Roy prefers an aging Scotsman who couldn’t thread a pair of socks let alone a neat through ball.

Good servant to the club but no longer a starter with Meyer in our ranks.

And sadly for him one that committed the most ridiculous miss of the season so far today, very embarrassing for a pro footballer.

Seriously ? Couldn’t thread a pair of socks ? You must have had your head stuck up your arse for the last four years.

Need MM's creativity - especially at home.

He seems to make more of an impact when on as a sub, never looks good when starting...I hate the phrase "Super sub" and im sure he doesnt want it either, but it does seem to apply to him...I want him to play but I havnt seen anything impressive when he starts for us...

superb when he came on. great movement. I think we can afford his weaknesses for what he brings. he makes Wilf a different proposition because he picks the ball up in dangerous positions, draws men to him, and can then release Wilf in more space than he otherwise gets.

I it's time he started a run of games. 100%.

It is an interesting debate as to whether Meyer should start and I guess it depends on whether you prefer a safety first approach or would prefer to play on the front foot.
Roy is clearly in the first camp and will play strong and hard working midfield players all day long in preference to ball players.
The first priority for him is solidity and team shape.
He’s not alone in this among English coaches as players such as Hodfle, Bowles and Currie were left out over the years in preference to hard working physical players.
For me we tend to,look better when Meyer is involved as he knits the play together in advanced positions and have more variety to our play.
If we have our normal back four and two defensive midfield players as well as a hard working Townsend surely we can take a few more risks?