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Steven Rigg 20 Sep 2025 11:34 #1

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Seems to be well out of the picture now.

With Asamoah rested yesterday and Charlie Wyke still out injured, it must be a tad concerning for Rigg that despite this he still can't even get a place on the bench.

Harsh on him or has the team evolved so much from last season that he doesn't really fit our style now?
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Steven Rigg 20 Sep 2025 11:50 #2

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Mixture...

Second season syndrome, new faces, style of play, standard a touch better...

Would love to see him feature at Anfield...

Brough similar?
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Steven Rigg 20 Sep 2025 12:40 #3

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I wouldn't quite put Brough in the out of the picture category yet. He's played more minutes than Rigg and has just been handed a contract extension. More a loss of form with Brough I think.

The way we played last season suited Rigg's hard working, battling, feeding off scraps style of play. I would have said Rigg would be on the bench v Liverpool, but Gilliead's performance yesterday and ability to make things happen might just put him ahead of Rigg as someone who can come on and make a difference.
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Steven Rigg 20 Sep 2025 12:42 #4

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Would hope he can still play a part - has that knack of getting into good positions.

What counts against him is that some weaker aspects of his game, like his first touch, aren't really things that can be learned or coached.
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Re:Steven Rigg 20 Sep 2025 13:47 #5

Surely your first touch is something that can be learned, just through practice?

It's the knack of being in the right place at the right time that you can't teach, and he has that.
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Steven Rigg 20 Sep 2025 14:11 #6

I really like Riggy and I think there's a lot of potential there. Unfortunately for him we need somebody who can do it now, I imagine he will go out on loan to get some game time. Personally I'd be playing him from the bench.

It be nice to see use develop a player like him, not just send him on loan then sell him on.
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Re:Steven Rigg 20 Sep 2025 16:21 #7

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sirjimmyglass wrote:
Surely your first touch is something that can be learned, just through practice?

If it was that simple we'd all be juggling golf balls in slip-ons like Maradona
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Re:Steven Rigg 20 Sep 2025 16:50 #8

So what is it that you think players get coached?

Practicing his first touch won't make him Maradona, but it can absolutely be improved with good coaching.
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Steven Rigg 20 Sep 2025 20:08 #9

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FishIslandBlues wrote:
I really like Riggy and I think there's a lot of potential there. Unfortunately for him we need somebody who can do it now, I imagine he will go out on loan to get some game time. Personally I'd be playing him from the bench.

It be nice to see use develop a player like him, not just send him on loan then sell him on.

The times he`s started earlier this season he`s been blowing mid-second half, the step up must still be a problem for him. Not over for him tho here I`d say, he`s still young enough to develop further
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Steven Rigg 20 Sep 2025 22:30 #10

Coaching a professional footballer to have a better first touch. heard it all now.
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Re:Steven Rigg 21 Sep 2025 09:16 #11

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heilkmoon wrote:
sirjimmyglass wrote:
Surely your first touch is something that can be learned, just through practice?

If it was that simple we'd all be juggling golf balls in slip-ons like Maradona

Someone should ask Glenn Murray.
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