Easy 10 said:You don't need a brick shithouse at full-back. Pace and positioning are far more important assets imho.
crasher said:Easy 10 - him speak much sense.
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Easy 10 said:I would rather have a paper cup at left-back.
crasher said:Easy 10 - him speak much sense.
The difference between Mayo and Harding, IMHO, is Mayo is never going to get any better. Yes, he "gives 100 per cent" , is "Sussex through and through" etc etc but he's such a limited player.
Harding gives the impression that with a full year at this level under his belt he'll develop into the sort of player who can cut out the basic mistakes and use speed and positioning to not get caught out 9 times out of 10.
Whereas Mayo, god love him, always seems to be diving in, making last-ditch tackles etc. It makes him look very committed (which he is) but I'd argue it also show the basic flaws in his game - not the best reader or tactician.
I'd like to keep Dan Harding or else try and find another left-back.
Icy Gull said:NOOOOO read Easy 10's comments again, you've misunderstood, him speak much crap
Ned Zelic said:I'm sure Ben's Grandad said that he would personally drive up to Everton or wherever to deliver the player and collect the cheque.
crasher said:Easy 10 - him speak much sense.
Whereas Mayo, god love him, always seems to be diving in, making last-ditch tackles etc. It makes him look very committed (which he is) but I'd argue it also show the basic flaws in his game - not the best reader or tactician.
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BensGrandad said:Guy Butters has to read the game well as he would never get to the ball otherwise but he has been our strength this season in defence.
I am concerned that we are being overun in midfield of late irrespective of how many or how few we play there.
crasher said:
The difference between Mayo and Harding, IMHO, is Mayo is never going to get any better. Yes, he "gives 100 per cent" , is "Sussex through and through" etc etc but he's such a limited player.
Harding gives the impression that with a full year at this level under his belt he'll develop into the sort of player who can cut out the basic mistakes and use speed and positioning to not get caught out 9 times out of 10.