Did people see the same Mulligan I saw last night? The one who single-handedly accounted for more than half of our fouls because he didn't read the situation properly, and repeatedly gave the ball away?
The guy has two decent strikes on goal, two decent passes and one good covering tackle, and that's the sum total of all the good things he did last night.
And for the umpteenth time, if Mulligan's such a good central midfielder (which he's clearly not), why has he spent most of his professional career as a right back?
The guy has two decent strikes on goal, two decent passes and one good covering tackle, and that's the sum total of all the good things he did last night.
And for the umpteenth time, if Mulligan's such a good central midfielder (which he's clearly not), why has he spent most of his professional career as a right back?
Not quite as harsh as you, but I pretty much agree - especially on the repeatedly giving the ball away.