Championship

Mature Wes has grown into a star

by
Simon Grayson
11 February 2024

Simon Grayson
FORMER BLACKPOOL, LEEDS AND PRESTON MANAGER

Wes Burns is having a wonderful season for Ipswich and I’d love to see him playing in the Premier League next year.
I had Wes at Fleetwood in the 2020-21 season, and you could see he had plenty of speed and the ability to win a game. What he lacked was consistency.
He left us to join Ipswich and he’s absolutely flourished since then. He’s 29 now, and he’s probably matured. He’s got a better understanding of the game, so he’s not just reliant on raw pace.
Like a lot of wingers, he’s had to learn that there are different ways to im...

Continue reading...

Access all our premium content from as little as 14p per day!

Already a subscriber to our website? Login

Related TopicsBlackpool Blues Championship Fleetwood Ipswich Leeds Port Vale Premier League Premium Preston Simon Grayson Vale West Ham

Read our latest news on any of these social networks!

Tackle the News

- Sign Up for our weekly Football League Newsletter Today!

Your subscription could not be saved. Please try again.

Your subscription has been successful.

More in Championship

EX-ENGLAND ACE TRIPPS IN LINE FOR A RETURN

By Chris Dunlavy FORMER England right-back Kieran Trippier could return for Wolves at Bramall Lane this afternoon. The 35-year-old, signed from Newcastle in the summer, injured his hamstring in the opening-day draw with Blackburn and has not featured since. Speaking in his pre-match press briefing, Wolves boss Cesar Peixoto said...
HAYEN ADMITS RAMS CLASH COULD DECIDE HIS TENURE

Star Game Swans run riot to put more heat on Clarets By Rob Cole SWANSEA CITY 3 Idah 14, Yeo 33, Vipotnik 68 BURNLEY 1 Ramazani 58 IN THE GROOVE: Swansea’s Zan Vipotnik, right, celebrates scoring their third goal PICTURE: Alamy STAR MAN MELKER WIDELL Swansea NICKY Hayen has described...
HOUNSELL STEPS UP AFTER DUFF IS DITCHED

LEAGUE ONE By Chris Dunlavy CHANCE: Interim Chairboys boss Tom Hounsell INTERIM Wycombe Wanderers boss Tom Hounsell will get the opportunity to stake his claim for the job on a permanent basis after Michael Duff became the first managerial casualty of the EFL season. Hounsell, 30, previously worked in the...
TWO-GOAL ACE LARIN INSPIRES THE SAINTS

By Alex Crook SOUTHAMPTON 4 Larin 38, 61, Matsuki 82, Azaz 85 BRISTOL CITY 1 Tolaj 66 TONDA Eckert passed all the credit to his players as Southampton comfortably beat Bristol City. Two goals from Cyle Larin and one each from Kuryu Matsuki and Finn Azaz ensured the Saints continued...