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Sheffield Wednesday fans raving about what a superb January acquisition Ugbo has been. If only Bulet played players to their strengths or bought in the right players to fit the system he wants to play. It's not rocket science!
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Ugbo can clearly score goals when given opportunities. He wasn't going to get those opportunities at City, for whom strikers are merely defenders that play closer to the opponent's goal. Ugbo got some stick from City fans and I heard him get called lazy more than a few times, which he wasn't by any stretch of the imagination, although he did sometimes look a bit lost in City's attacking strategy of simply running around a lot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bald Barry Bastad
Totally agree, I never found him to be lazy, he just wasn’t physical. Always knew how to score, he offers more than the striker we signed on loan who Bulut clearly doesn’t want.Quote:
Originally Posted by D. Advocaat
Cardiff City is a bit of a striker's graveyard. Simply few decent chances created up front.
He’s crap and just shines in a team full of other crap players
And has scored 6 goals in 8 games.Quote:
Originally Posted by WJ99mobile
They’ve got more points than we do in the last 25 games. They’re 12th in that time. Since the new manager has come in, they’ve turned it around. Ugbo is a tap in merchant which is fine but it doesn’t work for Bulut’s system. I’d like to know what striker it would work for but that’s another story. I’m not heartbroken he left by any meansQuote:
Originally Posted by WJ99mobile
Who did he score that thumping header against ?
Wintle cross
Was it Preston.Quote:
Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY
Yes it was nice oneQuote:
Originally Posted by 2b2bdoo
It was a peach
I liked him. It was obvious he had something. A striker in a team who don’t want to attack is doomed.
He doesn’t get involved at all, though. You have to carry him in a game. I don’t think too many sides can afford that luxury, and you certainly can’t if you want to get promoted.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave Blue
He was one of the most hard-working strikers we've had, he would have fitted, Bulut dropped a bollock releasing him he's better than our current Strikers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pedro de la Rosa
He looked very decent in the box - scored a great goal against Wednesday too - then seemed after that Bulut wanted him to play in the Grant role on the wing and he looked completely lost and disinterested.
Not sure what formation Wednesday are using him in but in a traditional forward 2 as the poacher getting on the end of things you can see he’d be a very useful player indeed.
Happy to be corrected with the production of said message, but I can’t recall anyone condemning the decision to release Ugbo from his loan at the time
I think people thought we were releasing for Keiffer Moore.Quote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
I would agree. And what I would also say is that maybe people should re visit this thread in 18 months time so that we can really judge ugbo as a player and goal scorer. This place screams. Talk about Chicken Little.Quote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
Sheffield tend to rely on that ancient pastime of crossing the ball on a regular basis. Who'd have thought eh.
He was good especially with O'Dowda, Rambo, and Bowler when at his best, after they went on the sick, he had no service.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tuerto
He seemed to have that knack of being in the right place at the right time, a precious commodity for any striker.Quote:
Originally Posted by North Cardiff Blue
However, hardworking is not a characteristic that springs to mind when I think of Ugbo in his time with us.
Bastards, getting players forward into attacking positions.Quote:
Originally Posted by sneggyblubird
Cheaters! surely against the FA rules!?Quote:
Originally Posted by Eric the Half a Bee
You must be devastated that we have had two wins on the trotQuote:
Originally Posted by Blooburd
Aye and a few others, killing their anti-Bulut Agenda :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY
And have scored 11 goals less than us ?…..amazing.Quote:
Originally Posted by sneggyblubird
Cardiffs “attacking strategy” = 40 goals….Sheff Weds = 29 goals. :shrug:Quote:
Originally Posted by D. Advocaat
Nope. you dont know me at all son. Happy with anything to keep us from relegation.Quote:
Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY
Bulut is hanging on by a thread and we've had other managers suddenly desperately pluck out a few wins just when their head is lining up on the chopping block.
lol.. we played Ugbo (a clearly gifted goal poacher) on the wing. Thats the strategic difference.Quote:
Originally Posted by G rangetown Blue
Thats not all either..we play our wingers on the opposite sides and we rotate our best players positions in order to enable our worst players to play where they want
What I do know is that you have become very quiet last few games sonnyQuote:
Originally Posted by Blooburd
I think it's clear why
Kipre and Philogene are potential players of the season so far at their respective clubs. Kieffer Moore has 5 goals and an assist in 7 games.
What could’ve been indeed if we’d got any of them back.
Far too much sense in this post. Please self impose a one week suspension from the message board.Quote:
Originally Posted by D. Advocaat
It's hard enough talking sense to the likes of you when 100% of the wind (the evidence) is behind me. Atm bulut is hanging on by the tips of his fingernails and you'll be loving that im sureQuote:
Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY
#BulutFC