[BaggieMan]

Whilst I applaud Stéphane with the way he took his fabulous goal against Man Ure, I do think he drifts in and out of any game too much. His other problem is that he seems to try to beat to many players with his dribbling and is to easily robbed of the ball when team-mates are available and in a better position.

Those shortcomings must be a huge source of frustration for his Head Coach even though his skill can turn a game so what does AI do ?

[Ska'dForLife-WBA]

I did get really frustrated with him last night. The goal was outstanding, and there were other times he really had the United defence running scared, but there were also far too many times when we tried to use him as an outlet to take the pressure off and he immediately gave it away either with a poor first touch, a misplaced pass or just by staying on the ball too long. When that happens in such a tough match, the ball's just going to keep coming back at you again and again, as it did, and we eventually paid the price.

The irony is that this time last year, we were all praising his skill on the ball but bemoaning the fact that he couldn't hit a barn door when shooting! I think the club must have spent so long teaching him to shoot that he's forgotten how to do everything else! (As Homer once said, "every time I learn something new, it pushes some old stuff out of my brain.")

[Tom_Wba]

I've never been a fan of Sess for the position he plays he is a poor finisher (yes i am aware he scored a beaut last night) i'm glad he hit it first time cause if he had chance to think about it it would of probably ended up in row z

[wba_1996]

Gregg Evans @greggevans40 · 8h 8 hours ago
Sessegnon has started every single league game that #wba have won since arrviving.

/thread.

[DanTheSmethwickMan]

Sessegnon is our best player going forward and is the only one who actually looks like beating his man. Believe the 6 mill we payed for him was a steal, as I've said before if he could score more goals he wouldn't be at a club like wba or Sunderland.