Pretty Boy Lee wrote:aaron bond wrote:Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:dazby wrote:hmmmm
Slim has it bang on.
I'd rather Sweep though. Sweep tests defences. This guy just makes em work a little bit before they get the ball off him. As long as the defender is patient, they normally do.
I missed this earlier but this is bang on. Glad someone else dares to say it. At this stage Milner is playing because he is 'the new kid in town'. It has become fashionable to dis SWP for whatever reasons but he is and always was a quality player who can stretch defences with best of them.
Milner might turn out to be good player for us over the time if the way he played against Newcastle becomes the norm. At this stage he is more hype than production though. And that's a FACT.
Milner isn't a winger though, he'd be better for us with a run of games in the centre, although it's tough to get into that position at the moment.
I honestly don't think SWP would do any better. He's been almost terrible ever since he came back with the odd good game. I'll always have fond memories of his first spell here, but the reality is that he's only really good enough for a mid-table team at best now.
Yeah but he's been terrible because we're all expecting him to go on them amazing runs and score wonder goals like he used to.
At this stage I still think his 1 in 5 chance of beating his man is better than milners turn back around and go backwards approach. SWP will work bloody hard if asked to as well.
It's ideal to give SWP a run out, but I don't think Mancini really rates him anymore, he would do better than Milner; add to that he'll give us more width.