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The other option would be to get him on when Barry comes off. But can he play with his back to goal? No idea, maybe it’s been tried already at Finch Farm. It’s a pity as he knows how to finish and we don’t score enough goals. Unfortunately I think his skill set may not fit into the way Moyes likes to set his teams up. It might require a tweak to the tactics to get him on the pitch but I don’t see the manager doing that.
That being said he’s surely a better option than Johnson at wide right? Dibling and George are better options than Johnson and also didn’t get a start on Saturday. Does Johnson’s selection all come down to his defensive input then? If so, Moyes should stop moaning about us not scoring enough when he’s selecting a player who is so patently out of form in front of goal.
I’m baffled by his logic sometimes.
Did not Churchill once say that democracy is “the worst form of Government except all those other forms that have been tried from time to time”
Joe Thomas finished on the Liverpool Echo at the weekend. Sad what is going on in the UK printed media.