Originally posted by Hemingway
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For what it's worth we have made the fewest substitutions in the league this season, and it would seem fairly obvious why that is the case. You'd expect him to be making more changes next season with a better set of alternatives.

And I know the last paragraph is to Shaggy more than me, but for what it's worth I think his point different. If BR sees certain substitutions as reactionary, that doesn't mean he'll see all substitutions as reactionary. Progressive substitutions definitely exist (Sterling coming on against Southampton being the prime example) but our bench being what it is, BR doesn't have many options when it comes to making them. If we have a stronger bench he'd be making more substitutions in general and changing the game from the touchline, as a separate matter to this.
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