Many fans were critical of Ryan Inniss after last night's game, but Ben Garner has defended the red card specialist: https://londonnewsonline.co.uk/ben-garner-defends-ryan-inniss-after-defender-picks-up-his-fourth-red-card-in-41-league-appearances-during-milton-keynes-defeat/
Garner admitted that his side needed a little more speed, tempo and cutting edge. It was a very flat performance. But then we have struggled with fitness all season with a limited squad.
Garner said it would have been a risk to start Steven Sessegnon: https://londonnewsonline.co.uk/charlton-boss-garner-reveals-why-fulham-loanee-steven-sessegnon-was-benched-against-milton-keynes/
I don't think that Clare did too well at left back. The opportunity for MK to hit the bar was really the result of poor decision-making by him. He is a good player, but he needs to be in the right place.
Sending a team out with more square pegs than round holes
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One enforced substitution and Garner makes everything worse
Ignores Inniss's catastrophic performance with inevitable consequence
Then blames the referee
Garner is a busted flush
An ignoramus adrift in a sea of delusion
Ipswich will be rubbing their hands in anticipation of a record away victory
I just could not understand why, Garner played Clare in place of Sessegnon. And why when Clare was having a complete nightmare. Garner didn't sub him off at half-time or even before.
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