AndyJ1985
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Never mind stats, put it in to words. Other than this fabled running around that people keep prattling on about, what does he actually add to our attack? How does he improve our goal output for example? All I know is he played a big part in our attack last season and our attack absolutely fecking sucked balls. ONE league goal. ONE. Useless.I blame myself for getting into this. Some of you guys want his quality outlined in black and white terms. Show me the stats, in other words. My assertion is that football can't always be reduce to these terms. If we're having trouble breaking down a team who've parked the bus, say Hull at home in the League cup, the man you pluck from the bench may not be the best player but the one who is going to disrupt the existing pattern of the game. Horses for courses. In the cited instance, Lingard was decisive. On other occasions, others were. I just think he offers a different type of movement from anyone else in our squad. It's not always effective of course.