Shelvey should be farther up field , till he's plays from the middle of the pitch and while hes constantly picked , he'll struggle to get to his best game imo . Siggy , Ki and Shelvey should rotate with Britton and Carroll doing the same .
Given Shelvey isn't as good as Ki, Emnes or Siggy as AM and not even close to Ki, Carroll and Britton as DM ... why accommodate him by making others change positions.
Seriously, if Shelvey plays and puts in another performance like he did Saturday there will be at least three people in the row in front of me ejected. They were apoplectic with rage at him.
Can anyone seriously suggest he added anything on Saturday that we didn't have against Man City and Arsenal? Because I didn't see it, the press didn't see it and a lot of people in the East didn't see it.
I'm not trolling back to the idiot who suggested Carroll was poor against City and Arsenal but here a re a few links that disagree -
http://hereisthecity.com/en-gb/2014/11/27/tom-carroll-beat-entire-spurs-team-in-key-statistic-last-weekend/?
http://www.walesonline.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/manchester-city-vs-swansea-city-8157470?
http://www.mirror.co.uk/vauxhall/spurs-midfield-starlet-tom-carroll-4620126?
Compared to
'JONJO SHELVEY: Brought in, with Monk citing Palace’s physical threat, but didn’t match the work-rate of Jedinak and Ledley, was positionally poor and made too many errors. 5'
Wales Online
Jonjo Shelvey: Involved in two big moments in the match, although neither will be remembered fondly. After conceding a penalty, he then missed a good chance to put the Swans back in front. A bad day. (5/10)
Sportsmole
