Post subject: Re: 2023 IN | Justin Sangare - Expires: 2024
Posted: Sat Oct 22, 2022 5:52 pm
Simmo71
First Team Player
Joined: Oct 26 2020 Posts: 1516
He was impressive and eye catching going forward. And showed some decent aggression. But desperately needs more fitness. 12 mins in first half and 8 mins in second half is nowhere near enough.
Post subject: Re: 2023 IN | Justin Sangare - Expires: 2024
Posted: Sat Oct 22, 2022 6:08 pm
ArthurClues
Club Captain
Joined: Jan 24 2020 Posts: 2648
Seth wrote:Less than 15 first half, 8 when the games gone at the end of the 2nd. Don't get me wrong I loved the impact of those carries but that's not enough
Fair points. Think Hunswick and Smith will definitely be after more game time. But in fairness, I can't say Oledzki made a telling contribution to the game in comparison.
Post subject: Re: 2023 IN | Justin Sangare - Expires: 2024
Posted: Sat Oct 22, 2022 6:12 pm
Seth
Club Owner
Joined: Mar 16 2004 Posts: 6722 Location: Meltham
ArthurClues wrote:Fair points. Think Hunswick and Smith will definitely be after more game time. But in fairness, I can't say Oledzki made a telling contribution to the game in comparison.
Depends what youre looking at sangares 3 telling carries or Oledzkis higher workload on and off the ball, I think Mik carried well to be honest and his numbers will be far ahead of sangares. Given the choice of the 2, I'd be taking Oledzkis contribution
Post subject: Re: 2023 IN | Justin Sangare - Expires: 2024
Posted: Sat Oct 22, 2022 6:20 pm
ArthurClues
Club Captain
Joined: Jan 24 2020 Posts: 2648
Seth wrote:Depends what youre looking at sangares 3 telling carries or Oledzkis higher workload on and off the ball, I think Mik carried well to be honest and his numbers will be far ahead of sangares. Given the choice of the 2, I'd be taking Oledzkis contribution
Yep, I probably take Oledzki's level of consistency for granted. Just think that Sangare, if properly developed, has a bit of x factor about him.
Post subject: Re: 2023 IN | Justin Sangare - Expires: 2024
Posted: Sat Oct 22, 2022 9:25 pm
Seth
Club Owner
Joined: Mar 16 2004 Posts: 6722 Location: Meltham
Clearwing wrote:Putting them in the same side seems a winner then?
If sangare can up his workload and manage at least 15 minutes a half. He made a big impact with a couple of carries, France went within 6 then he came off, he should have been a major part in France building on that going to half time and for the opening of the second half. There's either not enough trust due to defensive vulnerabilities or he just physically cant manage more minutes.
Post subject: Re: 2023 IN | Justin Sangare - Expires: 2024
Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2022 11:39 am
Neruda
Player Coach
Joined: Jul 15 2009 Posts: 701
Seth wrote:... For 12 minutes
where are you getting that from? came on 17 minutes, went off 32 = 15 minutes for an impact prop off our bench i dont think 15 minutes would be a bad stint
Post subject: Re: 2023 IN | Justin Sangare - Expires: 2024
Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2022 3:23 pm
Seth
Club Owner
Joined: Mar 16 2004 Posts: 6722 Location: Meltham
Neruda wrote:where are you getting that from? came on 17 minutes, went off 32 = 15 minutes for an impact prop off our bench i dont think 15 minutes would be a bad stint
My mistake then if I've done him out of 3 minutes. Anyone know how many carries and tackles he made in for his 23 minutes on the field?
Post subject: Re: 2023 IN | Justin Sangare - Expires: 2024
Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2022 3:30 pm
Neruda
Player Coach
Joined: Jul 15 2009 Posts: 701
Seth wrote:My mistake then if I've done him out of 3 minutes. Anyone know how many carries and tackles he made in for his 23 minutes on the field?
think i read he made about 90 metres and didnt miss a tackle, no idea on the other ones not sure why youre so bothered about him not coming on earlier in the second half, its not like he can sub himself on
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