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I’ve just seen his press conference also and I have to say – his comments on AMN to be are a thinly veiled dig at the board.
It’s fine and well that he might not have the right back in that he wanted and he wants to make a point about it.
But he should give credit where it’s due and leave it at that. The lad has come in and taken his chance.
Rohl has done well for us but is less of a RB than AMN. Today it showed as Rashford had the beating of Rohl every time. But that’s no sleight on Rohl, Rashford is a top player.
The point is that Moyes was extremely reluctant to give AMN his opportunity today – and when he’s taken it all Moyes can do is be semi negative about it.
Then balance that with the realisation that Kenny Tete seems to have been Moyes’ number 1 target for the last 18 months – I’m very glad, even before today, that he didn’t get his man
Great goal by Maitland Niles, but needs to do a lot more to stop the Shaw cross. I thought that was full back play, ditto Mykolenko on the first.
Moyes accepts the plaudits
Barry can complete 90 mins, even if it wasn’t his best game, he will have to do the full game most games.
George can be effective from the right too, I think the lads got lots more to show, and will get better, think he’s got a couple more gears still to up to.
Johnson maybe more of a KDH back up than playing off the right in our team, like to see if he can do a Job there when kdh is rested or took off.
Grealish attracts players, the space that came from the panic he caused made a huge difference today, not a coincidence George found the space on the other side to score.
The first half was too easy for utd, it was almost like we expected an onslaught and when it didn’t come we grew in confidence, ended first half well, but switched off for their goal.