Let's talk about a few individuals then and what we kind of took from those performances. You mentioned before, Ian Calvin Ramman. We will start with him. Like I say, his first time he's played since, what, 20, 22 for Liverpool. He's had a few loans. He's had plenty of injuries. He's only, he's still very young lad. 22 years old, so he's still very, very young. You know, he's, for the amount of time he's been at the club really he signed and he

was a real young lad i think maybe of all the team he was maybe the biggest surprise in that he

you know he didn't look overall he looked overall he looked quite cool quite composed on the ball without

the ball i i thought he did himself of everybody of the lads to flick a little reminder probably

the most of the 11 would

you agree yeah yeah he looked like a guy who wanted to impress um but in like a mature way you never

he never looked like he was like overly trying to do it normally trying to do it when they're

trying to impress you never he looked quite cultured and quite calm did Did the simple things well. Yeah, it did really well. I'd say he's probably one of the best right back performance of him by the all seasons. I'm honestly. I think he looks really good. And the only negative for me is I don't think he'll be anywhere. Well, I know we won't be anywhere near the squad, and sadly. He's, that's the next question really, then Lewis.

I don't know how much you have to do in this type of game.

Again, I remember Yeag and Klopp, going to Exeter, I've heard this, do it, they were like that mad team that he picked. Ben Teke is captain and all that. He's used to under 21s, why he went on us all of these. But these things have happened and people have done okay and not really been giving a chance.

But given Jeremy Frimpong's injury and we've all been a little bit concerned that centre back with the lack of options and Gomez kind of can't play fullback because he's kind of the sub-centre back and we've seen Sir Boslaigo right back a little bit we've seen Endo in the back we've seen Gravenberg go back there I do wonder if the manager has looked at Calvin Ramsey as thing on maybe because he spoke

last year about James McConnell for example and how he was impressed with him and he didn't play

him too much but he kind of he had him in and around it a little bit more Calvin Ramsey effectively

been playing under 21s this season after the you know that he had the loan last year that again

didn't go amazingly well down over at Wigan is there any any chance that maybe he's found, again, not, he's not going to start on a Bradley's with those right back, but Calvin Ramsey potentially finds himself on a bench, just as a viable option potentially, because he didn't do himself any harm, really, with that performance. No, no, he did wonderful. And he was a player who was signed, I think, I might be

remember wrong, wasn't it? We sold Nico Williams, we signed Calvin Ramsey that same summer. So he was meant to be the backup to Trent, hence why I thought he was great in an attack in Sanchez yesterday. Some of his crosses were incredible. But no, I am in agreement. I think he'll find himself on the bench. I don't see him getting a lot of minutes, if any. And I hope that

that's the case because we've all sort of clicked

to Bozlight, right, back is not the solution. It worked for two games against Newcastle Arsenal since then.

It's been poor. So if Slots finally given him an opportunity after three years, it's clear that

he's looking at it and thinking, right, someone needs to fill that

role.

So if Ramsey stepped in, made that kind of performance, again, against a good Palestine, it's not like it was an average team. It was a really good Palestine flying high at the moment. So he's made a good account of himself. And if players are in that kind of form who are willing to run as much as he was and put in the effort, reward him with a spot on the bench.

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