They've both played a lot better under LVG than Moyes, as has Fellaini, and credit should always be due when it's merited, but however well they play, the three of them seem to have this weird voodoo spell on the rest of the team that encourages everyone to pass to them at the earliest opportunity. Almost like a reflex panic action. In Fellaini's case long, in Ashlonio's, wide. And almost always at the worst possible times in games.
Now, for example, we should be methodically trying to carve out openings, but instead we're getting out to Young, who's whipping in crosses. Against Stoke!
I'm convinced it's still a pyschological issue. Because it's a terrible "plan"
