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Gregg Wylde keen to stay for the long term
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He wasn't at his best yesterday but nor were any of his team mates.
I like his passion and attitude, always applauds the fans after a game. He also has the ability to get us up the pitch quickly which in L2 is a huge impact. He was also unlucky a few months ago to be dropped when playing well to accommodate Carey coming back so would welcome him to stay.
I like his passion and attitude, always applauds the fans after a game. He also has the ability to get us up the pitch quickly which in L2 is a huge impact. He was also unlucky a few months ago to be dropped when playing well to accommodate Carey coming back so would welcome him to stay.
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Wylde is annoying player to watch but on his day he can rip defences to pieces .. I hope he stays
I know he was wasteful yesterday - but he was the only player when they were on the ball I thought something might actually happen. OK often it was over-hitting a cross or running out of play altogether but still...... at least it seemed like he was having go.
Wimbledon knew he was a danger and every time he got the ball he was closed down and as a result he had to go close to the byline to get the space to cross and inevitably the crosses were hurried . What DA doesn't do is take advantage of the fact that very often Gregg occupies two defenders, potentially leaving another man up front with space but if we're only playing one up front we can't press home this numerical advantage.
I'm all for keeping Wylde but would like him to cut inside more and shoot. He's got a terrific shot but we rarely see it.
I'm all for keeping Wylde but would like him to cut inside more and shoot. He's got a terrific shot but we rarely see it.
He can be very frustrating to watch. On his day, he's excellent but far too inconsistent. I realise this is pretty irrelevant but I'd rather have Allessandra over Wylde!
Personally, l remember a spell around January (l think) and l thought he finally found his form.
Yesterday he wasted too many crossing opportunities. There was one delightful cross mid-way in the first half which nearly got onto matt's head but for a great Wimbledon clearance.
He is there to provide pace to the counter attack, but more importantly to cross the ball. He has delivered some great moments but has sustained his form enough throughout the whole season.
If we are going to the next level we need more. Sounds harsh but that's the reality concerning many of the players we are deciding to keep or release.
Yesterday he wasted too many crossing opportunities. There was one delightful cross mid-way in the first half which nearly got onto matt's head but for a great Wimbledon clearance.
He is there to provide pace to the counter attack, but more importantly to cross the ball. He has delivered some great moments but has sustained his form enough throughout the whole season.
If we are going to the next level we need more. Sounds harsh but that's the reality concerning many of the players we are deciding to keep or release.
I think a player of his ilk and what he offers in the way of alternatives is an important part of the squad and I hope he stays. On a non playing level I saw him interviewed as man of the match after a home game in the business lounge and he was very personable and a credit to himself and his profession.
He is the epitome of the team's inconsistency.
He plays well so does the team !
And the reverse is also true.
Simply sort out his end-product.
Keep the Faith :scarf:
He plays well so does the team !
And the reverse is also true.
Simply sort out his end-product.
Keep the Faith :scarf: