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Takes players holding each other to a different level completely.
We have a very good right back. His name is Nathan Patterson, and he’s off to the World Cup with Scotland. He also has(d) an understudy called Roman Dixon. I doubt Moyes would be able to spot them in an identity parade.
Patterson did very well against Hudson-Odoi and Hutchison of Notts Forest. So did Dibling who was teamed with him on the right hand side. Big mistake. like Rohl’s mom performance against Villa, Davey seems to think this will lead to youngsters wanting to play with freedom all the time, so he banishes them to Gulag Finch Farm.
Mykolenko is not the long term answer at left back – I piss myself laughing every time he tries to head a ball – but surely Aznou, after his stunning cameo v Sunderland in the cup, deserved a whole lot more time on the pitch. Yet again, he may have played far too well for Daveys’ liking. I personally think he may be better as a wing back, or even a left footed right winger where he was successfully employed for his country in a recent tournament. And scored a screamer.
Jarrad and Jake must be our first choice CB’s next season, use Aznou and Patterson to enable us to play much further up the pitch, and make the first signing a proven goalscorer.
Obviously after Davey has his contract paid up so he can fully concentrate on his media duties at the World Cup while we have a summer re-build.
Bearing in mind Moyes has been in charge for 12 of them.
Gutted for him missing out on the World Cup, but as I don’t recognize an England team with a foreign manager I am delighted he will have a long break to recharge, and hope they live to regret it.