Ashley "not so" Young
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Bluedylan1
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Re: Ashley "not so" Young
Dyche has done really well overall, so this isn't a hit job on him but his handling of Young and the RB slot is one of his major flaws as a manager. Very old school and very conservative in his thinking.
The old school thinking is that you can rely on players who used to be a decent attacker, if they are hard working, to eventually be a full back and ''do a job'' for you there. But that outlook kinda belongs to the 80s and 90s.
In the modern game, full back is one of the most important, dynamic positions on the pitch who can completely dictate and impact the way the whole team plays. Dyche is very much stuck in the old traditions with that.
The old school thinking is that you can rely on players who used to be a decent attacker, if they are hard working, to eventually be a full back and ''do a job'' for you there. But that outlook kinda belongs to the 80s and 90s.
In the modern game, full back is one of the most important, dynamic positions on the pitch who can completely dictate and impact the way the whole team plays. Dyche is very much stuck in the old traditions with that.
Re: Ashley "not so" Young
Nail on the head. In a world where full backs are playing as inverted midfielders, we've got a 38 year old winger doing a job. It's the most important area on the pitch and as much as Patterson may (I'm arguing it compared to Young) be a liability, he's completely suited to the modern fullback role.Bluedylan1 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 26, 2023 6:16 pm Dyche has done really well overall, so this isn't a hit job on him but his handling of Young and the RB slot is one of his major flaws as a manager. Very old school and very conservative in his thinking.
The old school thinking is that you can rely on players who used to be a decent attacker, if they are hard working, to eventually be a full back and ''do a job'' for you there. But that outlook kinda belongs to the 80s and 90s.
In the modern game, full back is one of the most important, dynamic positions on the pitch who can completely dictate and impact the way the whole team plays. Dyche is very much stuck in the old traditions with that.
Re: Ashley "not so" Young
Ask yourself this.
People saying Patto isn't ready or a liability defensively, then what the absolute fuck is Young?
Horrendous at the back, just as bad going forward, 38...
Just fucking play Patterson from the off, at least he attacks well.
People saying Patto isn't ready or a liability defensively, then what the absolute fuck is Young?
Horrendous at the back, just as bad going forward, 38...
Just fucking play Patterson from the off, at least he attacks well.
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Worst player we have ever had
Pointless really as he will be playing next week
Pointless really as he will be playing next week
Re: Ashley "not so" Young
The 35 year old might be in next weekAudrey Horne wrote: ↑Sun Nov 26, 2023 6:26 pm Worst player we have ever had
Pointless really as he will be playing next week
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Shogun wrote: ↑Sun Nov 26, 2023 6:27 pmThe 35 year old might be in next weekAudrey Horne wrote: ↑Sun Nov 26, 2023 6:26 pm Worst player we have ever had
Pointless really as he will be playing next week
I’d be surprised
Can’t believe I’m begging for Coleman back
Absolute travesty the RB situation
Re: Ashley "not so" Young
Fine to criticise, but there has to be a viable alternative.
It's not like we're flushed with options or cash, so I'm not sure what the options were. And he can fill a handful of roles.
If Patterson is superior to Young in the same way Branthwaite is to Keane/Godfrey then we'll see the same thing happen.
It's not like we're flushed with options or cash, so I'm not sure what the options were. And he can fill a handful of roles.
If Patterson is superior to Young in the same way Branthwaite is to Keane/Godfrey then we'll see the same thing happen.
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Re: Ashley "not so" Young
If he's not going to play Patterson, I think you could play Garner there. I would prefer a good RB but from our options he's probably best suited. He's a substandard midfielder, but he should offer enough at right back to provide a few crosses and retain the ball relatively well. Throw in the odd tackle, work hard etc.
Re: Ashley "not so" Young
I'd rather see Patterson have a game like that and use it to learn from than Young continually fucking up despite about a billion top flight games and being 38 years old.
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There’s no upside to playing this idiot. At least with Patterson you have the possible improvement from playing some actual minutes. He’s not going to get any better sat in the bench watching Young cost us points.
Re: Ashley "not so" Young
He has to be dropped, simple as that.
I was pissed off when we signed him and he's done the square root of jack shit to change my mind.
I honestly never want to see him in the team again
I was pissed off when we signed him and he's done the square root of jack shit to change my mind.
I honestly never want to see him in the team again
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Re: Ashley "not so" Young
Cods wrote: ↑Sun Nov 26, 2023 7:14 pm Fine to criticise, but there has to be a viable alternative.
It's not like we're flushed with options or cash, so I'm not sure what the options were. And he can fill a handful of roles.
If Patterson is superior to Young in the same way Branthwaite is to Keane/Godfrey then we'll see the same thing happen.
Totally disagree cods!
He has potentially cost us 6 points already ….
Ok we may not have won the derby or today but both games he makes defeat a dead cert
He is supposed to be a mature, all rounded player, won a lot, played in huge teams etc
And yet, he is a lazy arrogant knob head. He makes half arsed tackles resulting in cards and a penalty today.
It’s abysmal. And it’s unforgivable now. He must be dropped from the team.
You say there is no alternative, but he is literally gifting the opposition points now.
Playing a youngster to learn the role is much better - more forgiving. Patterson has scope to improve but Young will retire next year. It’s again another pay cheque from
Silly old Everton.
Re: Ashley "not so" Young
Great post lizAudrey Horne wrote: ↑Sun Nov 26, 2023 9:05 pmCods wrote: ↑Sun Nov 26, 2023 7:14 pm Fine to criticise, but there has to be a viable alternative.
It's not like we're flushed with options or cash, so I'm not sure what the options were. And he can fill a handful of roles.
If Patterson is superior to Young in the same way Branthwaite is to Keane/Godfrey then we'll see the same thing happen.
Totally disagree cods!
He has potentially cost us 6 points already ….
Ok we may not have won the derby or today but both games he makes defeat a dead cert
He is supposed to be a mature, all rounded player, won a lot, played in huge teams etc
And yet, he is a lazy arrogant knob head. He makes half arsed tackles resulting in cards and a penalty today.
It’s abysmal. And it’s unforgivable now. He must be dropped from the team.
You say there is no alternative, but he is literally gifting the opposition points now.
Playing a youngster to learn the role is much better - more forgiving. Patterson has scope to improve but Young will retire next year. It’s again another pay cheque from
Silly old Everton.