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Story I read that one of our scouts saw Coleman playing for Sligo when he went to watch his son play for the opposition. He liked what he saw and recommended him.
Having had a trial at Celtic, Moyes called up his mate Ally McCoist and ask about Coleman and was given a good report.
That’s called due dillegence.
Agreed Ian, Pogo is not playing because Pogo is crap!!!
The fact that no one else is interested and previous Managers have not been convinced either says it all really, just not good enough.
I agree with Tom and Christy, start Rohl at RB and play O’Brien alongside Branthwaite.
Oh, hang on didn’t he win a European trophy with them?
Leaving out Tarks.and Myko seems logical right now and putting in Jake and Aznou is worth a try.
Also playing Rohl in the right back position.is something worth trying.
Myko is pretty steady but gets turned too easily on his inside and isn’t that much better the other way
Teams that have done their homework know this and exploit it.
Tarks. has been consistent but he is making mistakes like John Stones used to and that can be very costly. It’s not just your physical game that declines with age it’s also your mental game.