12 Jun 2017 18:05:53
With all the criticism of Luke Shaw I was wondering what his best position is. By that I mean is he a LB who can get forward in a 442 or is his best position as a wing back who can track back in a 352.
Quality player no doubt, flawed attitude most have commented on. Just curious as to that would get the most out of him.

1.) 12 Jun 2017
12 Jun 2017 19:01:30
Apparently it is first position in the burger van queue.

2.) 12 Jun 2017
12 Jun 2017 19:11:21
Why are we so keen to keep him when it seems he can't be ars** to look after himself.
Best position? - somewhere else.

3.) 12 Jun 2017
12 Jun 2017 20:22:13
Surely if he were that good he'd be good in either position?

4.) 12 Jun 2017
12 Jun 2017 22:39:12
I can't stand him. Just get rid as he'll never change his attitude.

5.) 12 Jun 2017
12 Jun 2017 23:14:34
Another player I can't believe people are quitting on already (smalling, who was one of our best players in recent years) . Shaw clearly was working his way back from a long injury layoff, plus the shift in managers/ playing style clearly took him a while to get used to as well. I firmly believe that with a full preseason, and a chance to build a rapport with martial or whomever Jose uses on the left, he can be a potential world class lb again. I mean, he's still young, he showed glimpses down the stretch last season, and it's common for players to need a year to regain their best physical form after a long injury. If people want to say that Phil jones or darmian or blind need to move on, I get it. But those wanting Shaw and smalling, two bedrocks of our future defense until a year ago, to be sold, are remarkably shortsighted with an even shorter memory.