Patterson Future
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Re: Patterson Future
Coleman had a decent loan at Blackpool, something Patterson could have done with, a loan, doesn't have to be Balckpool.
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Re: Patterson Future
Can see him at a good championship club. Needs to be tested at a near prem level I think, if he doesnt start here, but consistency and games is a must.Gash wrote: Sat Jan 11, 2025 11:21 pm Coleman had a decent loan at Blackpool, something Patterson could have done with, a loan, doesn't have to be Balckpool.
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Absolutely. 6 appearances for Rangers is nowhere near enough prep for a young player to hit the ground running in the Premier League unless they are incredibly talented already.Cods wrote: Sun Jan 12, 2025 2:02 am Can see him at a good championship club. Needs to be tested at a near prem level I think, if he doesnt start here, but consistency and games is a must.
There’s a player here if we get his development right.
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I can see Moyes being quite cautious with Patterson and initially use him as more of an attacking sub to change a game while preferring Young or Coleman to start at right back - depending on injuries.
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The main thing is that he has a chance to get minutes. Dychenosaur had no interest at all in developing him and had pretty much frozen him out completely.toffee_scot wrote: Sun Jan 12, 2025 11:35 am I can see Moyes being quite cautious with Patterson and initially use him as more of an attacking sub to change a game while preferring Young or Coleman to start at right back - depending on injuries.
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I wonder how much of his limited playing time was down to him not taking Dyches grief in pre season
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You mean "the smack"?eyesalwaysblue wrote: Sun Jan 12, 2025 9:40 pm There was rumour of a bust up with Dyche, hope he stays he's a good prospect
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Forgot about that bit, although Dyche taking the smack would explain a lot lately
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wouldn't hate that.blueToffee wrote: Sun Jan 12, 2025 11:55 pm I'd not put it past Moyes to start Patterson on the RW with Young behind.
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Re: Patterson Future
Tbf to Harrison, most left footed players on the right wing would struggle without an overlapping fullback.
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Yes, thats fair. Another who has suffered under the square peg in a round hole problem at Everton