2022/23 Dwight McNeil

[Goat]

He needs to play on the other side of the field so he can go left and it isn't so easy to just crowd him out

Sean Dyche has been his manager for about 5 years, do you not think he knows his game better than you?

 

[Librarian]

I remember watching him closely against Brighton under Lampard and without the ball he would tuck into the midfield and kept getting caught out when the ball went wide because he had to shift back into position.

He did this so consistently that it had to be an instruction. 1st half 2nd half at no point did this change.

It was totally exposing us and everyone could see it but it had to be a tactic.

He’s a different player under Dyche.

 

[Tony101]

Like this kid he’s got great technique. If he had pace he would genuinely be world class

 

[arch stanton]

Like this kid he’s got great technique. If he had pace he would genuinely be world class

he's not slow once he gets into his stride, he just isnt really sharp off the mark.

 

[Tony101]

he's not slow once he gets into his stride, he just isnt really sharp off the mark.

He’s alright he’s not proper slow when he gets going I agree. But he isn’t fast i like him tho he’s probably the best player technically we have at the moment.

 

[arch stanton]

He’s alright he’s not proper slow when he gets going I agree. But he isn’t fast i like him tho he’s probably the best player technically we have at the moment.

lets not forget Kevin Sheedy was slow, one footed but jolly good. /

 

[DanEFC92]

 

[witchdoc187]

I remember watching him closely against Brighton under Lampard and without the ball he would tuck into the midfield and kept getting caught out when the ball went wide because he had to shift back into position.

He did this so consistently that it had to be an instruction. 1st half 2nd half at no point did this change.

It was totally exposing us and everyone could see it but it had to be a tactic.

He’s a different player under Dyche.

Mad how a couple of months ago he used to just give the ball away constantly

 

[maccavennie]

He's doing what's asked of him from Dyche and that's all you can ask. He can certainly add the odd goal and he's going to need to add another 2 or 3 I think.

Let's get it right, he's massively limited in a huge amount of things but in general the squad is abysmal so we need player to not just step up, but actually contribute beyond their normal standards. That's what I see from him currently I feel he's contributing more than what's expected.

Well done kid, you may need another 3 or 4 rockets this season like today to help us. But getting that shot away early was quality

 

[Mark barnett]

Think he's are most reliable player under Dyche , he's more than justified that 20 nil we spent on him let's hope he keeps it going

 

[TheBigIguana]

Sean Dyche has been his manager for about 5 years, do you not think he knows his game better than you?

He's not gotten very much out of him

 

[BullensRoad]

Match winner he made himself. Happy for him to be in the starting 11.

 

[Rob17896]

In short he crossed a lot and worked his bum off at both ends

A Bum with two ends?

 

[maccavennie]

He's not gotten very much out of him

He's tripled his scoring rate from Burnely to Everton.

 

[Swartzy]

He needs to play on the other side of the field so he can go left and it isn't so easy to just crowd him out

If you place him on the right then he has to cut in, straight away your taking away his crossing strengths. also your making it just as or even more easier for the opposition to plan for. swapping flanks now and then during a game is never a bad thing but to use him on the right as a set position, your taking away his strengths and we will never see the best of him.
once we get a proper striker in the box we will see even more benefits from that left peg of his.