Kerkar is not too bad a left midfielder. He has a trick or two and can sometimes get a decent cross in. BUT he is lightweight in the challenge and never wins a tackle. He just can't play at left back and I thought that was obvious from his previous display in that position. It's tough with Wiggins, Evina and then Seabourne out but surely it would be better to bring in a youngster than play Kerkar out of position again. Not his fault, but Kerkar is a liability there. We were lucky yesterday that Huddersfield didn't attack him more.
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He does sometimes look uncomfortable as you would expect but he did win tackles and headers.
As fourth choice he did as well as you could expect against a good side.
I think it is a sign of his willingness that he has gone there when needed and just got on with it.
We've been unlucky with injuries and so needs must. But the fact Powell isn't prepared to risk youngsters either says something about him or about the quality of our youngsters.
If Fox was ready he would play. I noticed in the programme Paul Hart said it was only a year Fox spoke to him about his future - when he asked at that moment in time would he be offered a pro deal at the end of the season the answer was no.
From that he's clearly a player that's worked hard to improve and we're giving him a bit more time to see if he continues to do so.
It doesn't get much better than seeing a young player break through and make the step up, but I'd trust Powell to know whether he is ready or not.
Kerkar has played left back for Rangers reserves - Powell hasn't picked him there just because he's left footed. It's also important to have full backs that are comfortable on the ball.
Wigginsback?When is
Evinaback?When is Seabourne back?