Scott Sinclair!

It's probably a mixture of a lot of reasons tbh, all I know is that he will need to up his game especially for next season with Musonda and Morgan aiming to take his place (if he gets back in at all).

 

Should have passed it and we would have had the three points.

Seemed a bit better today untill he done that.

 

Can’t help but being worried about that the reason he have played for a lot of clubs might have something to do with lack of motivation. Would be interesting to see stats on his first and second season at all clubs.

Would love it if he turned it around but I just have that strange feeling that he won’t make it.. one * of a player when on form.


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Easy to take a screenshot and analyise it while sitting on your *.

He was at full flight, only had the goal in his sights because he’s scored many goals just like that, had to make a split second decision when he saw the defender coming in.

He probably doesn’t know Rogic is there and that ball isn’t getting to Roberts who’s also running at full pace. Even the arrow is curved round the defender ffs.

He was good today. Looked sharper and was willing to take his man on.

 

The curved arrows are Barry Ferguson with his crayon set..

 

I thought he looked decent today personally.

 

Needs dropped, i think. Been poor and his decision making in front of goal is pish.

 

I was purely passing the pic on after seeing it on facebook or twitter cant mind. Personally a think he will know more than anyone he should have squared it.

Aw well on to the next game.

 

Are you at the wind up? He was dropped he come on from the bench lol

 

Yeah I mean out he shouldn't have been brought on. He's a shadow of the player he was before.

 

Yeah i agree there but yesterday he was the only wide player we had on the bench, can see why brendan used him because we were creating nothing down that wing

 

The only way he's going to get back to his previous levels is if he plays.
Do we just right him off?

 

Then that is a shocking lack of awareness in a football player.

 

Honestly thought the chance Rogic had to cut back was far worse than Sinclair’s.

 

Pics with arrows or I don't believe you.

 

I think his goal and assist record shows his awareness isn’t an issue.

 

I think running 30 yards with a ball and ‘not knowing’ you have two team mates in the middle of the pitch, as you said, would show that in this case it would be.

As it is, I just think his confidence is a t rock bottom, he hesitated a bit, thought he could stick it in the net himself and unfortunately didn’t.

But if he wasn’t aware that they were there at all, there’s bigger problems with him than first suspected.

 

He obviously sees Paddy but isn’t confident in getting the ball to him. Rogic is behind I genuinely think in this instance he doesn’t see him but I don’t think he’d of passed either way.

He’s desperate to turn his form around and that would have been huge for him to score the winner and run into the fans to celebrate. I don’t blame him for hesitating or wanting to score. As mentioned, a few players were guilty of it yesterday.

 

I reckon he seen them but remember the 3rd goal he scored in Germany, this was almost identical except that it would have been the match winner which puts a lot more pressure on it hence why he should have squared it because the team comes first when it's 0-0. I'm 100% sure he realised they were there but he's also a player low on confidence and probably thought if he scored that then he'd bounce back. I'm not saying he had time to think that, I just mean when a player needs a boost they will forget the basic principles maybe for that split second.

I dunno, maybe I'm over analysing it and it's just a basic case of an unconfident player bottling it in front of goal and making the wrong decision.

 

Either do I. I * wish he did but, Rogic’s was worse for me. Forrest done it at one point and Moussa was horrendously greedy in the first half as well.

I thought he done well when he came on. He made the wrong choice in this instance though.