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At least McLean actually tried to pass the ball instead of hoofing it up the park like most of the team do these days.
He did have times where he should have been dropped or subbed but he fell into the McInnes favourite category.
Still I think not replacing him has resulted in us being “boring to watch” this season.
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Absolutely.Originally posted by rico94 View PostAt least McLean actually tried to pass the ball instead of hoofing it up the park like most of the team do these days.
He did have times where he should have been dropped or subbed but he fell into the McInnes favourite category.
Still I think not replacing him has resulted in us being “boring to watch” this season.
McLean was by far and above our best player in the 6 months before he left.
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I liked McLean - but he wasn't as good as he could have been.
I like Stewart - but he isn't as good as he could have been.
I like Shinnie - but he hasn't been as effective as he could have been.
I dont think McInnes uses midfielders natural ability as well as he could and I don't think he can coach them well enough to do what he wants.
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It`s just not with the midfielders though , is it ?Originally posted by deaconred View PostI liked McLean - but he wasn't as good as he could have been.
I like Stewart - but he isn't as good as he could have been.
I like Shinnie - but he hasn't been as effective as he could have been.
I dont think McInnes uses midfielders natural ability as well as he could and I don't think he can coach them well enough to do what he wants.
He has had out and out goal poaching centre forwards strung out wide expecting them to play like a winger.
And he`ll play anyone at full back. Centre halfs and wingers, before just going out and signing a proper full back.
Oh wait, Shinnie was a full back.....................!!
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I think the ability was always there, but needed the team to make the runs required to get the best out of McLean.Originally posted by Mason89 View PostHe was playing well but he’d been here a lot longer than 6 months & for huge chunks of it, he was just poncing about.
It was plain to see when the team were playing well, McLean was usually at the heart of it. If the team were not playing well, then McLean didn't have the same options to exploit.
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Originally posted by neilthedon View PostIt`s just not with the midfielders though , is it ?
He has had out and out goal poaching centre forwards strung out wide expecting them to play like a winger.
And he`ll play anyone at full back. Centre halfs and wingers, before just going out and signing a proper full back.
Oh wait, Shinnie was a full back.....................!!
Shinnie is a decent full-back. he knows the job.
When playing in midfield he tends to try to do everything. He runs around like a headless chicken and - as the best/worst pundits will say all day - the team loses shape.
Saying that - he WILL be a big loss - his energy and drive is nowhere else to be seen just now.
I'm pleased he's got a good move and will make a bit of cash.
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Maguire, another me-me-me ****er whose selfishness was to the team's detriment. One of the major capitulation culprits in that QOS ****fest. Objectionable little ****.Originally posted by Hairdrier View PostChris McGuire scores the winner for Sunderland vs. Portsmouth in the playoffs.
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