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Textbook Wes Burns finish that... How important could he be. 00:01 - Dec 30 with 451 viewsTRUE_BLUE123

Feel like Wes has scored so many goals like that. Head over the ball, hit it low across the keeper in to the far post. Lovely finish after a great move. I also thought he looked sharp in the 2 mins we saw of him at Millwall.

He obviously still needs time to ramp up but that RW position has been far from locked down by Mcateer or Egeli. So a fully fit Wes Burns could be a major boost for us with those contributing when they need to.

But above all delighted for him. The player who defines the game changer era for me.

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Textbook Wes Burns finish that... How important could he be. on 00:05 - Dec 30 with 434 viewsbazza

He is the game changer.. he could be the glue that bonds this team imo.
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Textbook Wes Burns finish that... How important could he be. on 00:20 - Dec 30 with 357 viewsIllinoisblue

Could we see a third performance of the Griddy dance in April/May at a Sun-drenched Portman Road

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Textbook Wes Burns finish that... How important could he be. on 00:33 - Dec 30 with 312 viewsHugoagogo_Reborn

It was a brilliant team goal.

Taylor's interception in front of the 18 yard box was Matusiwa-esque, then Jack Clarke was brilliant with his driving run, a few tricky feints before dinking the ball to Núñez with the outside of his boot. Núñez could have been forgiven for trying a shot in the box, but no - he plays a beautifully weighted ball to Burns, who arrives majestically and perfectly late in the box and slots home a classy right-footed shot delicately onto the boot of the Coventry defender to guide it past the keeper.

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Textbook Wes Burns finish that... How important could he be. on 00:33 - Dec 30 with 310 viewsmrfixit426

Hmmmm. Someone on here said he usually just whacks it.
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Textbook Wes Burns finish that... How important could he be. on 00:46 - Dec 30 with 251 viewsTRUE_BLUE123

Textbook Wes Burns finish that... How important could he be. on 00:33 - Dec 30 by mrfixit426

Hmmmm. Someone on here said he usually just whacks it.


They did, which is strange because I actually think he is a fairly consistent crosser and finisher of the ball.

I also think a certain Mr Hirst would benefit from playing with Wes again.

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Textbook Wes Burns finish that... How important could he be. on 00:47 - Dec 30 with 248 viewsTRUE_BLUE123

Textbook Wes Burns finish that... How important could he be. on 00:33 - Dec 30 by Hugoagogo_Reborn

It was a brilliant team goal.

Taylor's interception in front of the 18 yard box was Matusiwa-esque, then Jack Clarke was brilliant with his driving run, a few tricky feints before dinking the ball to Núñez with the outside of his boot. Núñez could have been forgiven for trying a shot in the box, but no - he plays a beautifully weighted ball to Burns, who arrives majestically and perfectly late in the box and slots home a classy right-footed shot delicately onto the boot of the Coventry defender to guide it past the keeper.

#Jumpersforgoalposts



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Jack Clarke turned Matt Grimes in to a beyblade for that goal. Lovely little shimmy.

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