This.
A statistical contribution from an individual cannot be wed to the perception of their overall performance in the way that it is on Redcafe. This is why Scott can play in a game, score a goal, but largely play poorly and still come away with the perception that he had a good game.
For what you gain in a moment of productivity you lose in general efficiency as a team. Scott hasn't shown in the entire time that he's been at this club that he can improve the team in possession; he's only shown that he can be a nuisance when shifted further away from midfield.
That we're still playing him in DM/CM is naive.
