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Youth, he doesn\'t even give imagination a chance, say, the kid who scored 2 in the Youth Cup a spot on the bench presently in use by the Invisible Man even if it is a case of \"why not\" rather than \"why\".
Nothing wrong with that line up considering what the Manager has at his disposal. Also pleased that Charly is included, may just be the play to set up Barry to break his duck
To Michaels point, if the youth aren’t good enough to actually play, sticking them on the bench at least raises their profiles. Then when we try and offload them we can say “he’s been in the match day squad” so it’s a sales pitch. If we say even if we have no subs we’d rather have an empty bench then how are we ever going to offload them?
That was a fine scrappy goal settle the match. Villa\'s players showed some grit and were well positioned to latch on to loose ball chances
can we not give the manager the benefit of the doubt? that there might be a good reason why he has two keepers on the bench? Like, he probably recognises that being included in a first team squad is a massive milestone for any reserve player, and so he doesn\'t want to hadnd them out like confetti just cos he\'s down on a few numbers.