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For this reason I don’t think playing a pressing game really suits us Mike, but it would be nice to see someone like Glasner, try and change this.
I’m not that bothered what style we use, just as long as everyone is completely in sync and it’s effective, but I do think it’s imperative we start building a much bigger squad, and find a manager, who isn’t scared of rotating.
Garner is, by a country mile, the best right back at the club. I’m not wholly convinced he is currently needed more in midfield.
Garner at RB for the last couple of games would be my preference. Moyes will continue with the same back four.
Had we bought a competent, fit right back last Summer we would have already qualified for European football next year.
Instead we approached the summer tramsfer window like complete amateurs and collected players we didn’t need and that the manager won’t play. I expect more of the same this yeae and It wouldn’t surprise me in the least if O’Brien is still considered a right back option next season.
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BTW it’s BMcL not BM.
Every day’s a school day eh?