Yeah, it's fashionable to play that way for some reason

but at least switch them over every now and then if it's not working. As Eadie said on CC, does Lennon play on the left at Spurs? No. And Redders is that type. Burst of pace, get to the byline and whip it in. And if Snod was on the left he could do the same.

By all means change it from time to time to give them the surprise factor cutting inside. But it's not a surprise, it's become the norm, and Lambert sussed it brilliantly.

Posted By: duke of york, Sep 23, 11:10:51