Shaun Wright-Phillips responded to the video of West Ham’s penalty kick as they defeated Wolves 2-1 on Saturday, April 6.
In spite of his halting run-up that sent the keeper to the ground, the Brazilian went to the same side as Jose Sa.
The Hammers scored another goal to take the three points at Molineux after this equalizer.
BBC pundit Wright-Phillips stated (6 April, 17:18) during the world feed’s post-match show: “Nice penalty but that’s risky.” They could make a lot of mistakes.
Paqueta remained composed for West Ham
Wright-Phillips is free to express his opinions, but it’s critical to remember that Paqueta is a highly respected player with extensive experience playing at the highest level of football in the world.
Throughout his career, as a regular for the Brazilian national team, Paqueta has encountered numerous high-pressure situations.
His ability to remain composed and perform well under duress is demonstrated by his choice to take a stuttering run-up and still confidently place the penalty in the same corner.
Paqueta appears to be a player who is well aware of his abilities and knows exactly what he’s doing based on his composed manner and lack of obvious nerves.
Although Wright-Phillips might consider such penalty techniques to be dangerous, Paqueta’s strategy is obviously calculated and grounded in his knowledge of the game.
In the end, Paqueta’s effective penalty kick conversion says a lot about his ability and self-assurance on the field.
In other West Ham news, a recent controversy involving the Hammers in London has left Michael Owen furious.
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