Yeah, nobody had thought of a number 10 before then. Oh ....Didn't the idea of a number 10 come around the time people starting asking wtf (that's where, not what, btw) should we play Rooney?

Yeah, nobody had thought of a number 10 before then. Oh ....Didn't the idea of a number 10 come around the time people starting asking wtf (that's where, not what, btw) should we play Rooney?
Yes, actually in the days when football teams wore numbers 1 to 11 to indicate in which position they played, it usually transpired that one of them wore a shirt with number 10 on the back. They were called 'inside lefts' in those days.Yeah, nobody had thought of a number 10 before then. Oh ....
Which is exactly what that book is about. The position rather than just the number. Point being, it's not a new invention.Yes, actually in the days when football teams wore numbers 1 to 11 to indicate in which position they played, it usually transpired that one of them wore a shirt with number 10 on the back. They were called 'inside lefts' in those days.
At some point though, 'number 10' seemed to become a position in its own right, called ..... number 10 (as opposed to a player wearing a shirt with 10 on the back).
Which is exactly what that book is about. The position rather than just the number. Point being, it's not a new invention.
I'd personally like to see Baldock and Hemed start, Murray come on after 60+ minutes.