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OneLoveWrexham · 10th February 2019, 14.24:30

Technically the worst player in the club, you can’t teach that.

Can’t read a game, you can’t teach that.

Can’t finish, you can teach that but not whilst under pressure in a game scenario.

Weak as piss, he can strengthen up but hasn’t got a aggressive bone in his body.

No one can argue these points but as the op says he is nearly amazing and destined for greatness so what do I know.

pagl · 10th February 2019, 14.46:33

If your auntie had balls she would be your uncle.
If Wright could shoot, pass, tackle he would be a midfielder.

Corner Flag · 10th February 2019, 14.48:57

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Originally Posted by Alan Attack

Hopefully Yozza can work on his finishing!

You can't polish a turd unfortunately. Wright tries had but if the skill is not there I doubt it ever will now but heh what do I know .

Colomiers Phoenix · 10th February 2019, 15.07:27

didn' need much polishing back in August, he won NL player of the month

OneLoveWrexham · 10th February 2019, 15.17:31

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Originally Posted by Colomiers Phoenix

didn' need much polishing back in August, he won NL player of the month

The most bizarre player of the month I have seen at this level

Congy Red · 10th February 2019, 15.55:17

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Originally Posted by pagl

If your auntie had balls she would be your uncle.
If Wright could shoot, pass, tackle he would be a midfielder.

How have we got to two points off the top with such an alleged black hole in midfield? If my Auntie had balls she'd still have a more accurate opinion of Wright than you.

LWR · 10th February 2019, 15.58:21

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Originally Posted by OneLoveWrexham

Technically the worst player in the club, you can’t teach that.

Can’t read a game, you can’t teach that.

Can’t finish, you can teach that but not whilst under pressure in a game scenario.

Weak as piss, he can strengthen up but hasn’t got a aggressive bone in his body.

No one can argue these points but as the op says he is nearly amazing and destined for greatness so what do I know.

I can.

I 'd say your wrong at every junction. Not for the first time like.

woodoser · 10th February 2019, 16.08:36

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Originally Posted by ABd

Can't afford to be working on basics like that at this stage of the season.

As I said in the other thread, play Walker further forward and Summerfield/Carra in Wrights role.

Good point, however,young pushes us forward and was my man of the match Saturday. I’m not a fan of a defensive midfielder because it becomes 5 playing at the back with walker to deep resulting in us moving the ball forward to slowly (my worry about walker was when he was more forward when he first arrived he was always taken off after 60 minutes.)

Midfield
young
centre mid summerfield & walker ( Rutherford for walker )
tollitt

Attack Oswell & Beavon (at home) he’s crap away from home

Lods · 10th February 2019, 16.36:57

Usually goals are what seperates the good from the great. Another good example of this is Rutherford. If he got 10 a season he'd have not been in non-league for the majority of his career.

Akil Wright does get in good positions as a late runner from midfield however he loses his head at the crucial moment. I'd hope the composure comes with age but if I was Bryan Hughes I'd have him practicing his finishing as often as possible.

OneLoveWrexham · 10th February 2019, 16.37:51

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Originally Posted by LWR

I can.

I 'd say your wrong at every junction. Not for the first time like.

Argue the points then?

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Lods First Teamer Racecourse Spot: Tech End Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Akil Wright - almost amazing Usually goals are what seperates the good from the great. Another good example of this is Rutherford. If he got 10 a season he'd have not been in non-league for the majority of his career. Akil Wright does get in good positions as a late runner from midfield however he loses his head at the crucial moment. I'd hope the composure comes with age but if I was Bryan Hughes I'd have him practicing his finishing as often as possible. Last edited by Lods; 10th February 2019 at 16.42:51..