Saint_clark

Oh great, Larios is injured now. Brilliant. Who the fuck goes to right back now??

Yep, wondering if Walcott being on the right is so he can drift into the box when it goes down our left. He's probably the best finisher of our attacking midfielders.

Don't worry, he'll be good in 4 years time and then we can sell him.

We would absolutely have more points so far this season if we had Forster in goal, nobody will be able to convince me any different.

Bazunu is fucking awful, I'm not even sorry.

"Bazunu thought about coming" Summary of his season so far.

90-0?

Really good play between Perraud, Moi and Adams down the left wing.

No offside against Wilson and no foul on ABK. One of those days I reckon...

Do we risk throwing Lavia in from the start or do we accept that we'll probably lose this game and just give him 30 minutes as a sub to ease him back in?

How is there only 5 minutes? When Edozie came on during that injury it was 70, when the game restarted it was 75.

He's done nothing since the Leeds game so not that excited.

How have we not scored there... Edit, nevermind didn't realise Guita palmed it away.

That's exactly how he's playing, he is not in the right back position or anywhere near it.

There's a reason you don't see much of it in the Prem anymore, defenders are a lot better than they used to be and you don't have any dominant physical centre forwards.

He's playing RWB which for us is essentially right wing.

Clearly not.

Going to be 7+ minutes of injury time, that one by itself was 4 minutes.

Edozie on for Elyounoussi and Djenepo for Perraud.

26. 12 assists too. 38 goal involvements isn't shit.

I agree, but he's not shit. We can't afford a striker with an all round game AND the ability to hit 15+ goals a season.

Because he doesn't finish every single chance that comes his way? Ok.

Had the time to take a touch as well...

Thought that too, showed him loads of space on his left foot so he opened up for the shot and then closed him down immediately.

Looks like a man who is one defeat away from the sack.