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Brutally put, we are a mediocre team and it won’t be fixed in this transfer window so we have to focus on the priorities.
We have no useable full backs at all. Haven’t had for years. Fix that and you’ll help both defence but also it gives us an avenue of attack that just doesn’t exist right now. Neither of our ‘first choices’ have the first idea on how to play the ball forward.
Branthwaite is hopefully not long term crocked. If he is, CB takes over priority 1. If not, Jake and Jarrod with Keane as back up isn’t great but it’ll do given the hopelessness elsewhere.
That’s us out of the picture
He is a good defender and is always looking to pass the ball forward. He would be the perfect foil for Branthwaite.
Thank Sheedy the semester has ended so I can just mope. I’m more miserable today than I was before the Palace and Bournemouth games, not least because we had momentum going into the January window and after the Chelsea 3-0 to improve and move up not down the table.
More miserable because I knew that the fans would take care of Palace and Bournemouth.
But now mate? If he stays and TFG fall in line with him for ‘stability’ and the cheap option for them in the window (compare with say Roma), I can see it being on August 22 Everton v Coventry City, HDS:
Pickford, Trippier, Tarkowski, Stones, Mykolenko, Iroegbunam, Garner, Soucek, McNeil, KDH, Vardy