Yes I would agree. I’ve been guilty of having many criticisms of him (some a lot more fairer than others) but I don’t think anyone can deny he has struggled massively with in game substitutions but whereas nothing seems to have changed on the rotation front, the subs have definitely been better.

I think how we react to our first inevitable wobble will be very telling.

The PTSD comes from the past where we’ve seen one bad week in March or April can undo a whole season.

Hopefully we put ourselves in such a strong position in the league that the fine margins and bits of luck can’t hurt us

We put a lot into that game last night. Hopefully it doesn’t cost us on Sunday and we ride the momentum.

Looking at City I think that comes maybe year or 2 down the line if you do start winning big stuff regularly and it’s obvious who your starters are.

Let’s be honest we will absolutely take having to say difficult goodbyes to a few that we wouldn’t want to lose if it meant we were winning big pots.

Superb slip of the tongue.

Brilliant player.

He won’t be getting minutes in midfield with us so I think he’s in a bit of trouble.

He’ll be behind Hincapie and Calafiori now for LB for sure.

Probably a season riding the bench mostly before a loan next season. Had higher hopes for him than that.

Let’s see.

Rotated Hincapie?

Dear god. We’ll end this here.

I’m complaining because they’ve all been getting constant muscle injuries for 3 seasons now and it’s always the ones he flogs.

He can’t rotate. He’s never has been able to. Don’t need to be an elite coach to notice it, it’s right there in front of your eyes unless you are too stupid to see it.

Only one place to point the finger it’s all so fucking obvious.

He thinks the backup players are just there so he can use them after he has broken the first choice player in that position.

Rather than you know, actually rotate every now and then and maybe stop the muscle injury in the first place