2022/23 Nathan Patterson

[The Nature Boy]

Because playing Coleman right back will be a disaster. He’s not up to scratch anymore.

Vinagre. Mills.

 

[Leylo]

Who the hell is Santiago arias lol

Spelt name wrong plays for bootle, Santiago hairyarse

 

[bilyaletdinov_]

What leg is it? I wonder if there's any relationship between the ankle injury and this. Sometimes there's structural weakness in the knee and hip compensating if it's the same leg?

looks like it was impact that caused the leg to twist under his own weight

 

[The Nature Boy]

Because playing Coleman right back will be a disaster. He’s not up to scratch anymore.

I’d rather try Coleman in a four and keep three in midfield….

 

[Toffeepot]

Because playing Coleman right back will be a disaster. He’s not up to scratch anymore.

He might be a lot better with Coady and Tark next to him
He'll still give 100%

 

[davek]

I think the upside here is twofold:

• the World Cup break will mean it's less time missed by him
• Coleman can carry more of a direct threat in attack

 

[davek]

He might be a lot better with Coady and Tark next to him
He'll still give 100%

Three leaders in the backline and a tough as teak no nonsense taker like Mykolenko. That's got to be a winning formula.

 

[MikeH72]

I think the upside here is twofold:

• the World Cup break will mean it's less time missed by him
• Coleman can carry more of a direct threat in attack

What the hell sport have you been watching for the last 5 years?

 

[davek]

looks like it was impact that caused the leg to twist under his own weight

Yes, my point is that the joint could be already weakened.

 

[hallamblue]

I think the upside here is twofold:

• the World Cup break will mean it's less time missed by him
• Coleman can carry more of a direct threat in attack

The downside is, Coleman is another year older and Patterson has pretty much been our best player this season.

 

[roy vernon]

Don’t worry, Coleman will be replacing him next game and he’ll be getting loaned out, to learn his trade at Fleetwood.

Is that you Dave? ?

 

[Curtis]

I think the upside here is twofold:

• the World Cup break will mean it's less time missed by him
• Coleman can carry more of a direct threat in attack

Right on dave, coleman is reknowned for his exceptional precision crosses into the box....

 

[davek]

What the hell sport have you been watching for the last 5 years?

There's no doubt that Coleman is much more aggressive in the opposition half than Patterson. None. I dont know what games of Patterson you've been watching to pour scorn on that.

 

[MikeH72]

There's no doubt that Coleman is much more aggressive in the opposition half than Patterson. None. I dont what games of Patterson you've been watching to pour scorn on that.

Coleman offers less than nothing going forward.

 

[davek]

Right on dave, coleman is reknowned for his exceptional precision crosses into the box....

...and neither is Patterson.

My point is that Coleman will take on defenders more than a hesitant Patterson.