Reply With QuoteAccording to who? He didn't even win the club player of the season awardOriginally Posted by dml1954
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The problem being is, he doesn't look remotely like scoring a goal, never mind 3 or 4!
According to who? He didn't even win the club player of the season award
2 seasons ago is not this season, though. Anyone can be a trier, but that’s not enough for a club hoping to be promoted.
Exactly. 2 seasons ago we were flying and tried him in an attacking midfielder role and along with the rest of the team he probably over performed. His runs were brilliant into the box think Barnsley home he scored a goal because of his run into the box.
A striker he is not.
Neither is he a wide midfield player.
Neither is he the same player he was 2 years ago, he's noticeably slower for one.
Wasn’t he carrying a bit of timber at the beginning of the season?
Agreed.
We've seen him play right back, it ain't pretty.
Just because we bought him as a right back doesn't mean he's a right back.
I remember he played right wing vs Huddersfield and he was trying to defend against Kongolo, a centre half playing left back, and Paterson got ripped apart time after time.
Murphy is better than Paterson. 10 of Murphy beats 10 of Paterson every time. Murphy's probably had enough. I can see why his head is not in it. Would Paterson's attitude be so good if he was getting 5 minutes here and there. Paterson's been starting practically every every for 3 years. No wonder he has a good attitude. Murphy probably looks at the team sheet and feels defeated before the game even kicks off. Probably how Bobby Reid felt too.
If Murphy is upset (poor little baba), about not playing, well maybe he ought to try more when he gets the chance ! So sulking and not trying, but taking his full wedge, makes him a better player !!! Strange philosophy, I must say.
As for Bobby Reid, not exactly breaking records at Fulham is he ???
I like paterson
Puts his head in where it hurts
It's like you didn't read what he said
#PlanA
Sign for the Cardiff Blues then.
Rubbish, Murphy has had plenty of opportunities to show what he can do. He's had plenty of chances under Harris. He doesn't want to be here. Paterson has been dropped and barely made the side after Harris' first game for months. Paterson got his head down and cracked on. Murphy has been given chance after chance and looks disinterested and doesn't work hard. If you don't put a shift in when you're not playing well, you're a liability.
Watch out, according to Dembethewarrior, you didn’t read what he wrote !!!!!
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Well its the season for viruses and looks like people on here are trying to give the lad Madineitus. All our strikers tend to suffer the same slagging by our fans.Even in Malkys day Kenny Millar used to bemoan the lack of support yet came to us as a proven goalscorer and was slagged off by alot of fans.In my view we've got to fix the quality of balls into the strikers before we make Patterson the latest in a long line of scapegoats.Youe got to look back to the DJ era to see a return expected of a strikers.
You are quite correct
The strikers we have on our books, could be the best in the world, BUT unless you’ve got a Whitt’s or a Kav, to set ‘um up, it’s all pointless.
Our final passes into the box are dismal lately. Players are not getting their heads up to look for openings
He's not a scapegoat.
There are strikers at the club better than him. I don't recall moaning when Ward and Glatzel have come on for him. I recall moaning when he starts. Because he's shit.
All that work and now we’re on PLAN B
All that work and now we’re on PLAN B
Exactyl
I think theres a few Wolves players who would lay claim to being the Championship player of the season that year.
He did well for a few months under Warnocks direct style in the 2nd half of the 17/18 season. Caught a few teams off guard and also one or two in the Premiership not used to such archaic tactics, but lets be totally honest the experiment is well and truly over now. It is so frustrating watching us when hes playing up front. We either smash the ball up to him, or even when we do play it to feet, which we have been trying more often lately, it just breaks down when it gets to him. His touch for a professional footballer is absolutely shocking.
What pisses me is he actually believes hes a striker now and often throws a strop when someone doesnt pass to him, or he gets subbed.
Hopefully Colin will come in with a big bid for him in the summer and take him to Middlesborough and we can sign someone who can actually control a football and bring others into play.
Would be interested in seeing the strikers (and patersons) stats under both managers.
I believe what Neil Harris is trying to do suits Glatzel more than it does Paterson, the fact one is scoring post lockdown could support that.
Glatzel has to do better with his back to goal. It bounces off him, he needs to put his body between the ball and the defender and hold it up. All our strikers have major weaknesses, Glatzel's physicality, Ward similarly and Paterson on ability.
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