This, and his oafishness includes a robustness that would be useful in a positionally smarter , more agile and braver (on the ball) player, which means he's invariably available - antithesis of Martial...
I'm sorry to say it, but we know one of his biggest supporters -the one who personally intervened to have him choose Scotland, the one who probably saw another Fletcher in him through the sentimental eyes of not having to make pragmatic decisions anymore - was SAF. Who of course is still advising ETH on and off, as well as on the board (however 'hands' off, we know Arnold has been sourcing his advice too) - on the whole, I'm glad the great man is still involved in some capacity, but I think, aside from the other issues around institutional culture this is one instance where he might have a blind spit which is tipping the balance towards the club overvaluing McT....