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    Quote Originally Posted by Section 117 View Post
    Speed is good, but doesn't make a player great. I am not sure what games you watch, but his defensive postioning is what causes our defence to look worse than it is...

    And this is thread is about Wynne not Jimmy "I am useless" Brennan cause if it was up to me I sit both

    I don't know what game u watch but he made 3 or 4 big D play's lastnight to give us any hope.He made great run's down the wing ,had a good shot that just miss the top of the net and was makin nice pass' all game. WHY DO U GUY"S WANT HIM GONE ????? There r other player's that need to go befor Wynne .

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    Quote Originally Posted by v00d00daddy View Post
    The skills he needs to incorporate into his game:

    -first touch
    -moving with the ball at your feet without looking down at the ball every step
    -knowing where to be on the field at what time

    These are things you learn as a child. If Wynne played soccer as a child, he had horrible coaching. These things can not be taught to a 23 year old and expect good results.

    I'm not exaggerating one bit when I say that I've seen and (in my past) played with 16 year olds who are better than Wynne at the three things I listed above.

    Even if it were all he focused on for the next 5 years he wouldn't be up to snuff.

    He's fast but out of control.

    Bottom line is that he looks like a sprinter that has been converted into some weird form of soccer player.

    He will only improve marginally over the next few years.

    HE WILL NEVER BE A SMART SOCCER PLAYER. IT'S TOO LATE.

    Ya ok maybe your right but that most of the MLS player's were not in europe, you guy's compare our player's to much to europe.

    You talke about frist touch ,well sorry to tell only 2 or 3 player's on TFC have a good frist touch and most of them can't run full speed with the ball at there feet without lookin.


    All i'm going to say is Wynne is my #1 guy for RB and that's that

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    Quote Originally Posted by TFC RealDeal RPB View Post
    I don't know what game u watch but he made 3 or 4 big D play's lastnight to give us any hope.He made great run's down the wing ,had a good shot that just miss the top of the net and was makin nice pass' all game. WHY DO U GUY"S WANT HIM GONE ????? There r other player's that need to go befor Wynne .
    So he has played one above average game all season. He has cost TFC 8 bloody points this season. Do the math us talking about possibly missing the playoffs would be non exsistent.

    He along with a few other players need to go. As I have have stated before you would not get rid of them for nothing. But at the end of the day he is a great athelete but below average soccer player.

    His positioning is soo bad. He causes major problems in the back he gives up so much space that a ball that should not get to the wide player gets there and causes our CBs to shift which causes holes that should never be there

    But at the end of the day people are blinded by his speed

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    Personally i don't care whether or not, wynne is playing as an rb or rm, or hell rw

    I would prefer to see him play.

    For those saying he is out of position and have cost us x amount of points, atleast he isint getting beat 1-1 in the box, he seems to have his man when it is his. And for those saying he is out of position, if he is, do you not think Cummins would put him in his place, and if he doesnt do what he's told, would he not be sitting on the bench.


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    ^ your right sell him fuck it let's just keep getting new player's and well were at it let's get a RB that is 32 maybe it will make everyone happy !!!!!!1$^$%^&


    YOUR LOST !!!!!!!!!!

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    Under Cummins you all might be right, he might not be able to develope any further, but under any technically sound coach wynne will have success.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TFC RealDeal RPB View Post
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    ^ your right sell him fuck it let's just keep getting new player's and well were at it let's get a RB that is 32 maybe it will make everyone happy !!!!!!1$^$%^&


    YOUR LOST !!!!!!!!!!
    I am lost????? So I guess wanting to have players who actually know how to play their position is wrong. What are you smoking at the end of the day his replacmeny can be 18 or 32 I really don't care as they know what they are doing. The RB from PRI is a better player than Wynne. But I guess wanting a better team is wrong

    again I am not advocating selling him for cash but at least find a better replacement in place which would be an upgrade.

    Another thing his stint with the US MNT he played one half was at fault fo the first goal and if my memory serves me correct he was subbed at half time. So he must be amazing cause he played a whole 45 mins two world cup qualifiers.

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    Until he develops a good first touch and learns to run with his head up, he's not really good at any position. He is also a mediocre/poor crosser of the ball and his passing is often poorly timed.

    Marvell Wynne is a superior soccer athlete, among the top 2% in MLS. He's not a footballer.

    Sadly, at 23, while some see that as young, I see him as nearing the end of the learning curve years. By 25-26, his learning phase will be over. He might be able to continue to work on mastering certain skills but he'll be a fairly finished product in a couple of years.

    Personally, I would prefer a Todd Dunivant style right full back (yes, I know Dunny was an LB but I liked his style) over Marvell. This team doesn't need a super athlete at Right Back. They need a guy who can play his position soundly and inteliigently. Soccer is not a track meet. Being the fastest guy in the field is nice but I'd rather have the smartest guy(s) on the pitch.

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    Wynne can play anywhere he wants in my books, with his pace he can make up for so many mistakes. I think he is the best fullback we have other than Brennan. Losing Wynne would be the biggest mistake Mighty Mo could make. The experienced coaching staff need to pass on their knowledge, you can't teach athleticism, but you can teach skills. Marvell Wynne... He runs up the wing....

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    Quote Originally Posted by VPjr View Post
    Until he develops a good first touch and learns to run with his head up, he's not really good at any position. He is also a mediocre/poor crosser of the ball and his passing is often poorly timed.

    Marvell Wynne is a superior soccer athlete, among the top 2% in MLS. He's not a footballer.

    Sadly, at 23, while some see that as young, I see him as nearing the end of the learning curve years. By 25-26, his learning phase will be over. He might be able to continue to work on mastering certain skills but he'll be a fairly finished product in a couple of years.

    Personally, I would prefer a Todd Dunivant style right full back (yes, I know Dunny was an LB but I liked his style) over Marvell. This team doesn't need a super athlete at Right Back. They need a guy who can play his position soundly and inteliigently. Soccer is not a track meet. Being the fastest guy in the field is nice but I'd rather have the smartest guy(s) on the pitch.
    The injury that kept Dunny out of most of the 2008 season was hugely problematic for us IMO. We desparately missed him and I was sorry to see him go.

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    Wynne is fast as fuck, but really needs to work on his ball control.

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    I dont think Wynne is as bad as some people are claiming, his touch is ok and his crosses are shit, his positioning is not that good either but once again he makes up for it in speed, id definitely say sell him if his speed was leaving but hes 23 so hes got a long bit before that happens. I do think he needs to work on his tackling and position, focus more on defending than running up and tracking back

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    Quote Originally Posted by james View Post
    Wynne is fast as fuck, but really needs to work on his ball control.
    Maybe his speed is becoming a bit of his undoing at times. I'll be honest and admit that Wynne isn't generally a player I tend to focus on during the course of a match, but he does strike me as a guy who's mind is running in top gear along with his body. Perhaps slowing himself down is an idea.
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    i dont think hes a good defender. Id much rather see him midfield/forward where he can use his speed on fast breaks.

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    Defensive Mid might be a better fit, agreed. Don't really think he has the shot and eye for targeting as a Forward.
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    he was used as a forward once last year i believe and he was terrible

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cashcleaner View Post
    Defensive Mid might be a better fit, agreed. Don't really think he has the shot and eye for targeting as a Forward.
    Haha ....just what we need, another dm.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cashcleaner View Post
    Defensive Mid might be a better fit, agreed. Don't really think he has the shot and eye for targeting as a Forward.
    a DM with bad positioning and tackling. sounds like a disaster for me
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    I've always been mystified by some of the negativity around Wynne. For me he is one of our best players. He does have some defensive weaknesses but his speed usually compensates for that. He was our best player in Puerto Rico although I know that is not saying much.

    He has been tried further forward a couple of times, first by Mo in season 1 and occasionally this year and it doesn't seem to work. He is most dangerous attacking at speed from deep. His crossing and defensive positioning has greatly improved this season. Don't forget, he is younger than O'Brian White, Pablo Vitti and Stefan Frei and I think will continue to improve.

    In 40 years of watching the game I have not seen a faster or more athletic player and I enjoy watching him play, warts and all.

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    40 years? you must be old!

    But yeah, this is MLS, we should be happy to have a player with such an upside as Marvell. The only thing that really ever bugs me about him is his giant ball loving arms!

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    marvell wynne is a great athlete, but not a great footballer, best place for him is coming off the bench as an impact sub, when the other teams tired...

 

 

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