Right winger

Agree, but Clark has done well on the left wing. Not sure if he's a natural leftie, or ambi-footed (:confused:), but he's been the most effective left winger we've had this season.
 
Agree, but Clark has done well on the left wing. Not sure if he's a natural leftie, or ambi-footed (:confused:), but he's been the most effective left winger we've had this season.
agree but i dont know either if he could play right wing, i prefer clark on left wing, but seems the magnificent one dont.:rolleyes:
 
Correct me if I'm wrong but we now have an even stronger defence with Harvey having joined, potentially more of an attacking midfield. Just need Kee to rediscover his form of last season and that Hull lad to do the business and we could be in for a late surge into the promotion places.

I'm feeling so optimistic. We are, I feel, on the verge of invincibility.
 
I can't understand why Clark hasn't been starting. Got a nervous feeling that will continue but in my humble opinion that's the wrong call.
 
billy kee needs help up front. he,s needed it all season but some just can,t see it. only 2 other clubs in the football league have scored less than us i think.
 
The best help we can give Billy Kee is to put some accurate crosses into the penalty box, instead of passing him the ball when he's surrounded by defenders on the halfway line.
Keep Clark on the left & put the boy wonder on the right wing with instructions to stay there, so the defence always have the option to clear down the wings, which are usually wide open spaces.
McConville seems to think he can adopt any position he likes, popping up in the centre, or even the opposite side of the field.
Disappointed we couldn't hang on to Jonno, but I suppose Carlisle were able to offer more attractive terms.
 
McConville seems to think he can adopt any position he likes, popping up in the centre, or even the opposite side of the field.

How do you know he hasn't been instructed to switch and move around?

Many wingers these days switch wings and move around as every man has a player to mark but if their RB is marking Sean and Sean is on the other wing, who's marking who?
 
How do you know he hasn't been instructed to switch and move around?

Many wingers these days switch wings and move around as every man has a player to mark but if their RB is marking Sean and Sean is on the other wing, who's marking who?

Who knows what instructions he receives?
All I know is he rarely seems to be in the right place at the right time.
I'm no expert, but I know most teams play their own system. I can't think of any other player who appears to have the freedom to go where he wants.
On Saturday we gave Boro the freedom of the wings, but rarely used the space ourselves when the opportunity arose.
 
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