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Pedro Porro

He’s not the best right back in the world. He’s great on the ball but still has his faults defensively and some of them are pretty basic. I’m still delighted we have him.

People last season questioning his effort needed to give their head a wobble. Porro has always worn his heart on his sleeve and always turned up.
 
He’s not the best right back in the world. He’s great on the ball but still has his faults defensively and some of them are pretty basic. I’m still delighted we have him.

People last season questioning his effort needed to give their head a wobble. Porro has always worn his heart on his sleeve and always turned up.

There were plenty of times where he bombed forward, we turned it over and he jogged back, that's not good enough imo, you don't go if you can't get back.
 
100%

And I think we'll see Spence start a lot of games at RB this season because of that.
Yes I agree too, especially with Porro and Spence only just returning back tomorrow (I think).

At the moment I'd like to see Spence filling in at RW attacker, until more players become available as I don't know if Kudus or Kulu are going to be anywhere near ready for the intensity of the Premier League so soon.

We all talk about the LW being a problem position we need to buy a player for, but when I watched the preseason game, the positions we were light on were RB and RW.
Obviously for RB we have Porro and Spence and Gray as fit players ready.
But RW They're all long term injured players, who need to get fit again and match sharp.
 
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