Not heard this one, but Sako did well at Championship level for Wolves and I do feel he could be an asset for the 'Blues'.I don't think he will be an asset for us.

Regards Birmingham, they sacked Rowett when they were in 8th place.Under Zola, in 4 matches they have lost 3 of them.Think they wanted a "Bigger" name for their "Project" !

Edited by Willo (03 Jan 2017 9.04am)

When I saw him play for Shrewsbury, Kaikai played left wing. What's his preferred position? Wouldn't it be great if he came back from his loan, played a blinder on the left, and banged in a couple.

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Knew this thread would be here, I was close to starting my own on wilf but from a different stance.

By far our best performer this season,and by far the best job pardew did of progressing any of our players. He's also arguably been our best defender this season too, with the shambolics going on with the back 4.

With the good work pards has done with him I have my reservations about what big Sam will be able to add to his game (he's probably the best player sams ever had to work with).

Yesterday was wilfs most ineffective game this season for sure (nice of motd to choose to highlight him) but support, options and any type of movement for him to do any better simply wasn't there,plus arsenal close him down very well.

The international thing has come at a rubbish time for both him and us, but what can you do or say? His history with England is complicated enough without linking it to the current mess we are in.

Give him a break.

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Has played down the left, as a striker and as a 'No 10'.
He says he likes a role where he can express himself and that this is key for him.

I think Wilf needs a strong coach to bring his game up to the next level. I am not sure he has a great footballing brain - i.e. plays instinctively but without employing a huge amount of thought.

He tends to always try to beat his man when there are occasions a quick pass would be more effective. At his best he is great to watch and turns defenders inside out, but he can still be very frustrating with his decision making and his crossing of the ball.

The consensus in the footballing world (outside of us fans) seems to be that, yes, he is an exciting player, but, he doesn't deliver consistently enough to be considered a great player.

Parish needs to sit him down and write him a big fat cheque to not go ACON.