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I think its plausible that if we don't qualify for Europe this season we may lose Ndiaye and Branthwaite in the summer plus find it hard to attract a decent calibre to replace them…so although we are not fighting relegation this season what we do this season might have longer term effects.
Poor selections and tactics are also costing us points. Not to mention poor coaching and man management
I\'d keep Barry for another year but as number 2 striker and get shot of Beto, who in any case might be more marketable. Of course that means we must bring in a viable number 1 striker in summer, whatever the cost. In the short term, I\'ve long advocated giving Ndiaye a go as a number 9. He is just about the fastest player we\'ve got (maybe now second to George) and I think he is a more natural finisher than either Barry or Beto. The only problem with this idea is that Grealish is injured, Dibling appears to have totally lost the manager\'s confidence so we are thin out wide. Nice idea but maybe not practical. I don\'t envy anyone playing as a striker in our team. We aren\'t dynamic, we lack pace and we don\'t have attacking full backs helping with crosses. I\'m not sure even Thierry Henry would make much out of the regular hoofs upfield that form the main basis of our play. Even so, it is a sad reflection on our recruitment that the two big money signings of last summer have flopped so spectacularly. I\'d still love to know if those two had Moyes\' enthusiastic endorsement or were just presented to him as \'the future\'.
Brian, you are right. Moyes is not everyone\'s cup of tea but he has clearly improved us and although like jury is out on Barry, we had a coup getting Grealish and Dewsbury-Hall is equally good. With Branthwaite now recovered and Afon over we are well placed for our best finish in many a long year. I am baffled by the full back situation, and the huge fee for Dibling, but it is no coincidence that neither Dyche nor Moyes rates Patto. If it was just one of them I could accept it was a personal issue. It will be interesting to see our defence next game.
Brian 62, Imo we wont finish in the top half of the table. At what finishing position would you consider the question would have to be asked on Moyes?