2023/24 Nathan Patterson

[davek]

Ashley Young has been worse than Patterson in my view, neither have them have been good like. But I would like to see Patterson with a proper winger in front of him, then judge him.

Coleman back doing training is the best news we've had defence-wise all season.

 

[Eggs]

Coleman back doing training is the best news we've had defence-wise all season.

…I think his influence is just as important, big player to get back.

 

[Toffeepot]

Ok mate. But what does Patterson getting hooked agianst Doncaster tell you?

That his better performances come when he's not playing next to Keane

 

[mahermi1]

That his better performances come when he's not playing next to Keane

So does everyone else's

 

[Marius57]

That his better performances come when he's not playing next to Keane

Imagine playing him with half decent defenders alongside him for a sustained period while also playing an actual winger in front of him who understands the role.

 

[Marius57]

Hickey just got two starts over Patterson for Scotland. That underlines how much better he is than Patterson in either a flat back 4 or used as a RWB.

As for Everton: we've been battered down the right flank all season so far and we'll continue to be attacked on that flank.

Martinelli and Havertz racing past Patterson this weekend is the stuff of nightmares.

We haven’t though. Even Doncaster targeted our left.

 

[LocalNative]

Injuries have clearly taken their toll on his development. I thought beginning of last year he looked very promising, had a real drive and desire to get up and down the right side of the pitch.

For whatever reason (i suspect injuries) he doesn't look anywhere near as sharp or quick. Hopefully he's young enough and can still fit for a while to get that back. Coleman comes straight back in though based on his current performances.

 

[davek]

We haven’t though. Even Doncaster targeted our left.

Yeah, whatever.

Patterson is still woeful and everyone knows it.

Coleman cant get back into this team quick enough for us to be a bit better at the back...and everyone knows that too.

 

[Eggs]

Injuries have clearly taken their toll on his development. I thought beginning of last year he looked very promising, had a real drive and desire to get up and down the right side of the pitch.

For whatever reason (i suspect injuries) he doesn't look anywhere near as sharp or quick. Hopefully he's young enough and can still fit for a while to get that back. Coleman comes straight back in though based on his current performances.

…as somebody who supported his acquisition, you can’t make excuses for his level of performance with us. He’s been defensively weak and very disappointing from an attacking perspective. He needs to turn his form around.

 

[mikel_88]

Coleman back doing training is the best news we've had defence-wise all season.

Is whatever people say about coleman the lad is miles ahead of anyone in this team being a leader. Will be massive plus get him back in the team

 

[coleman=quality]

…as somebody who supported his acquisition, you can’t make excuses for his level of performance with us. He’s been defensively weak and very disappointing from an attacking perspective. He needs to turn his form around.

Will end up playing out the prem or back in Scotland, no chance he gets in any other team in the league but here we’re with him starting the season as first choice RB for the second consecutive season. With mykolenko or young on the other side a take over on the way from a group that makes our current lot look good ffs what a mess

 

[davek]

Is whatever people say about coleman the lad is miles ahead of anyone in this team being a leader. Will be massive plus get him back in the team

Coleman offers us leadership + a goal somewhere along the line.

 

[mikel_88]

Coleman offers us leadership + a goal somewhere along the line.

Agrew hopefully with a better right sided mid in harrison will also help improve him

 

[Sharpattack]

Coleman back doing training is the best news we've had defence-wise all season.

That’s depressing, but true. No reflection on Seamus, but to be still relying on him speaks volumes about how we are run. As for Patterson, he’s the new Michael Keane.

 

[blulouie]

Hickey just got two starts over Patterson for Scotland. That underlines how much better he is than Patterson in either a flat back 4 or used as a RWB.

As for Everton: we've been battered down the right flank all season so far and we'll continue to be attacked on that flank.

Martinelli and Havertz racing past Patterson this weekend is the stuff of nightmares.

Hickey got tore a new one last night David.

He looked way out of his depth .