| Wells 00:41 - Sep 20 with 2305 views | bosh67 |
Just needs that goal doesn't he. Great movement, control, vision. Having to play a similar role to Washington but seems to read the game so much better. The goals will come. |  |
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| Wells on 01:18 - Sep 20 with 2242 views | Benny_the_Ball |
Stretches defences and creates opportunities for others. It's no coincidence that Eze, Freeman and Luongo have all improved (and scored) since Wells and Hemed joined. Deserves a goal; let's hope he starts scoring soon. |  | | |
| Wells on 03:31 - Sep 20 with 2167 views | timcocking |
I remember somebody on here suggesting we buy Nahki Wells years back in his Bradford days. Who was it said that?
Looks alright thus far, and i always like players to be quick and lively, he seems to be that. Hope he gets a goal or two soon to help him settle. Otherwise he might turn into Connor. |  | | |
| Wells on 06:47 - Sep 20 with 2071 views | Guppy22 |
The runs he makes are fantastic, no offence to Washington but this boy shows the difference a good striker makes, he gave their defence nightmares all night and not a minutes rest. Having a striker like him keeps the other teams defence honest and they defend deeper giving our midfield more opportunities as we saw last night. |  | | |
| Wells on 07:32 - Sep 20 with 1942 views | Esox_Lucius |
| Wells on 03:31 - Sep 20 by timcocking |
I remember somebody on here suggesting we buy Nahki Wells years back in his Bradford days. Who was it said that?
Looks alright thus far, and i always like players to be quick and lively, he seems to be that. Hope he gets a goal or two soon to help him settle. Otherwise he might turn into Connor. |
I was banging on to anyone who would listen about getting Nahki Wells and Joe Lolley in a few seasons back as I felt it would give us the pace and guile that we so needed at the time. |  |
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| Wells on 07:50 - Sep 20 with 1872 views | kingsburyR |
Felt he over played slightly at times when spreading the ball wide would have been a more productive option.
Saying that, he has massively improved the team.
Like Rangel also. Dare I say it but we look fairly solid. |  |
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| Wells on 08:18 - Sep 20 with 1798 views | WokingR |
Don't worry, I'll get him his goal.
I've backed him as my first goalscorer every week so far in the prediction league. If I finally back someone else you just know he'll get one. |  | | |
| Wells on 08:31 - Sep 20 with 1746 views | Lblock |
Quite a few of us were banging his drum so to speak back in his early Bradford days
I made a bold statement amongst my piers that if we signed him AND Hemed plus added pace at the back then we’d be play off contenders. A shame the pace at the back remains out until Furlong returns (wouldnt be averse to him at CB and Kakay at RB), but we’ll continue our march towards mid table in any case
Wells is a beautiful player, summed up last night in his lay off, move into space get the ball back and a lovely touch to roll the defender who brought him down on the edge of the box and somehow didn’t get booked (minimal contact though). He is light years ahead of anything Toshington ever offered us and if you look at the comparable cost of the two we got the lucky end of a stick there.
I’m also looking at what this does to players around him and it does appear to lift their game. Options are there, confidence is up and fitness levels rising - Matt Smith looks trimmer for instance. I just hope we can still integrate and show pathways to the young uns as I’d like to see more of Smyth, have a look at Oteh and give that level an incentive
Great three points last night. Wells hatrick against the six finger mob on Saturday please! |  |
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| Wells on 09:16 - Sep 20 with 1646 views | rsonist |
A Huddersfield fan I know told me Nahki's not a really clinical striker in his view - when they went up he could have scored twice as many as the 17 he got he reckons - but as we're seeing now is a really tidy player when his tail's up and playing regularly in an enterprising system (good enough for us right now obviously). Soured a bit for him there when he started angling for a move and didn't work to win his place back when he fell down the pecking order. |  | | |
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| Wells on 09:38 - Sep 20 with 1583 views | Boston |
Big fan of Wells, another who would have liked to have seen him here years ago. Delighted he’s finally wearing hoops. | |
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| Wells on 09:57 - Sep 20 with 1529 views | simmo |
He's a genuine class apart, considering what little football he's played in the last few years he looks sharp and his touch is great. Last night was another level because he showed that he can do good work even as a lone striker. He was making runs on the shoulder, working the channels, coming short, rolling centre backs, it was a bit of a master class TBH.
I think his lack of goals so far are also to do with the runs he makes and the hard work he does, he ends up out wide as he's made a good run behind the full back and it means there's space centrally for Eze, etc - exactly the way we got the 2nd goal. I can't recall a clear chance he's had barring a bit of a sighter at Birmingham but I'm so confident that if/when it falls his way, he will be clinical.
Great loan signing, let's hope he maintains his hunger and keeps motivated enough to prove a point because we're a much better team with him in it. |  |
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| Wells on 10:49 - Sep 20 with 1462 views | Harbour |
Wells is class he played very well last night will not be long before he gets on the scoresheet. He reads the game very well intelligent footballer has guile I really rate him what we have been crying out for a while now | | | |
| Wells on 12:20 - Sep 20 with 1339 views | robith |
Hoping he scores soon as he seemed quite dejected last night, but I actually don't mind his "drought" because he's playing fantastically and really opening up the game for our midfield players |  | | |
| Wells on 13:36 - Sep 20 with 1236 views | Tonto |
| Wells on 12:20 - Sep 20 by robith |
Hoping he scores soon as he seemed quite dejected last night, but I actually don't mind his "drought" because he's playing fantastically and really opening up the game for our midfield players |
Trouble is the btter he plays, the more expensive it will be to make it permanent...
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| Wells on 14:59 - Sep 20 with 1157 views | BklynRanger |
Wells has made such a difference I honestly hadn't noticed that he hasn't scored yet. |  | | |
| Wells on 15:13 - Sep 20 with 1127 views | HantsR |
| Wells on 03:31 - Sep 20 by timcocking |
I remember somebody on here suggesting we buy Nahki Wells years back in his Bradford days. Who was it said that?
Looks alright thus far, and i always like players to be quick and lively, he seems to be that. Hope he gets a goal or two soon to help him settle. Otherwise he might turn into Connor. |
I clearly remember that he was a QPR potential target in 2014 and I was disappointed when he joined Huddersfield. |  | | |
| Wells on 20:45 - Sep 20 with 958 views | Jigsore |
no doubt we've had a bit of luck over the past few games defensively but Wells and Hemed's positional play gives the entire team so much room to have a breather rather than been under constant pressure and making mistakes because of sheer frequency. Allows our midfielders more time on the ball too since they're a lot more worried about Wells drifting wide than Washington bravely into a dead end. Admittedly Rangel has been been part of that too but i'm still hoping Kakay gets a few more chances before Furlong is back and he's behind two players.
I was so angry at McClaren after that Bristol City game because he clearly couldn't do a thing with Smith/Sylla who Holloway had managed to wring performances out of despite their limitations. I had no idea we still had the clout to bring in players of Hemed and Wells' quality so fair play I suppose. I would not like to know where we'd be if the club hadn't managed to pull those signings out the bag too. |  |
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| Wells on 00:15 - Sep 21 with 872 views | Devon_4_England |
Big fan of Wells. Like many above always hoped he'd sign for us at and he's slotted in brilliantly.
Rangel seems a class act and both Hemed and Cameron are the sort of players we needed after the start we had.
Excellent loan signings who have made an obvious different and will help our younger players.
Hopefully see Smyth picked soon, maybe off the bench this weekend or start against Blackpool |  | | |
| Wells on 00:57 - Sep 21 with 863 views | timcocking |
| Wells on 07:32 - Sep 20 by Esox_Lucius |
I was banging on to anyone who would listen about getting Nahki Wells and Joe Lolley in a few seasons back as I felt it would give us the pace and guile that we so needed at the time. |
I shall give you two bonus points for that. | | | |
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