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I think I'd like to see somebody like McGlinchey start that game.

Will Ryan One be fit? I don't think he will by the sound of what Chris Wilder's saying, but that would have been ideal for him as well, wouldn't it? So we'll cross that bridge when we come to it.

Bean says, really torn on what to think at the moment.

Can't really complain at our points tally, but I do think we're riding our luck massively in games.

Oli Arblaster steps in and says, this is my shirt now, that sort of thing.

There will always be another to replace and it's an opportunity for someone else to come in and do something with it.

When Gus goes and before Brereton Diaz is in, Ryan Oney, gets an opportunity, doesn't he? And he probably had Gus stayed and would have still got somebody in to compete with Gus.

Ryan Oney might go out on loan and not have a chance at Sheffield United.

He is the one player in my eyes who I think, regular player this season and back end of last season who's still with us, I'd class as a, as a young lad.

Ryan One, possibly the other one.

Yeah.

Yeah, absolutely.

Ryan One.

So that isn't s- that for me, that isn't an...

We, how many times have we seen it with teams where they go, they've had to play a load of youngsters or they've got an injury crisis and they're going, "Look, we've got to play the kids.

That's the only player we have.

We could potentially play Ryan One out wide there.

I don't actually mind that, but he's a striker, really.

By trade, he's a striker.

We've got Tom Cannon, who looks like he's actually playing well at the moment.

Tyrese Campbell that does not look fit and does not look up for it.

And then Ryan O'Neill, who I think is currently injured.

So you've got potentially four strikers, one left winger, potentially two right wingers, no attacking midfielders.

But we've already got three of those.

in Cannon, Campbell and Ryan One if he does actually stay or I don't know whether he goes out on loan now because Ryan One you would think is kind of fourth.

It seems like his fourth choice as a striker.

He could play off that left like Ben Brereton-Diaz.

The season before, 14 games, six goals, one assist in the Premier League was unheard of at that time.

But I certainly don't think, I wouldn't turn my nose up at four goals in 18 games and three assists in there.

seven goal contributions in 18 is not bad for an attacker where does he fit into this team i've already said it a few times i think he'll play as a left-sided attacker i think wilder probably realizes that two strikers don't really work especially one of them being bamford bamford's great on his own bamford wants that service he doesn't want to be linking up with another striker he wants to be linking up with somebody who's got that creativity like a kalamo hair for instance so he wants balls into the box he wants through balls being played in and I think that two wingers and then an attacking midfielder behind Bamford is the way to go obviously I want to see Cannon score goals and play well I want to see that from Tyrese I want to see that from Ryan Oney but we need to be realistic like last season Bamford was by far our best striker and I

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He's someone that they rate highly, but then that would be a sick loan.

At this level, you're only allowed five loanees in your matchday squad, so you're getting issues there already.

I would have loved to have Ryan Oney back, but Nick doesn't seem to think he's any good.

Trust me, the kid will be a real play for Sheffield United.

If you give him the chance, I'd love to have him back, Nick.

I don't know what your thoughts are on Ryan Oney, and I'm sorry, Ben, I've just completely gone off on a tangent.

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was talking about his attacking

So the com- compet- competition, competition as it, as it is, is incredibly competitive.

Um, we, uh, we had a couple of disappointments with losing, um, Chongi and, and, and Ryan One before the, uh, before the game that we had to deal with.

Um, we changed our shape, and that wasn't a, a shape to, um, to be negative because, um, it can't be when you, when you, uh, statistically, um, outperform the opposition.

You know, we got beat up and bashed a little bit last week in terms of, um, the numbers that came out and, and hopefully those same people will be looking at the numbers today.

Again, he's not a dishonest manager.

He said it was clear to say that in the press conference, but he's not going to reveal his entire hand.

I would suspect, and this is purely suspicion, that the injuries that Chongi appeared to pick up and Ryan Oneil in the last game against Birmingham have played their part here.

So I don't necessarily believe it's been a surprise this week.

So the com- compet- competition, competition as it, as it is, is incredibly competitive.

Um, we, uh, we had a couple of disappointments with losing, um, Chongy and, and, and Ryan One before the, uh, before the game that we had to deal with.

Um, we changed our shape, and that wasn't a, a shape to, um, to be negative because, um, it can't be when you, when you, uh, statistically, um, outperform the opposition.

You know, we got beat up and bashed a little bit last week in terms of, um, the numbers that came out and, and hopefully those same people will be looking at the numbers today.

Uh, and I ain't got time either tonight.

So, uh, Ryan One, uh, ran at Birmingham and looked a real handful in the few minutes he got.

He did a run, and then he pulled his hammy by the looks of it.

Uh, give him the start and time he needs.