Pukki
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Pukki
Looking at next fixtures.
If you still hold Pukki, now is not the time to sell.
If he does not get points in the next 2 games, bye bye.
Concur?
If you still hold Pukki, now is not the time to sell.
If he does not get points in the next 2 games, bye bye.
Concur?
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Re: Pukki
With the talent he possesses, Pukki is certainly still one of the best value strikers £ for £ available in FPL. If you sell him which striker with his potential can you replace him for at that price? Unfortunately, due to a horrendous injury crisis at Norwich, and subsequently other squad members having to play out of position, this has meant a slight change in style from Farke in the last month or 2 which has not favoured Pukki at all. What is in favour of keeping him is not so much the opposition that Norwich will be facing in coming game weeks, because Pukki is capable of scoring against anyone as he’s proved for both Norwich and Finland, but that Onel Hernandez is returning to the side, and with his pace, directness, and trickery, he has the wonderful ability to draw an extra man in on him when he’s marauding down the flanks or cutting inside or out, thus taking a defender out of position which of course works perfectly for Pukki and his excellent quick reading of the game. Each to their own, but I’d hold fire on letting him go just yet, there are reasons to believe he could get back on the goal trail looking at Norwich’s upcoming fixtures. I think you folk who are holding on for a couple of more game weeks are probably wise - for his current price you are unlikely to find a striker more capable, and I’m not sure jumping on the Connelly train is the best move at this stage given that Brighton have easily the most horrendous run of upcoming fixtures for some weeks ahead.
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Re: Pukki
What you have to remember about the Connolly move is that it's not as a direct replacement for most people, it's to facilitate a switch to 3-5-2, so it's not Pukki v Connolly more like Pukki and Dendonker v Martial and Connolly (or whatever mid they briing in - Maddison, D Silva, Tielemans etc)AtALanta wrote: ↑01 Nov 2019, 17:13 With the talent he possesses, Pukki is certainly still one of the best value strikers £ for £ available in FPL. If you sell him which striker with his potential can you replace him for at that price? Unfortunately, due to a horrendous injury crisis at Norwich, and subsequently other squad members having to play out of position, this has meant a slight change in style from Farke in the last month or 2 which has not favoured Pukki at all. What is in favour of keeping him is not so much the opposition that Norwich will be facing in coming game weeks, because Pukki is capable of scoring against anyone as he’s proved for both Norwich and Finland, but that Onel Hernandez is returning to the side, and with his pace, directness, and trickery, he has the wonderful ability to draw an extra man in on him when he’s marauding down the flanks or cutting inside or out, thus taking a defender out of position which of course works perfectly for Pukki and his excellent quick reading of the game. Each to their own, but I’d hold fire on letting him go just yet, there are reasons to believe he could get back on the goal trail looking at Norwich’s upcoming fixtures. I think you folk who are holding on for a couple of more game weeks are probably wise - for his current price you are unlikely to find a striker more capable, and I’m not sure jumping on the Connelly train is the best move at this stage given that Brighton have easily the most horrendous run of upcoming fixtures for some weeks ahead.
Nobody will be playing Connolly every week.
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Re: Pukki
Each to their own, but I just prefer to have someone available on the bench whom I think might get me some points should he get called upon.Mr Clarinet wrote: ↑01 Nov 2019, 18:14Or that players with the most horrendous fixtures cannot be put on your bench.
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Re: Pukki
If I think the 3rd player on my bench might get me some points I’ll likely put them in my team instead.
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Re: Pukki
Pukki price looks set to drop again tonight, so hopefully everyone that has kept the faith up until now is rewarded, i was not lucky enough to benefit from his early games success so hoping can do now for 2-3 gameweeks as he starting to look a differential again
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Re: Pukki
Discussed Pukki at length with my fellow Norwich city FC season ticket holders today.
The general feeling is that Norwich's ongoing injury crisis is costing him.
Pukki is essentially a poacher, and our still very depleted squad is dearly costing him opportunities.
Will he get back to his barn storming best? Eventually, but we don't even have 2 centre backs at the moment let alone a full supporting cast for pukki, so for me, it's finally time to sell.
The general feeling is that Norwich's ongoing injury crisis is costing him.
Pukki is essentially a poacher, and our still very depleted squad is dearly costing him opportunities.
Will he get back to his barn storming best? Eventually, but we don't even have 2 centre backs at the moment let alone a full supporting cast for pukki, so for me, it's finally time to sell.
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Re: Pukki
We still only have 1 recognised centre back, Tetty played there today and he was transfer listed in the off-season....the injury crisis is still very much in full effect...yes it's mostly defensive, but that's affects the whole team going forward.
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Re: Pukki
Sorry, I don't buy it that a lack of centre backs is costing Pukki goals. It's not like they ever relied on a solid defence as the springboard in the first place. I think it's looking for causes that are not there.
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Re: Pukki
Their gung ho style of play has most certainly changed in an attempt to shore things up, but it’s not working, now they just concede goals as before but without the attacking threat - whether you buy that or not. So of course it has had a detrimental effect on Pukki - he cuts a pretty isolated figure now. I will be cashing in after the Watford match on Friday night, not his fault, but I don’t see them reverting back to that entertaining style that plays to Pukki’s strengths anytime soon.
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Re: Pukki
I don’t get it? This is Norwich City. Nor-Wich.
How many goals do you expect them to score as a club all season?
30 or so?
There are only four teams in the whole league who have scored fewer goals. Why on earth would anyone want a Norwich striker? Unless you’re a Norwich fan in which case... aren’t you suffering enough?
Why would you pick attacking players from the bottom quartile of attacking teams?
These are the worst players. He isn’t even cheap!
Pukki was more expensive than Tammy Abraham (Premier League top scorer).
Why on earth do people have Pukki in their FPL team?
It makes no sense.
How many goals do you expect them to score as a club all season?
30 or so?
There are only four teams in the whole league who have scored fewer goals. Why on earth would anyone want a Norwich striker? Unless you’re a Norwich fan in which case... aren’t you suffering enough?
Why would you pick attacking players from the bottom quartile of attacking teams?
These are the worst players. He isn’t even cheap!
Pukki was more expensive than Tammy Abraham (Premier League top scorer).
Why on earth do people have Pukki in their FPL team?
It makes no sense.
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Re: Pukki
Why would someone pick attacking players from the bottom teams? Well, maybe because you can get good players at ‘lower’ clubs too, that offer excellent value in the FPL? How many would have thought Lundstram, for instance, would have had such a good start in the Premier League? Not so long ago, he could barely get a look in at Sheff Utd in the Championship. Pukki too, and it’s no accident when you score against Liverpool, Man City and Chelsea, not to mention Newcastle. Playing for the likes of Norwich or a current bottom 4 team doesn’t make him a bad player. Although smashing them in against the lower sides, I’m still waiting to see Abraham score against one of the ‘big’ sides yet, he has drawn a complete blank in all of those games thus far... Nicely taken goal yesterday though.Stu255 wrote: ↑03 Nov 2019, 00:55 I don’t get it? This is Norwich City. Nor-Wich.
How many goals do you expect them to score as a club all season?
30 or so?
There are only four teams in the whole league who have scored fewer goals. Why on earth would anyone want a Norwich striker? Unless you’re a Norwich fan in which case... aren’t you suffering enough?
Why would you pick attacking players from the bottom quartile of attacking teams?
These are the worst players. He isn’t even cheap!
Pukki was more expensive than Tammy Abraham (Premier League top scorer).
Why on earth do people have Pukki in their FPL team?
It makes no sense.
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Re: Pukki
Exactly this.AtALanta wrote: ↑03 Nov 2019, 03:20Why would someone pick attacking players from the bottom teams? Well, maybe because you can get good players at ‘lower’ clubs too, that offer excellent value in the FPL? How many would have thought Lundstram, for instance, would have had such a good start in the Premier League? Not so long ago, he could barely get a look in at Sheff Utd in the Championship. Pukki too, and it’s no accident when you score against Liverpool, Man City and Chelsea, not to mention Newcastle. Playing for the likes of Norwich or a current bottom 4 team doesn’t make him a bad player. Although smashing them in against the lower sides, I’m still waiting to see Abraham score against one of the ‘big’ sides yet, he has drawn a complete blank in all of those games thus far... Nicely taken goal yesterday though.Stu255 wrote: ↑03 Nov 2019, 00:55 I don’t get it? This is Norwich City. Nor-Wich.
How many goals do you expect them to score as a club all season?
30 or so?
There are only four teams in the whole league who have scored fewer goals. Why on earth would anyone want a Norwich striker? Unless you’re a Norwich fan in which case... aren’t you suffering enough?
Why would you pick attacking players from the bottom quartile of attacking teams?
These are the worst players. He isn’t even cheap!
Pukki was more expensive than Tammy Abraham (Premier League top scorer).
Why on earth do people have Pukki in their FPL team?
It makes no sense.
Look at the current Vardy mania...most of his goals are from 2 games against 10 man teams...and he's yet to yet to score against a team in the top half of the table.
I'm sure he will, Place today will be the test, one of the better defences in the league, but he certainly didn't warrant the band wagon yet.
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