Whelehan's actually slotted in nicely beside McGauley, good strong player with a decent footballing brain. Keely's still out injured (he can play left-back, can't he? 'Cause we badly need one...) Scully has struggled, to be honest, and picked up a nasty injury after coming on as sub against Derry. Philly Hughes almost got us a draw against Shels despite only being on the pitch for about fifteen minutes. His partnership with Gary O'Neill is promising, but not very imposing physically.
As for Giller, he doesn't seem sure of his best formation and has stuck with a few players obviously out of form. He had a bit of a stomach bug lately, and so has been rather subdued. Still, this is the man who masterminded the First Division championship win with a fairly poor squad, so he deserves a chance to prove himself in the Premier.
PS: My favourite ex-Thoroughbred Barry Burke has only played out of position or as sub.![]()
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