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Think back to Joleon Lescott, was a marauding juggernaut of pace and power throughout that 2007/08 season and somehow managed to keep Leighton Baines out for over 12 months, justifiably so.
I look at O’Brien and he just doesn’t have the overall mobility for that role and it’s a trial run that worked ok when Moyes first arrived but it should have ended last May.
I’m not sure there’s any mystery involved…both players were Benitiz signings.
Re Patterson, I have no idea why all his managers sour on him. But Lampard, Dyche and Moyes have all played him, watched him, and benched him. When he lost his place due to injury, they didn’t bring him back when he recovered. And even when healthy, he has sat and watched not only Seamus but Ben Godfrey, Ashley Young and now two out-of-position players in O’Brien and Garner. Wish I knew what the problem was, but there definitely is one.
It’s not!!!! Moyes is nearing the end of one-and-a-half seasons this time round over 486 days, including a full pre-season.