stupot wrote:salford city wrote:stupot wrote:We've won countless trophies without a proper left back so we can do the same on the right.
I suspect Nunes and Rico will be fine against a lot of the lesser teams as both are good going forward and against better teams with a strong attack now he's got Gvardial/Dias/Khus/ Ake/Akanji for CB options i can see Stones at RB especially as World Cup year means he'll probably stay fit.
Hopefully Rico starts at Wolves as Nunes is as bad against Wolves as Sterling was against Liverpool.
I think you're spot on re Stones and WC year. A fully fit and focused Stones is a thing of beauty for us. Not at all convinced with Rico or Nunes at right back. Put a versatile, rb in there . We've finally look to have sorted the lb problem let's not just switch it to the other flank. The really decent teams will pick us apart . If we cannot get our preferred rb option assuming we have one, I'd prefer Khus there as he is fucking rapid and defensive minded
Our tide turned in the treble season when he took Cancelo off at half time against Chelsea and put Rico on. Rico was only exposed last season with no Rodri when he couldn't cope with the long ball over the top.Now with Rodri and Reinjders he'll have protection again. He also has a telepathic relationship with Bobb who is fit again. I think he could be very good this season.
Have always thought the same about the Lewis Bobb combination. You can see that they're on the same wavelength and are used to each others game. Don't disagree about the lack of midfield cover exposing Lewis. I guess come the end of the transfer window, we will know where Pep is with it. I suspect Lewis will start on Saturday. I watched Wolves last weekend as it was on over here. They were poor against the not so mighty Celta