Needs a run of games in a formation that plays to his strengths.Zip wrote: Puscas is an odd one. What happened to that player that terrorised Cardiff two years ago?
Needs a run of games in a formation that plays to his strengths.Zip wrote: Puscas is an odd one. What happened to that player that terrorised Cardiff two years ago?
Sometimes you have to look back and re-evaluate if what you saw in that game was really the player ability and not poor defending and fortune.Lower West wrote:Needs a run of games in a formation that plays to his strengths.Zip wrote: Puscas is an odd one. What happened to that player that terrorised Cardiff two years ago?
Well put, good food for thought.Snowflake Royal wrote:Sometimes you have to look back and re-evaluate if what you saw in that game was really the player ability and not poor defending and fortune.Lower West wrote:Needs a run of games in a formation that plays to his strengths.Zip wrote: Puscas is an odd one. What happened to that player that terrorised Cardiff two years ago?
Puscas has never looked quick since. He's often looked confused about where he should be, missed his first touch and blazed high or wide.
At this point we need to accept that's the real Puscas, not some 90 minute wonder kid who vanished
Just to be clear, I don't mean he's shit or or not up to it. He's just not that player. His strengths aren't those strengths.Millsy wrote:Well put, good food for thought.Snowflake Royal wrote:Sometimes you have to look back and re-evaluate if what you saw in that game was really the player ability and not poor defending and fortune.Lower West wrote:
Needs a run of games in a formation that plays to his strengths.
Puscas has never looked quick since. He's often looked confused about where he should be, missed his first touch and blazed high or wide.
At this point we need to accept that's the real Puscas, not some 90 minute wonder kid who vanished
My opinion (of course I don’t know) is he has that in him if played to his strengths. He’s scored other goals not too dissimilar to his first at Cardiff albeit closer to goal. We just won’t know if he had 90mins of luck if all we do is chuck him up front and expect him to pay like Joao.
It is starting to feel like Orlando Sa deja vu with Puscas. There is a quality player in there but whether it is both English football, the pace and physicality of it, as well as not playing to his strengths, are combining to make it not quite what the early promise made us dream might be possible. Then you get moments such as Wigan away, and the goal away at QPR which make you think he has the quality.Millsy wrote:Well put, good food for thought.Snowflake Royal wrote:Sometimes you have to look back and re-evaluate if what you saw in that game was really the player ability and not poor defending and fortune.Lower West wrote:
Needs a run of games in a formation that plays to his strengths.
Puscas has never looked quick since. He's often looked confused about where he should be, missed his first touch and blazed high or wide.
At this point we need to accept that's the real Puscas, not some 90 minute wonder kid who vanished
My opinion (of course I don’t know) is he has that in him if played to his strengths. He’s scored other goals not too dissimilar to his first at Cardiff albeit closer to goal. We just won’t know if he had 90mins of luck if all we do is chuck him up front and expect him to pay like Joao.
Fully agree. Not long before that moment I had said to my wife that I wished Azeez would forget he was 'the youngster' and have the confidence to shoot when well placed, rather than look to pick out one of his more experienced team mates and lose the opportunity. So I could hardly criticise him for having a go when he did. Joao would've done exactly the same in that situation. Had his effort gone in - and it didn't look a million miles away - we would've been raving even more about him.Jagermesiter1871 wrote:Was more than fine with Azeez having that shot on the break; sign of a young hungry striker.
No both were well wide.RoyalBlue wrote:Fully agree. Not long before that moment I had said to my wife that I wished Azeez would forget he was 'the youngster' and have the confidence to shoot when well placed, rather than look to pick out one of his more experienced team mates and lose the opportunity. So I could hardly criticise him for having a go when he did. Joao would've done exactly the same in that situation. Had his effort gone in - and it didn't look a million miles away - we would've been raving even more about him.Jagermesiter1871 wrote:Was more than fine with Azeez having that shot on the break; sign of a young hungry striker.
Would love him to sign a longer contract this week…Jagermesiter1871 wrote:Just seen Azeezs interview. Seems a top lad. Love him to fly this season
Still won't criticise him for having a go. Lost count of how many potentially good opportunities his team mates wasted as they kept twisting and turning in and around the area trying to create the perfect goal-scoring opportunity, rather than pulling the trigger the moment they got sight of the goal.Westwood52 wrote:No both were well wide.RoyalBlue wrote:Fully agree. Not long before that moment I had said to my wife that I wished Azeez would forget he was 'the youngster' and have the confidence to shoot when well placed, rather than look to pick out one of his more experienced team mates and lose the opportunity. So I could hardly criticise him for having a go when he did. Joao would've done exactly the same in that situation. Had his effort gone in - and it didn't look a million miles away - we would've been raving even more about him.Jagermesiter1871 wrote:Was more than fine with Azeez having that shot on the break; sign of a young hungry striker.
Meite blazes plenty wide of the goal. The fact that he does continually try, results in a decent amount of goals scored.RoyalBlue wrote:Still won't criticise him for having a go. Lost count of how many potentially good opportunities his team mates wasted as they kept twisting and turning in and around the area trying to create the perfect goal-scoring opportunity, rather than pulling the trigger the moment they got sight of the goal.Westwood52 wrote:No both were well wide.RoyalBlue wrote:
Fully agree. Not long before that moment I had said to my wife that I wished Azeez would forget he was 'the youngster' and have the confidence to shoot when well placed, rather than look to pick out one of his more experienced team mates and lose the opportunity. So I could hardly criticise him for having a go when he did. Joao would've done exactly the same in that situation. Had his effort gone in - and it didn't look a million miles away - we would've been raving even more about him.
Sa had a personality issue as was shown when he received the red card against Derby. Probably why he returned to obscurity. Despite having all the technical attributes.Mr Optimist wrote:It is starting to feel like Orlando Sa deja vu with Puscas. There is a quality player in there but whether it is both English football, the pace and physicality of it, as well as not playing to his strengths, are combining to make it not quite what the early promise made us dream might be possible. Then you get moments such as Wigan away, and the goal away at QPR which make you think he has the quality.Millsy wrote:Well put, good food for thought.Snowflake Royal wrote: Sometimes you have to look back and re-evaluate if what you saw in that game was really the player ability and not poor defending and fortune.
Puscas has never looked quick since. He's often looked confused about where he should be, missed his first touch and blazed high or wide.
At this point we need to accept that's the real Puscas, not some 90 minute wonder kid who vanished
My opinion (of course I don’t know) is he has that in him if played to his strengths. He’s scored other goals not too dissimilar to his first at Cardiff albeit closer to goal. We just won’t know if he had 90mins of luck if all we do is chuck him up front and expect him to pay like Joao.
How have we managed to have every half decent players contract expire at the end of this year? If we don't sort this embargo situation out we could be well and truely oxf*rd next season.Uke wrote:Would love him to sign a longer contract this week…Jagermesiter1871 wrote:Just seen Azeezs interview. Seems a top lad. Love him to fly this season
https://www.readingfc.co.uk/news/2020/j ... d-of-july/
Current contract runs out in July
Azeez was orginally out of contact this summer, so we at least managed to get him to sign a deal in line with what we are able to work with now.Jagermesiter1871 wrote:How have we managed to have every half decent players contract expire at the end of this year? If we don't sort this embargo situation out we could be well and truely oxf*rd next season.Uke wrote:Would love him to sign a longer contract this week…Jagermesiter1871 wrote:Just seen Azeezs interview. Seems a top lad. Love him to fly this season
https://www.readingfc.co.uk/news/2020/j ... d-of-july/
Current contract runs out in July
Because we haven't been able to extend contracts and offer decent wages. Anyone who isn't ooc this summer is basically ooc next summer. Can thank the embargo for it. But yep, losing Rino, Laurent, Swift, Azeez, Yiadom, Morrison, Holmes on frees next summer isn't a pleasant thought.Jagermesiter1871 wrote:How have we managed to have every half decent players contract expire at the end of this year? If we don't sort this embargo situation out we could be well and truely oxf*rd next season.Uke wrote:Would love him to sign a longer contract this week…Jagermesiter1871 wrote:Just seen Azeezs interview. Seems a top lad. Love him to fly this season
https://www.readingfc.co.uk/news/2020/j ... d-of-july/
Current contract runs out in July
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