Welcome to Wolves Ladislav Krejci

[sycophantia]

Coady up against quick attackers or under a high ball against a big galoot had a few issues but there's more to defending than that. As last man in a back 3 he got on loads of tackles and blocks, plus his organising.

 

[Quirkafleeg]

The way we played under Nuno we conceded a lot of ground and broke quickly when we gained possession back, so Coady as one of those broke up play meant he did a fucking good job and a succesful job for that period.

 

[NicholasG1973]

As a leader, organiser, man and pinger of balls yes but as a defender no.

Absolute nonsense.

 

[Leigh Griffiths' Hairline]

Dear me, people have such bad memories. Conor Coady who marshalled our defence through the best period of our history in the modern era is remembered as a bad defender. What complete nonsense.

 

[AndyWolves]

His contribution was clearly immense, but I would never play him as CB or RCB in the system we played at the time as we wasn't a PL defender.

 

[Elephant Pyjamas]

His contribution was clearly immense, but I would never play him as CB or RCB in the system we played at the time as we wasn't a PL defender.

Not an opinion I subscribed to, but many did at the time. Surprised you've been met with so much disagreement.

 

[Haggstone]

Tend to agree. The mess our defence is in right now, I don’t think Conor Coady comes in and fixes that. Which was the point been made wasn’t it? We need last years version of Agba or a Willy Boly.