Jacob Wright

They've got players, you know, Paris Magoma has all the attributes to be a really, really good championship player.

But it's finding that consistency and, you know, Makama, Svartal, Jacob Wright, all very, very good young players.

But, you know, 20, 21, 22 years of age, I just...

At the moment, it doesn't seem like they've quite got that balance right and whether they'll have the patience with the coach to let him see it through and get those players kind of to a level where they're performing consistently in the championship.

But who knows with our medical team? So obviously, dependent on that.

And again, you kind of feel like a McLean-Matson partnership is too good to pass up on when it works well, which is a little bit unfortunate for Jacob Wright, who I also thought was really good on Saturday, much better than he has been in recent weeks.

But yeah, I mean, you just like, I think within sort of the first five minutes, Kenny kind of calmly picked up the ball, pivoted and played a really accurate forward pass and just adds that stability.

You know, I know we were talking about have his legs gone before the unfortunate moment where his legs actually did go.

I think there's a lot of grey in a in a in a in a black and white debate there.

I just think with Paris, especially Paris, especially you could actually probably also argue slightly, maybe Jacob Wright as well.

Maybe not.

I just think he's just been one of those players, there's a handful of them in this side, where they've just not had enough minutes to actually get themselves up to a level.

They talk about that a lot.

I think it's valid to talk about that.

And what we've seen in recent seasons, Jack, is under David Wagner, Stuart Webber's last days, we were, in my humble opinion, lumbered with... way too many experienced players on daft contracts in my humble opinion that were ultimately dead wood that needed shipping off so then we flip-flopped rather than just bringing back the dial slightly we've gone the other way where we've now got a group that's way too young with no championship barely any championship experience efl and so it takes time to build and develop that experience You look at a player like Oskar Schvartau, for example, even like Jacob Wright, you remember how and when we signed him.

Even like Bruno Alves, he hadn't played a single senior game of football.

So we just need to see, try and work out what it was that unlocked Cordoba's good player and try and do the same to some of the others.

I think Mattson and Wright have not been, a disaster in terms of, you know, Kenny-less world.

I think Wright has stepped up coming into the side and certainly offers us, you know, something interesting when things go right.

I...

I'm worried a bit about Brooks, I would say, in terms of I do feel like his performances have definitely dropped off.

And that's Manning

form.

As good as Mattson and Wright have been together, we have missed...

Abu Kamara, formerly of Norwich, nicks in front, I think.

Is it Jacob Wright? It says in my notes.

And wins the penalty.

He knows what he's doing.

Um, it wasn't all plain sailing, I guess, for the Saints.

Um, Norwich started the game fairly, fairly well, wasting a, an early opportunity through Schwarzer but Daniel Peretz was called into action to then deny Chris Garden and, and Jacob Wright in, in quick succession.

But they grew into the game quite well and Edozie looked particularly dangerous as, as the game went on.

Um, in fact it was his drive and running cross that led, eventually led to, to Matsuki reacting quickest after Yander's effort was saved.

You heard it here first.

[laughing] Uh, Jacob Wright, the first-- poor Jacob Wright, the first Norwich City player to score his first two goals for the club in, in defeat since, uh, another JW sort of, Jordan Woads.

Jordan Woads.

[laughing] Jordan Woads in 2018.

They continued their impressive start, uh, coming from behind to beat Norwich City 2-1.

They trailed to Jacob Wright's first half opener.

The hosts pounced twice inside the first 15 minutes of the second half, though, with goals for Moussa Yaw and the former Canary striker, Adam Idah, as well.

That win maintained Swansea's momentum from before the international break, and they now make it three wins on the spin.