YUN- starter? bench warmer? out on loan?

[Nick]

No disrespect to the lad but just because he's one of his country's best left backs doesn't automatically guarantee him a start for us. It will be a gamble to start the season with him as first choice. You can have all the energy in the world but if you don't know what to do with it you're lost...

But the thing for me is he showed last season when he played for us he played very well. And there's only ever going to be one way to tell if he can handle/play in the premiership

[Del]

Not good enough for me, not at PL level. Far to weak and positionally looked naive in the World Cup. Send him out on loan and bulk him up a little, he must weigh 6 stone wet.

Also the fact Harry decided to play Clint at left back suggests he doesn't think he's up to it at Championship level never mind PL.

Blimey, not the "too lightweight" debate about the prem again. A lot of the best players in the world are tiny, including many in the prem. It's a myth ffs and one of the reasons English football over the years has not moved on as lots of kids with promising ability were cast aside becasue they werent "big enough".

He would be fine in the prem, it's less physical than the lower leagues.

As for Harry playing Clint, it was more about getting him in the team i think last year, not necessarilly becasue he was the best option. Against Wigan (about the nearest thing to a prem side in the championship) we looked much improved after Yun came on for Clint, who will never in a million years be up to the prem.

[Hove Ranger]

would like to see yun get a chance to claim the LB spot as his own but dont think Harry will give him the chance. I expect a LB to be signed in this window, maybe danny rose (as spurs are after davies) or maybe martin olsson at norwich. But would like to see yun given more game time as he has played fairly well when called upon.

[jmelanie]

Could depend on who is playing alongside him.

[hipsterhoop]

Blimey, not the "too lightweight" debate about the prem again. A lot of the best players in the world are tiny, including many in the prem. It's a myth ffs and one of the reasons English football over the years has not moved on as lots of kids with promising ability were cast aside becasue they werent "big enough".

He would be fine in the prem, it's less physical than the lower leagues.

As for Harry playing Clint, it was more about getting him in the team i think last year, not necessarilly becasue he was the best option. Against Wigan (about the nearest thing to a prem side in the championship) we looked much improved after Yun came on for Clint, who will never in a million years be up to the prem.

Amen to this! Best playmaker in the Prem was David Silva! Start Yun. Great dynamism and technique in the lad.

[Bluehoop]

The man has just played in a World Cup!!! Of course he is ready, the only question is, is he good enough? The answer I believe is yes!

Glenn Johnson just played in a World Cup and no one wants him anywhere near the Club
Anyway, Yun has been decent every time he's turned out so give him a shot

[hh9]

Lets name some "lightweight" players in the PL - Hazard, Walcott,

[Del]

Lets name some "lightweight" players in the PL - Hazard, Walcott,

To name a few, Silva, Sterling, Oscar, Mata, Coutinho, fabregas, and lallana who looks like a breeze would blow him over.....

[hipsterhoop]

Lets name some "lightweight" players in the PL - Hazard, Walcott,

Lol. Very true.....Mata, Cazorla, Wilshere, Sterling. Great that we are looking at technique in a player these days.

[hipsterhoop]

To name a few, Silva, Sterling, Oscar, Mata, Coutinho, fabregas, and lallana who looks like a breeze would blow him over.....

Lol.Agree. Some great shouts. Players like De Bryne, Robben or even Messi wouldn't have had a look in back in the football neantherthal days of the 80s and 90s....Hopefully that young lad from Dundee Ryan Gauld shines at Sporting. It's a shame Josh McEacheran didn't do the same and has been stifled.

[Connell10]

defo give the bloke a chance, i think we may well have a little gem on our hands with him!

[Ginger Ninja]

To name a few, Silva, Sterling, Oscar, Mata, Coutinho, fabregas, and lallana who looks like a breeze would blow him over.....

The scary thing is if we were about to sign someone like the players you mentioned, someone on here won't want them for that lightweight reason!

[dsqpr]

I would definitely include him in the 25 and give him the chance to prove himself.

[Burnside]

Falls into the Traore type, better going forward than defending, unfortunately this season we will be doing alot of defending

[theblackmafia.]

Blimey, not the "too lightweight" debate about the prem again. A lot of the best players in the world are tiny, including many in the prem. It's a myth ffs and one of the reasons English football over the years has not moved on as lots of kids with promising ability were cast aside becasue they werent "big enough".

He would be fine in the prem, it's less physical than the lower leagues.

As for Harry playing Clint, it was more about getting him in the team i think last year, not necessarilly becasue he was the best option. Against Wigan (about the nearest thing to a prem side in the championship) we looked much improved after Yun came on for Clint, who will never in a million years be up to the prem.

Get out of here with your sensible posts you!