Agree wholeheartedly. As an aside, while it's hard to find fault with Matty T right now, I can't help thinking that while Ben Seymour may well be 'one for the future', MJ is very much one for the present and, while I appreciate it might be hard to find a spot for him in the starting XI right now, I know who I'd turn to first if I was looking to the bench for someone to affect a game offensively!
I watched Matt Taylor's post-match interview and he said (in other words) that Jay is the sub for Law, so of course it will be difficult for Jay to replace Law.
While I appreciate and understand the support for Matt Jay; it's hard to argue that the attacking sub chosen to come on against Grimsby didn't have a positive affect on the game.
Matt Jay has been unlucky that the first choice player in his position has stayed pretty fit this season. However, it's also worth remembering that he has chosen to stay at City knowing that his chances might be limited; I'm sure he could have moved to a team lower in League 2 or in the Conference if he wanted regular football but, for whatever reason, he seems happy to stay here and fight for his place.
Completely agree. The old cliche is that managers say they want two quality players in every position but this is the first time I can remember where there that has actually been achieved. Huge credit goes to Matt Taylor and his team; not just for recruiting so well in the first place but also for seemingly keeping the whole squad so happy, although that is, of course, much easier when the team is winning.
Agreed but it's like a swan: apparently cruising serenely, but underneath the surface there's a lot of furious paddling going on.
Well, the exercise will be good for him.
