Guess it's all about opinions but re his pace, in your example he was against two relatively slow centre backs in Dann and Hanley when it most situations he will be against a full back (he isn't a clever enough player to play off the striker). Therefore a better example would be in the first half when on the break a ball was played into space behind their left back and in a straight race he was found wanting.
Don't disagree re Hoillett rarely beating his man, both were poor yesterday but over the season to date Hoillett has looked more threatening than Phillips, with Doncaster an example of Phillips performances where he didn't beat his full back once!
Don't disagree re Hoillett rarely beating his man, both were poor yesterday but over the season to date Hoillett has looked more threatening than Phillips, with Doncaster an example of Phillips performances where he didn't beat his full back once!

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