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Tim, Jimmy and Armstrong in a flat three in midfield. Take turns to get forward.
I\'d play Harrison beside Garner tonight, Moyes had to see how poor Tim and Rohl were on Sunday, and how impressive Armstrong was, and he did mention in his press conference how match fit he is, after playing 17 games for Preston, a lot more games than the other two?
Also those who are saying Armstrong will be sub all month I disagree, he will start tonight imo.
Fred 73 I agree with what your saying but Grealish is anyone level, he\'s already had 6 assists for us, he\'s created so many more chances than anyone else in the side, even on a bad day he creates our best two or three chances including 2 assists last game. Also he wins us fouls, not gives them away like Diblin. I get what your saying, Diblin looks like he wants to be a Grealish style player but he\'s miles off, I\'ve onmy seen him create 1 chance and that took a deflection to make it look dangerous. Last game he had 6 touches of the ball in 49 minutes.
Given the paucity of our squad does it really matter if we have two keepers on the bench? Its not like they are keeping anyone, who would likely get a game, out? Assuming this 11 Pickford, O\'brien, Tarkowski, Keane, Mykolenko, Garner, Ibroebgbunam, Armstrong, McNeil, Barry and Grealish. (not my choice but it will be Moyes\'). Looking at our current squad for tonight\'s game I assume the subs will be Patterson Rohl Beto Dibling Aznou Travers GK King GK and then some kids. Moyes isn\'t going to use anyone outside those first 5 as replacements (and even then probably wont use Aznou) so at least the 3rd keeper gets some match day experience? My point is, it doesn\'t matter, does it?