Quote Originally Posted by Derbymiller View Post
I agree his set pieces are inconsistent, against Hudders he made the disallowed goal, put the next corner in the same place and nobody had made the run, it is his weakest element of his game his inconsistency at set pieces. Name me another contracted player that puts the shift in that he does, that covers as much of the pitch as him, that is always available. take Powell out of that team and then see how much he does. For context this woeful player had these stats last season.

Joe Powell midfielder, leading League One in big chances created (14) and ranking second in key passes per game (2.3) for Rotherham United in the 2024/2025 season,
Key Stats (League One 2024/2025 - Rotherham United)
Big Chances Created: 14 (Ranked 1st in League One).
Key Passes per Game: 2.3 (Ranked 2nd in League One).
Chances Created (Total): 33 (in some metrics).
Assists: 7 (Ranked 2nd in League One).
Expected Assists (xA): 3.92 (a high volume suggesting good chance creation).

He is one of our best players and the fact he leaves in June on a free transfer shows where the problems at our club lie and it is not at the feet of our number 7.
Just like Hamshaw you've completely missed the point!
I asked a simple question and you've gone on a lengthy diatribe about why Powell should be in the side and what his statistics are! We get it, you're his biggest fan!
I haven't said he shouldn't be in the team or criticised his general contribution so I'll modify the question to make it easier to understand.
Matt, why do you let Powell take virtually every set piece when his deliveries are generally inconsistent?
HAVE YOU EVER CONSIDERED LETTING ANYBODY ELSE HAVE A GO?