Why does Assomba spend so much of matches on the floor?

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SuperStu

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He could have won that for us at the end, but once again he's flat on the floor.

I wouldn't even say he's diving when it happens. We never really appeal for anything while he's on the floor.

Are his shoes the wrong size? Should he be having his inner ears checked out by a doctor? Does he get some sort of reverse vertigo when he has to look upwards at a cross coming in?
 
He was frustrating at times today but he is also fed short on numerous occasions every game. Britt needs balls into the channel and more often than not it’s played to his feet or he gets a glancing chance. He needed to drop deep today but we didn’t see him do that.
 
He was disappointing today. He’s been better than that recently. Hopefully it’s just a one off and he can get his first goal of the season in the next game against Barnsley.
 
Bored now of watching him crumple to the floor with his hands in the air.
Game carries on around him.
Imagine having a strong centre forward? Is Rob Hulse still available?
 
I can't get my head 'round the amount of money we shelled out for him.
At times he looks like his feet are tied together, he somehow manages to miss chances that would be easier to score.
 
Over the last couple of games I really thought he had got over his weakness and feeble attempts at getting free kicks, alas no and NW needs to have a word.
 
DidsburySmog92 said:
He was frustrating at times today but he is also fed short on numerous occasions every game. Britt needs balls into the channel and more often than not it’s played to his feet or he gets a glancing chance. He needed to drop deep today but we didn’t see him do that.
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There was an ideal ball down the right channel in the first half that their LB completely missed, leaving them wide open and Britt just took it off the end of the pitch.
 
Fine margins. He's had 2 decent chances today to arguably win it.

Also the late header against Watford. These are decent chances and when games are so tight they need sticking away.
 
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