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Does starting Polter and Mackie show that JFH is
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Not clueless but it was a very poor and naive decision which I really hope he's learnt from.
Starting Hoilett ahead of Khayati was another mistake too IMO.
Chery also needs to start from now on. Weird how he was about to bring him on at 60 mins then suddenly changed his mind and waited until 75 mins.
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hindsight.Not clueless but it was a very poor and naive decision which I really hope he's learnt from.
Starting Hoilett ahead of Khayati was another mistake too IMO.
Chery also needs to start from now on. Weird how he was about to bring him on at 60 mins then suddenly changed his mind and waited until 75 mins.
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So didn't Washington not train all week and only just passed as fit yesterday/today? Seems to me that JFH felt it might be better to have him on the bench rather than risk him from the start.
What other options up front were there?
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Easy to be wise after the event. Washington wasn't fit enough to start whereas Mackie was clearly raring to go. He chased everything as we expect but to little effect. I'm afraid that Polter is an impact sub at best. He is useful when the opponents are hanging on and surrendering midfield to defend a situation. He doesn't have the skill to hold up play to turn defence into attack. Hopefully JFH learned a lot from today.Comment
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Think Tozer played an awful pass again, and he thought he would get pelted taking Phillips off ! So changed his mind for 10 mins.Not clueless but it was a very poor and naive decision which I really hope he's learnt from.
Starting Hoilett ahead of Khayati was another mistake too IMO.
Chery also needs to start from now on. Weird how he was about to bring him on at 60 mins then suddenly changed his mind and waited until 75 mins.
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