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I lost count of the amount of mistakes both Tark and O’Brien made in every game towards the end of the season so it’s a bit u fair to suggest he might hadve made as many as that.
On the brief occasions I have seen Patterson play he does offer more going forwards than any other option since Coleman so at least he has that.
All that said I think our issues at right back go further than any individual, the play on our left hand side is so much stronger, KDH shows much more on the left as an inside option but vary really pops up on the right, whilst N’Daiye as amazing as he is, always risk losing the ball and therefore exposing the RB, on the left side when Grealish was there he either completes a pass or draws a foul, he vary rarely loses possession completely. So for me the whole team has to take responsibility for the right side
I don’t think Aznou will get picked to start many games, although he has looked good in pre-season.
Given Branthwaites injury problems it’s likely he’s banking on Keane to carry the whole back four and Branthwaite is a bonus if fit.
Imagine how well that is going to go down with the Moyes lovers on here