Quote from: paul_e on April 11, 2022, 10:01:45 AMI like Digne and it's a massive shame he's injured but on Saturday he seemed scared of getting too far forward and ended up being caught nowhere too many times. If he'd driven forward in the same way Cash does (and he's capable of that, we've seen it already and he did it for Everton) I suspect we'd have created chances, Emerson Royal didn't want to chase him and Romero was struggling to cope with Countinho and Ramsey running in his channel already, Digne as well and I suspect we'd have got a lot of joy through that area.The team don't trust each other, or the system, and once it's settled down then my guess is it won't be so bad.
I like Digne and it's a massive shame he's injured but on Saturday he seemed scared of getting too far forward and ended up being caught nowhere too many times. If he'd driven forward in the same way Cash does (and he's capable of that, we've seen it already and he did it for Everton) I suspect we'd have created chances, Emerson Royal didn't want to chase him and Romero was struggling to cope with Countinho and Ramsey running in his channel already, Digne as well and I suspect we'd have got a lot of joy through that area.
He looked like he had dislocated his shoulder the way they tried to immobilise it. That's his season over if that's what's happened and probably means Ashley Young being our left back for the remainder of the season.
I'd posit that his ball for Buendia is the sort that Targett would never have thought to play.
He is a serious player. Adds so much to the side - a genuine modern day fullback.
He was great last night.