Personally I'd treat Josh Key the same way as Alex Hartridge. If Caprice and Sparkes are playing well, he will have to wait his turn to get back in the side. This is one time when the short-term target of winning games of football is more important than the longer-term target of player development or maximising revenue from future player sales.I thought he was brilliant, so full of running always kept his marker on the back foot. Hopefully we won't see any more of this play him on the left rubbish (although I know we will!)
I think the tight hamstring when recovered as referred to by the Manager will give Josh a new lease of lifeStill think it would be worth trying Key on the left, might give him a new lease of life.
Couldn’t make it upSo you don’t want to see caprice play at left back any more even though he’s played there many times and done very well, but you do want to see Josh Key at left back even though he’s never played there before?
I’ll have some of whatever it is you’re smoking please
He’s had a great season and played almost all of it on the left what’s there to debateDebatable.
He's been ok on the left, nothing more. He was great on the right on Tuesday. Case closed.He’s had a great season and played almost all of it on the left what’s there to debate
Got some right dinosaurs on here