and Parkinson telling us that the route to promotion lay in being more defensive and getting more clean sheets. We’re hideously dated in our approach.
Caulkin, who works for the athletic, doesn't seem too bothered about piracy.Anyone able to copy & paste the article on here please?
Good. I was just trying to sort my own thoughts out and launch a fair reply. You've done it for me.I read the article and I think he was poorly advised to do the interview now, without a new club announced (doesn't exactly make him an attractive prospect to new clubs).
But he's not wrong that we play football that is difficult for strikers to succeed in, especially since Parkinson came in. I don't recognise his description of Sunderland as a long ball club though.
Should also add our defenders struggle to concentrate and defendVery true. Defend with 8 players, lump it to the big man, hope one of the wingers pick up the second ball. Except our big man is neither tall or strong and we rarely pick up the second ball