I've read a lot of negative comments about Pritchett based on the
Wales game and reckon most of its unfair.
Yes occassionally he gave the ball away, in the attacking
third but atleast he got up there, our right midfielder
Christie couldn't.
But more importantly his main job is defence, he tracked and
covered weell, was suprisisngly good in the air and only made one
real fcuk up the back header.
And most importantly bot goal did not come down his flanks,
and neither did most of Wales most promising attacks.
He sgould be looked at for the nix, at the moment Chrisites
our right back and im scared of that.
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TBH, I'm close to preferring Plodder.
Pritchett was good winger in his Kingz days, but has failed to impress me as a Right back.
Pritchett was good winger in his Kingz days, but has failed to impress me as a Right back.
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Pritchett looked ok to me. He did better than I expected. I agree , it was good that he pushed up a couple of times. He pushed the ball past the welsh a couple of times and played with confidence. Tony Lochead on the other side didn't seem as brave and also slipped up a couple of times.
Pritchett did seem to hestitate a couple of times, but he can
work on that with Ricki. I would like to see him get in the phoenix
or another A-league club. Deserves it.
If we build it, they will come...
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Nah he's a bit too irregular for my liking
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I've always got the feeling with Pritchett that he's one of those
players who always looks like he might be worth a shot when playing
at club (i.e. NZFC) level but is not quite capable of making the
step up to the next level.
Sort of like Darren Huckerby in England. Great at Championship
level but step up one and he gets lost.
Nix, Leyton Orient and Alloa Athletic supporting schmuck.
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He's got pace - which Plodder doesn't have and we need at the back
- I'd give him a go. Both Welsh goals came down the left not the
right.
Peoples Republik of Aucklandia
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