KMT’s State Of The Squad: Wingers
Posted: Fri Aug 21, 2020 11:54 am
Laurie Cunningham, John Chiedozie, Alan Comfort, Ricky Otto, Dean Cox. We’ve always loved a wide boy in the East End. Do we like these ones, though...?
Retained: James Dayton, Louis Dennis, Jordan Maguire-Drew
In:
Out: Kazaiah Sterling (Loan Ended)
First Choice
Jordan Maguire-Drew
Pros: Best crosser at the club; can create in tight situations; could chip in with around 10 goals.
Cons: Wildly inconsistent; needs to work harder when we haven’t got the ball; not sure he has headed a football once in his entire life.
In reserve
Louis Dennis
Pros: Currently something of a mystery. I think he’s two-footed, but it’s hard to tell when he has spent his entire O’s career lying prostrate on the floor.
Cons: Doesn’t look to have adapted to the rigours of League football; brushed away from the ball more easily than Cinderella at midnight; played for Bromley.
James Dayton
Pros: Hard worker who is dutiful defensively; effective corner taker; strong beard.
Cons: Bit of a one-trick pony who almost always looks to come inside on to his left foot; probably playing one division too high for his level of ability; abuser of defenceless shin pads.
In a pinch
James Brophy, Jobi McAnuff
Top 7 Bound?
With Ross’ proclivity for shoehorning a striker into the other wide berth, it’s not really an exaggeration to say that the form of our one genuine wide player will dictate how creative we are as a side. JMD might be a little more inconsistent than we’d all like, but his overall productivity would be welcomed by most sides in the division. With another season under his young belt and Ouss Cissé’s presence theoretically allowing us to be on the front foot more often, I expect JMD to take another step forward. Let’s just hope it’s not a step into a pothole where he breaks his ankle. 46 games of Louis Dennis, anyone...?
FFS Ling?
Picking JMD up from Brighton has unequivocally been one of our best moves in the transfer market in recent seasons. A+. D-for the other two, and that’s before the Tories’ algorithm is applied to the grade. Any chance we can pretend to be a public school in Leamington Spa? Wouldn’t be displeased to see Kazaiah Sterling given another chance because he’d offer us a bit more pace, though there are definitely other areas of the side that we need to concentrate on.
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Retained: James Dayton, Louis Dennis, Jordan Maguire-Drew
In:
Out: Kazaiah Sterling (Loan Ended)
First Choice
Jordan Maguire-Drew
Pros: Best crosser at the club; can create in tight situations; could chip in with around 10 goals.
Cons: Wildly inconsistent; needs to work harder when we haven’t got the ball; not sure he has headed a football once in his entire life.
In reserve
Louis Dennis
Pros: Currently something of a mystery. I think he’s two-footed, but it’s hard to tell when he has spent his entire O’s career lying prostrate on the floor.
Cons: Doesn’t look to have adapted to the rigours of League football; brushed away from the ball more easily than Cinderella at midnight; played for Bromley.
James Dayton
Pros: Hard worker who is dutiful defensively; effective corner taker; strong beard.
Cons: Bit of a one-trick pony who almost always looks to come inside on to his left foot; probably playing one division too high for his level of ability; abuser of defenceless shin pads.
In a pinch
James Brophy, Jobi McAnuff
Top 7 Bound?
With Ross’ proclivity for shoehorning a striker into the other wide berth, it’s not really an exaggeration to say that the form of our one genuine wide player will dictate how creative we are as a side. JMD might be a little more inconsistent than we’d all like, but his overall productivity would be welcomed by most sides in the division. With another season under his young belt and Ouss Cissé’s presence theoretically allowing us to be on the front foot more often, I expect JMD to take another step forward. Let’s just hope it’s not a step into a pothole where he breaks his ankle. 46 games of Louis Dennis, anyone...?
FFS Ling?
Picking JMD up from Brighton has unequivocally been one of our best moves in the transfer market in recent seasons. A+. D-for the other two, and that’s before the Tories’ algorithm is applied to the grade. Any chance we can pretend to be a public school in Leamington Spa? Wouldn’t be displeased to see Kazaiah Sterling given another chance because he’d offer us a bit more pace, though there are definitely other areas of the side that we need to concentrate on.
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