Barks missed a good chance first half and then should have taken shot in the second. He is very fast and that causes the problems to defenders. He will get better but needs to up his game just slightly.
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He's been a class act ever since he got into the team last season. Seems to be one of the first names on the teamsheet under Neil.
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I'm not sure why he was subbed last night? Did he have a niggle?
His race was run , he had put such a shift in he was dead on his feet , Saturday - Tuesday syndrome epsecially with the way AN is getting them box to box
Fair enough I agree with that. I'm not a Hugill fan tbh, works very hard and sometimes holds the ball up well but has the technical ability of a frog. He's been quite poor the last 2 games now.
Hugil hasn't got to the level he has by having good technical ability. Same as vardy, Hogan etc or anybody from non-league hence why they started in non-league. So anybody who is judging him on his technical ability is going to be very disappointed. But as you said he works very hard and the majority of time is a good asset to the team. He might have been poor last night, but I think it's unfair to have a go at him for Saturday's game. He was being marked by two giant centre backs and the ball was lumped in the air towards him and he is expected to win it!?
But I don't think he's un droppable, so another bad performance or two and he is likely to be on the bench for a few games. Maybe a game on the bench and he comes on fired up and changes the game like he did against Wednesday.
Will Grayson be drilling Blunderland to cope with Hugill up front on Saturday?
Will Grayson be drilling Blunderland to cope with Hugill up front on Saturday?
Hope so he has been our most inconsistent player this season. Let him concentrate on Hugill while the other lads do the job.
Will Grayson be drilling Blunderland to cope with Hugill up front on Saturday?
If he does Barks and Maguire will destroy them.
My MOTM last night.
+1 closely followed by Browne.