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If Delap signs for Everton, I’m definitely sticking a few quid on McKenna to be our next manager.
Just watching his facial expression when he his getting told things off the manager, just before he his introduced into the game, for the last ten minutes, gives me a feeling that Alkaraz, has probably fell out with him, whereas Dibling, is probably a different personality and just looks like he’s been completely drained of his enthusiasm.
Just guesswork, it doesn’t mean I’m right, but I don’t think it would be as easy for the manager if it was players like N’Diaye, Grealish or KDH, who were knocking on his door because they were not being given enough opportunities, because the manager, was continually playing others, every single week, but the argument for some is that if David had a squad full of good players, then he wouldn’t have a problem?
I look at Alkaraz, and I see a player who needs to be told he’s in the managers plans, and be given more game time, (just my opinion) and think to myself that KDH, probably went through something similar at Chelsea, except for the fact that Chelsea, had a much bigger squad, with a few more quality players.
Half-expected the Germany goal to be called back. I didn’t think it should be for that high foot but it would have been if in the Premier League, methinks.