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In a season plagued by injuries and underwhelming performances, Niclas Fullkrug's return to West Ham could be the unexpected catalyst needed to rejuvenate the team's attacking prowess. Despite suffering through a tough period with only two goals to his name and a series of long-term injuries, there’s a budding sense of optimism surrounding his comeback.
The German striker has had a nightmare debut season in East London, marked by frequent absences and a lack of convincing presence up front under manager Julen Lopetegui. With the arrival of Graham Potter, hopes were high, yet Fullkrug's early injury just 15 minutes into Potter’s maiden game only added to the string of frustrations. Since then, the team has only managed an average of 9.3 shots per game, a statistic that highlights their offensive struggles.
Before his unfortunate injury, Fullkrug had already begun to demonstrate his potential impact, playing a key part in Lucas Paqueta’s goal by effectively linking up with the midfield. His style seemed ideally matched to Potter’s tactical approach, suggesting that his presence on the pitch could enhance West Ham’s attacking dynamism significantly. Although not expected to start immediately, his unique attributes could provide the necessary spark to stimulate a run of positive results.
With the season winding down and mainly league positions left to play for, the main focus will shift towards ending the season robustly to set a positive tone for the summer and the next campaign. Fullkrug’s ongoing fitness will be crucial, but if he can stay healthy, he might not only help in salvaging this season but also in laying down a strong foundation for the 2025-26 season. His return isn't just a boost; it's potentially a game-changer for a club in need of uplift.
While Niclas Fullkrug’s return may not have been greeted with widespread excitement, it could well prove vital for the Hammers as they aim to finish the season with a flourish. He’s more than just a striker – he's the missing piece of the puzzle that we didn’t realise was so crucial. Let’s keep our fingers crossed and hope he hits the ground running – unlike our lovely neighbours Spurs, who seem to be needing GPS to find the back of the net these days! How many Spurs players does it take to score a goal? Apparently, more than they can fit on a pitch! Keep marching on, you Irons!
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We tested our Goal Gurus concept out for the European Championships last summer. Here is how it ended with 10 games in total for gurus to predict on. (England and Scotland). 7 England games and the 3 Scotland group stage matches.
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