The poor guy is obviously going to be , or indeed is being, crucified on this and all other fora.
I don't think a) that he is that bad, and b) that that disaster was entirely his fault (I would put it 40/60 or even 50/50 responsibility with Silvestri..........shanking the ball into the net off your shin is bviously the result of taking your eye off it for a fraction of a second, and that must have been due to the distraction of Silvestri's dummy towards the ball........in fact now that I think about it I would make it 70/30 the keeper's fault.) Anyway, it seems that Berardi is nearly fit now, and there's the latest academy product coiled and waiting to strike to claim that berth, so we may not see much more of Scottie for a while. Otherwise, I thought the rest of the back 4 were excellent, and I am liking The Duke more and more each time I see him. I think if he played in a good team that had more possession in the final third, he could be great............dare I say it, there are echoes of the great (yes!) Cantona in him? Diag was very good, Bridcutt was as I am coming to expect from him - does loads of great things and then suddenly gets an apparently simple pass completely wrong. Sorry to say, but Cook looked out of his depth. Mowatt was awful when he came on (but before that he did OK.) MOTM: Charlie Taylor. _______________________________________________ Leedslist mailing list Info and options: http://mailman.greennet.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/leedslist To unsubscribe, email leedslist-unsubscr...@gn.apc.org MARCHING ON TOGETHER
