Good to have an Everton right back playing at the World Cup, well done Nathan 
He has to move on in the summer for the good of his career.
Blast_of_Cannock
Player Valuation: ÂŁ25m
To go along with his slap on the cheek.
Bishop Thumpety-Thump
Player Valuation: ÂŁ20m
Genuine question mate, have you ever kissed a girl?
datblygu
Player Valuation: ÂŁ8m
He's the third choice Scotland right back
Or they might argue it shows the lack of talent in our squad, when the 3rd choice Scotland right back sometimes starts for us...
Marcus Kendall
Player Valuation: ÂŁ35m
He's Asexual like Morrissey
Blackwell Livermore
Player Valuation: ÂŁ8m
I remember when Tony the Shoe played RB for England in the world cup and scored a goal. England rioted. Then I woke up.
No, it definitely shows the lack of talent in Scottish football.
NeilMorepies
Player Valuation: ÂŁ40m
Another question might be, has he already played his last game for us?
davek
Player Valuation: ÂŁ150m
Nathan Patterson failed to impress away from Everton as the full-back featured in Scotland’s 1-0 defeat to Japan.
The 24-year-old has only made seven appearances since returning from another long-term injury, unable to even come off the bench in the Toffees’ last seven games. Despite his lack of minutes at the Hill Dickinson Stadium, Steve Clarke handed the defender a start on Saturday, 28 March, but he didn’t exactly take the opportunity with both hands. David Moyes was already unlikely to play him for Everton’s upcoming game against Brentford, and any chance has completely evaporated following his display at Hampden Park.
At club level, Moyes has even preferred playing James Garner out of position rather than starting Patterson at full-back, with centre-back Jake O’Brien also ahead of him in the pecking order.
Some supporters have questioned why he continues to make the bench on Merseyside, while others want to see him given more minutes, but the manager’s decision appears to have been vindicated.
Speaking on BBC Sportsound (28 March), Willie Miller said: “Nathan Patterson is looking a little bit rusty. There have been a couple of occasions when he’s given possession away. “It’s not been when he’s under pressure, really, it’s when he should be making sure he’s finding whatever colour of jersey Scotland are playing in tonight.”
Patterson never looked comfortable against Japan’s attack, especially not when Brighton’s Kaoru Mitoma came on at the half-time break. It remains to be seen what the future holds for the 24-year-old. But with just 18 appearances over the last two seasons, Everton fans would not be surprised to see the full-back offloaded.
The 24-year-old has only made seven appearances since returning from another long-term injury, unable to even come off the bench in the Toffees’ last seven games. Despite his lack of minutes at the Hill Dickinson Stadium, Steve Clarke handed the defender a start on Saturday, 28 March, but he didn’t exactly take the opportunity with both hands. David Moyes was already unlikely to play him for Everton’s upcoming game against Brentford, and any chance has completely evaporated following his display at Hampden Park.
At club level, Moyes has even preferred playing James Garner out of position rather than starting Patterson at full-back, with centre-back Jake O’Brien also ahead of him in the pecking order.
Some supporters have questioned why he continues to make the bench on Merseyside, while others want to see him given more minutes, but the manager’s decision appears to have been vindicated.
Speaking on BBC Sportsound (28 March), Willie Miller said: “Nathan Patterson is looking a little bit rusty. There have been a couple of occasions when he’s given possession away. “It’s not been when he’s under pressure, really, it’s when he should be making sure he’s finding whatever colour of jersey Scotland are playing in tonight.”
Patterson never looked comfortable against Japan’s attack, especially not when Brighton’s Kaoru Mitoma came on at the half-time break. It remains to be seen what the future holds for the 24-year-old. But with just 18 appearances over the last two seasons, Everton fans would not be surprised to see the full-back offloaded.
Like a new signing
Paul Rideout
Player Valuation: ÂŁ40m
Please tell me who the two right backs are who are better than him Dave - give us all a good laugh.
