Take your pick time.

[Swissclaret]

I think that Cornet would have flourished under VK. However, there have to be questions about his fitness. Sadly, for him, he does seem to pick up a lot of injuries.

McNeil seemed to lose his way. At first he was brilliant, getting in impossible crosses from wide positions. In his last season Dyche seemed to want him to be a No 10, which he is not. When Dyche went, McNeil was one to comment on feeling happier under Jackson. I would not put him any higher than 3, with Cornet 2.

Zaroury is doing everything right for me. He attacks, he gets into good positions, he was clinical against the b@stards, he provides assists. In addition, I think he will get even better under VK.

[army88]

I think that Cornet would have flourished under VK. However, there have to be questions about his fitness. Sadly, for him, he does seem to pick up a lot of injuries.

McNeil seemed to lose his way. At first he was brilliant, getting in impossible crosses from wide positions. In his last season Dyche seemed to want him to be a No 10, which he is not. When Dyche went, McNeil was one to comment on feeling happier under Jackson. I would not put him any higher than 3, with Cornet 2.

Zaroury is doing everything right for me. He attacks, he gets into good positions, he was clinical against the b@stards, he provides assists. In addition, I think he will get even better under VK.

I’d pick zaroury now as well because I believe he has the makings of a very good player going forwards , however I think maybe we’re being A little unfair to Mcneil , in an abject side with minimal flair creativity Mcneil was the only player with that spark , teams knew it and doubled up most of the time on him wherever he played, we were so reliant on set pieces at the end outfield play almost didn’t matter so I think Mcneil was a little unfairly treated tbh.

Cornet has injuries yes but a real player who glides across the surface at pace ( not trickery )
Another who was starved of service and what he needed to show his attributes- the way we played stifled him eventually, also a very good player.