Rugby Toffee
Player Valuation: £60m
In my opinion for what it is worth , Young should never ever start another game for us; Bench at best.
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
In my opinion for what it is worth , Young should never ever start another game for us; Bench at best.
The decision to lunge in on a yellow card like he did was just utter stupidity, the feller is 38 ffs he's got all the experience in the world and still done that
Yeah this is where I am with it, maybe the league cup against burnley.In my opinion for what it is worth , Young should never ever start another game for us; Bench at best.
Perception bias, most likelyWhy is it that players play well for other teams and are dross when they come to us?
Blows my mind that he’s three years older than Seamus Coleman - who we were asking that a future plan be put in place for, given his in enemy retirement.
The fact that a few laters we brought someone in three years older - tells you exactly how broken this great club is.
Since 2007
Baines - £6mill
Coleman - £60k
Digne - £25mill
Patterson - £15mill
Myko - £15mill
So for 16 years we've spend technically around £31mill on fullbacks (Patterson and Myko were from selling Digne).
It's arguably the most underfunded area of the pitch for close to 2 decades
It's the area of the pitch which epitomizes our recruitment issues, classic sentimental FC thinking the likes of Baines and Coleman even Digne would just go on forever. Our recruitment has/is easily the worst of any club in Europe imo, it's absolutely destroyed this club.Since 2007
Baines - £6mill
Coleman - £60k
Digne - £25mill
Patterson - £15mill
Myko - £15mill
So for 16 years we've spend technically around £31mill on fullbacks (Patterson and Myko were from selling Digne).
It's arguably the most underfunded area of the pitch for close to 2 decades
Putting him up against Luis Diaz was utter stupidity or blind hope, or bothDuring the early stages of the derby, he put in some decent tackles and showed some vital experience. Unfortunately though, because of his age, he is slower than he used to be. This plays tricks with some senior players' minds because their brains still think they are capable of things they cannot do anymore. That slight loss of speed is enough to invite shrewd opposition players to coax them into making poor decisions and committing clumsy fouls, especially later on in a game! This, in my opinion, is Young's problem.
Dyche must know this. This is why he should be used sparingly, to close out matches for instance. this is where his experience could be better utilised. He must have a profound distrust of Patterson to start with him.