In Italy, where AC Milan dress as Gunner Graham and Windsor Davies manages the team, the entire squad is a potential sub, or so it seems. And I can't see what's wrong with that except you need a bigger bench.
If you limit the number of players who a team can bring on, the number managers have to choose from is largely irrelevant. 3 from 5, 3 from 7, 3 from 15, what's the differenc? It just means the manager is more likely to choose the wrong three.. It isn't really advantage to the bigger or richer clubs.
As for Covolan - well Port Vale paid a decent fee for him and their current keeper doesn't look all that much to me. I'm sure he's a decent bloke and a good pro' 99+% of the time, but rushes of blood and disastrous decisions happen outside of normal thought processes. On the other hand if everyone we play concentrates on winding him up, rather than playing their natural game, and Covolan laughs it off, it'll be hugely to our advantage.
I still think Dai Bradley in Kes ran Jordan Pickford close as a keeper. And of course Chesterfield's very own Brian Glover became the archetype for all PE Masters. Almost as unbearable as Chesterfield Grammar's own Gordon Jephcote, whose hairstyle would now actually be fashionable.
AC Milan's goalie should be France's first choice by the way, but I don't think he is.
If you limit the number of players who a team can bring on, the number managers have to choose from is largely irrelevant. 3 from 5, 3 from 7, 3 from 15, what's the differenc? It just means the manager is more likely to choose the wrong three.. It isn't really advantage to the bigger or richer clubs.
As for Covolan - well Port Vale paid a decent fee for him and their current keeper doesn't look all that much to me. I'm sure he's a decent bloke and a good pro' 99+% of the time, but rushes of blood and disastrous decisions happen outside of normal thought processes. On the other hand if everyone we play concentrates on winding him up, rather than playing their natural game, and Covolan laughs it off, it'll be hugely to our advantage.
I still think Dai Bradley in Kes ran Jordan Pickford close as a keeper. And of course Chesterfield's very own Brian Glover became the archetype for all PE Masters. Almost as unbearable as Chesterfield Grammar's own Gordon Jephcote, whose hairstyle would now actually be fashionable.
AC Milan's goalie should be France's first choice by the way, but I don't think he is.