With fewer games, there won't be as much rotation.
I don't even know why this argument is being brought up any more. People like me who defended Puel have been vindicated.
Great opportunity for these young lads to get further match experience against a very good team.
The game at Swansea is infinitely more important and therefore resting key players is the correct thing to do.
That would only be the case if had been called up but refused to play. He was called up, then got injured and they subsequently released him back to us.
Here's a thought
If we win the EFL Cup, we will qualify for Europe at the expense of the 7th placed club (possibly 6th if one of the big clubs doesn't win the FA Cup)
How ironic if we claim that European place from Koeman and Everton