I agree that McIlroy has been a disgrace. He's looked totally disinterested from the word go.
Too many of our players are out of form or just not at the standard needed.
Harrington has had a mare, for me. You can't blame him for the form of the automatic qualifiers, but 2 of his Captain's picks shouldn't have been there. Poulter has done very little for years and didn't warrant a place. We needed players on form, not picks out of sentimentality.
If this match was in Europe, Westwood would have been a good pick, because tee to green, he's excellent. However, because of the wide fairways and trimming of the rough, the matches in the States tend to turn into putting competitions or who can belt the ball the hardest. Westwood's weakness is his putting and he's not a massive hitter.
Why Harrington persevered with Westwood and Fitzpatrick in the foursomes and McIlroy and Poulter in the fourballs, after they showed nothing the previous day, is perplexing.
Justin Rose would have been a good pick, but he had a bad back injury in March and has been feeling his way back.
Europe are going through a bit of a transition at the minute. Former legends are aging, and the promising youngsters, like Mannessaro and Fitzpatrick have failed to kick on and become the superstars it was once hoped they would. We are left with good, steady players (Rahm excluded), but not very top class players like we once had.
On a positive side, Novland, Rahm and Wiesberger have performed well and look set to be stalwarts in future Ryder Cups.
Just got to try and salvage some pride today.