Incoming? Harvey Knibbs

[Jimmy Fleck]

Danny Hall also reported earlier we were interested in a midfielder Selles has previously worked with.

 

[Jimmy Fleck]

 

[AdamSufc1997]

I'd prefer if it was Charlie Savage tbh Knibbs i believe is a number 10 and we already have hamer and o'hare

 

[Bladey_blade]

Harvey Knibbs is a versatile, hardworking forward who is known for his pressing ability and goal-scoring in League One. He's a valuable player for Reading, capable of playing across the forward line and in midfield. While he could potentially play at a higher level, he is a key part of Reading's current setup and is considered important to their team dynamics.

Here's a more detailed look at his strengths:

• Versatility:
  He can play on the left wing, center forward, as a number 10, or on the right wing.
  
  
• Pressing:
  Knibbs is very effective at pressing the opposition, arriving on the blind side of defenders and punishing loose touches. He is a key part of Reading's attacking strategy, with his pressing ability often leading to scoring opportunities.
  
  
• Goalscoring:
  Knibbs has shown a good return in terms of goals and assists, with his goals contributing significantly to Reading's results.
  
  
• Work Rate:
  He is known for his high work rate and relentless effort in pressing the opposition.
  
  
• Teamwork:
  His ability to link up with other players, particularly in midfield, is noted as a key factor in Reading's attacking play.
  
  
• Defensive Contribution:
  He also contributes defensively, with a high number of tackles and duels won.
  
  
• Potential:
  While he is seen as a valuable player for Reading, there is also a recognition that he could potentially play at a higher level.
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• Google AI summary, seems to fit the profile perfectly

 

[CaptainMorgans]

Harvey Knibbs is a versatile, hardworking forward who is known for his pressing ability and goal-scoring in League One. He's a valuable player for Reading, capable of playing across the forward line and in midfield. While he could potentially play at a higher level, he is a key part of Reading's current setup and is considered important to their team dynamics.

Here's a more detailed look at his strengths:

• Versatility:
  He can play on the left wing, center forward, as a number 10, or on the right wing.
  
  
• Pressing:
  Knibbs is very effective at pressing the opposition, arriving on the blind side of defenders and punishing loose touches. He is a key part of Reading's attacking strategy, with his pressing ability often leading to scoring opportunities.
  
  
• Goalscoring:
  Knibbs has shown a good return in terms of goals and assists, with his goals contributing significantly to Reading's results.
  
  
• Work Rate:
  He is known for his high work rate and relentless effort in pressing the opposition.
  
  
• Teamwork:
  His ability to link up with other players, particularly in midfield, is noted as a key factor in Reading's attacking play.
  
  
• Defensive Contribution:
  He also contributes defensively, with a high number of tackles and duels won.
  
  
• Potential:
  While he is seen as a valuable player for Reading, there is also a recognition that he could potentially play at a higher level.
• 
  
• Google AI summary, seems to fit the profile perfectly

So you're saying Hamer's gone to PSV?

 

[sufc323]

Sheffielders have been saying for years that we need a Harvey Nics

 

[Eric_Brooks]

No idea, never heard of him but looks a system fit. Not sure I would class him as a midfielder though looking at the info

 

[Blade56]

His Knibbs, I like it

 

[Berkshire Blade]

I've heard of his shop but nothing about him

 

[jono_t2000]

Knibbs scored 16 goals in all competitions two seasons in a row, the first player to do so for Reading in almost 20 years.

He also scores a goal per every 2.2 shots, making him one of the most accurate finishers across all English leagues.

 

[Macfarlane21]

Are we just looking at players from Hull or Reading?!

 

[jt64]

Knibbs scored 16 goals in all competitions two seasons in a row, the first player to do so for Reading in almost 20 years.

He also scores a goal per every 2.2 shots, making him one of the most accurate finishers across all English leagues.

Without considering the average xG of shots taken, that second stat is completely irrelevant. I could score once every two shots if I waited for tap ins

 

[Ndiayewillalwaysloveyou]

Does Selles just sign former players?

 

[Tony_Kaufman]

Does Selles just sign former players?

When Wilder first arrived he signed Jake Wright, who he'd worked with before, he later signed Enda Stevens who he'd worked with before, George Baldock, John Lundstram......

It's fairly normal for new managers to bring in players they've worked with before. The players know their methods and way they set about matches and it can help bring others up to speed.

 

[Ndiayewillalwaysloveyou]

When Wilder first arrived he signed Jake Wright, who he'd worked with before, he later signed Enda Stevens who he'd worked with before, George Baldock, John Lundstram......

It's fairly normal for new managers to bring in players they've worked with before. The players know their methods and way they set about matches and it can help bring others up to speed.

I know pal was a tongue in cheek comment.. aslong as their improvements im appeh!

 

[Blade56]

Are we just looking at players from Hull or Reading?!

No, Bulgaria as well

 

[Bladesman]

Are we just looking at players from Hull or Reading?!

We are leaning into a Clough just signing anyone who’s available from Derby situation.

 

[Jinxy1966]

His Knibbs, I like it

Harvey Knibbs sounds like a high end fountain pen emporium

 

[Macfarlane21]

We are leaning into a Clough just signing anyone who’s available from Derby situation.

Nice reference

 

[Blade56]

Boring analyst but factual about Knibbs….