Some of his throws were excellent, from a few it meant we had the ball past halfway which is obviously good. Also, that save he made from Cole(?) when the flag went up early doors was excellent and will do wonders for his confidence.
http://www.givemefootball.com/GMF/files/56/56390fd9-5d47-4dab-a79f-a18ccbeeb571.jpg
Anton Du Beke
http://www.contactmusic.com/pics/mb/anton_du_beke_201108/anton_du_beke_2182041.jpg
Cliff Byrne
The phrase "and that was a goal right from the training ground" is overused... I'd say the first goal was "a goal right from the back garden".
I have this vision of Nolan's lass chucking footballs off the roof for Carroll to flick on and Nolan to hit into a mini-soccer goal by the shed.
1) Less pressure from an increasingly frustrated home crowd
2) Players are convinced it'll be easy after not losing there all of last season
3) 4-4-1-1 is shit
imo
He does the Parker spin about twice as fast as Parker can. Keeps the ball so well when we're under pressure, then finds a team-mate. Brilliant in the tackle too. Basically, just what the doctor ordered for our midfield.
Why have Routledge, R.Taylor AND Perch on the bench? Three right sided players ffs, may as well have Ferguson or someone on there who can come onto our left.