That's a good point

but, like CC has said, it was a decision that you could understand at the time. De Zeeuw and Henchoz have marshalled well but they have been found wanting an awful lot when it comes to the fast attacking play of the more open, entertaining teams. Malky would obviously have had the same problem but, with hindsight, would have nicked us those vital couple of points with a goal or two against our fellow strugglers, as he was a crucial player when it came to nicking a goal in a tight game.

Posted By: Swanny, Mar 27, 18:56:37