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If shanks is staying we have appere and Clark that can play with him.
Pawlett plays there too though I don’t rate him
It’s probably Mcmullan’s best position to play along with or behind striker
Behind him there is Smith, Glass both in that position
That’s 6 players to cover one position at centre attacking mid or playing off the striker
On the wings we have Bolton, sporle or chalmers , push Robson or L Smith forward
Mcmullan can play there too but after that it can be square pegs in round holes
Feel our pace is lacking and need more wide attacking options.
I think some folk are forgetting what we were like before Butcher came back into our midfield.
Two year contract for Hoti.
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Butcher a work in progress? He's 29 and is one of the most experienced players at the club. He simply doesn't have the ability to boss things like he did last season. I was vocal about this last season and he's proving me right so far. The fact he was such an important player for us last season only goes to show how poor we are in that area of the park.
And Harkes, another one I was vocal about. Unlike Butcher, he has time on his side to improve. If either of them are a work in progress it's him given his age and background. No idea where you get the opinion of him changing position frequently from? Other than what, two maybe three games under Neilson, he's been an ever present as one of the two central midfielders. He needs to add more to his game and be a far bigger influence than he currently is. Running about a lot looking busy doesnae cut it for me. He's had a one or two good moments this season, showing he actually has that vision and ability to play the killer pass but they are too few & far between for me.
Unfortunately we don't have the Delorian Shanks to get us to where we need to go, we do have Biff Butcher who thinks intimidating and being aggressive is the key and Marty Pawlett who buzzes around trying to make things happen but invariably gets distracted.
We need Great Scot Doc McLean to call and advise his younger counterpart Mellon how to invent a midfield that works.