Kilmarnock’s Joe Wright Defends Team Amid Red Card Controversy

Kilmarnock: Joe Wright has responded to claims that Kilmarnock is a “dirty team.” This comes after the team has had a tough time with red cards this season. They have received six red cards so far, which is quite a lot for any team.

Liam Donnelly will miss the upcoming match against Dundee because he was sent off in the last game against St Johnstone. Wright himself has been involved in two of the six red cards, including one that was changed from a red to a yellow after a review.

Wright acknowledged his own mistakes and said he is trying to learn from them. He mentioned that it is important for the whole team to learn from their errors. He understands that getting sent off is frustrating, not just for the players but also for the fans and the coaching staff.

Before this season, Wright had only received one red card in his entire career. He believes that the current situation is unusual, comparing it to London buses, where many come at once. He does not think the team is dirty; rather, it has just been a tough season.

Wright is now focusing on changing his approach to avoid more red cards. He is working on not diving into tackles as much and is trying to adapt his style of play. He has spoken with the manager about returning to his previous form.

He usually does not get many yellow cards, so receiving two red cards in a short time has been a learning experience for him. Wright is making an effort to stay on his feet more during training and matches.

As a defender, he likes to be aggressive and put pressure on opponents. However, he realizes that he needs to adjust his game at times to avoid further issues with referees. Wright is committed to improving and helping his team move forward.

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