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Logically Brendan, but when Moyes, knew he was going to be getting the Lescott money to spend, before allowing his sale to go through, he himself has told us he hadn’t really seen Bilyletdinov play, and had signed him on somebody else’s recommendation. This came at a time when the manager who never got any money, suddenly knew he was getting over £20 million to spend, on a squad that wasn’t that far away. I know that still wasn’t a lot to the biggest clubs but, it was still a lot of money to spend, especially when you consider he brought an equally good as player as the one he was replacing for £6 million.
Don @ 71, but it’s hardly a common occurrence is it? How many times have we had to bring on a substitute goslkeeper this season? I take your point but I still see no point in having 2 keepers on the bench. Put it this way, with a fully fit squad, would Moyes still have 2 keepers on the bench?
I\'d swerve Calum Wilson, terrible injury record, if he cant get in a very poor West Ham side then what use us he to us? I\'m more concerned about the goals we are conceding, I know we could do with scoring a few more but we have been very sloppy defensively in quite a few games and have had a couple of hidings at home, when we are at home and expect to go on the front foot the lack of pace and the piss poor passing from the defence leaves us very vulnerable
John 68, we did have the Baines Pienaar left side but he pretty much stuck with Tony (riot if he scores) Hibbert on the right. Although right now a Tony Hibbert would be useful!
I\'d certainly be open to getting Wilson in until the end of the season, especially if we\'re possibly going to be playing 2 strikers (It seemed to work pretty well)