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A non-starter unless he has a short back and sides. Can\'t risk training with Michael Keane.
I cannot see anyone coming in now, especially on big wages.Jack Grealish has become an expensive commodity and, despite some decent early games, is not likely to be around for next season.Loan deals are likely to be the norm for a while.
I know nothing about him but the last person we brought in from Bayern Munich was a left-back who has hardly played for us. If he is having a huff with his manager, then No. I also think Patterson has done quite well for us and, for me, he was one of the better players against Sunderland in the FA Cup (I can hear the comments of: "That wouldn't be hard!"). I was close to his side in the first half and thought he did well. Like all full-backs they need support when defending, especially if they decide to overlap to support the attack and the attack breaks down. I would give him time and hope he beds in and stays injury-free.
Has he gone yet?If not, why is he dragging his heels?
Bob (23), With Grealish out of the picture, possibly for quite a while, then I think Wilson could go automatically to outside right and we could play Ndiaye in Jack's place and most probably do very well with the extra goals from Harry.