Robins was starting McCallum quite regularly and then he made the comments linked above. He also made noises last year about preferring McCallum in certain fixtures. The way Mason is performing, I can see McCallum being first choice post-January anyway!
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Robins was starting McCallum quite regularly and then he made the comments linked above. He also made noises last year about preferring McCallum in certain fixtures. The way Mason is performing, I can see McCallum being first choice post-January anyway!
KeresleyArmpit
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We need to tie this man down! Could potentially be our most valuable asset if we can get him to sign, only 21!
mark82
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Is he out of contract this year?
SBAndy
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We signed him on a 2 year deal though we seem to have put an optional year in a lot of contracts recently so who knows.
KeresleyArmpit
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2 year contract signed in summer 2018. I hope the post below from SBAndy is true, an optional extra year in the clubs favour..?
Sky Blue Pete
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He’d be daft not to sign if it was placed in front of him
clint van damme
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so she values your opinion?!
Do you ?
clint van damme
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above everyone else's!
Not to mention the porridge oats!
Legia Sky Blue
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He has been excellent, but I get the impression Robins really rates McCallum. Nice problem to have two such fantastic prospects though.
larry_david
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Pompey when chasing a winner kept going down our left. As soon as they did I felt calm. Also shows how shite they were tactically when we bring on an 18 Yr old lb to play rb for the first time as a pro and they targeted our strongest side!
fernandopartridge
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fernandopartridge
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Their best player Harness tended to drift right though
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COVKIDSNEVERQUIT
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If Shipley gets injured , could play McCallum left side of midfield.
Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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In this formation it'd a bit difficult, as one would have to play midfield but being a left-sided central midfielder requires a different style of play.
A team playing 4-4-2 it's a lot easier as you just push them into the LM slot. I used to say that away from home we should look to play two attacking fullbacks down each flank because they'd both be capable of getting back as well as getting forward so no-one should be left exposed like you can get with a winger. Plus the two can swap, rather like swapping wingers and thus confuse the opposition about which one the full back should be covering.
