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Re: vs Chesterfield
Whalley is surely as easy to deal with as a long ball up to Mullin. He's either going to cut in to get the ball on his right foot, at which point he should be tackled or he's going to attempt to run the defender and end up stubbing his left toe into the ground to watch the ball roll harmlessly away.
As for Miles, Branch and one or two others, only Coleman can tell us why he persists with them.
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