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Thank Christ Sheff United are almost certain to get automatic promotion. At 30 and turning 31 in October, it would pain me if John Egan didn't get at least another crack at the Premiership. 
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Interesting report on Sinclair Armstong. He’s very raw but he could have potential 
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23/4/23

Scottish Premiership

Liam Scales - Aberdeen 10 (Star Man)

By far and away the Irishman's best game in an Aberdeen jersey. Was very comfortable in possession and his ability to read situations allowed him to pounce on that ball that lead to his sensational goal. Even if he didn't mean it, the defender deserves all the praise for a fantastic all round performance.

Jonny Hayes - Aberdeen 8

Celebrated his contract extension with a typical Jonny Hayes showing. Full of running, endeavour and played his part in the lead up to Miovski's goal. Boss Robson admits it was a "no brainer" to hand the 35-year old a new contract, and you can see why. 

24/4/23

Championship

Darragh Lenihan - Middlesbrough 8

Brilliant and commanding throughout in a great battle with Carlton Morris. So unfortunate in the manner possession was turned over for what proved to be the attack leading to the penalty. But otherwise superb as he orchestrated an unfamiliar back four on top of his own performance.

25/4/23

Championship 

Sam Szmodics - Blackburn 7

Pressed very intelligently alongside Dolan in attack. Had a few low-key efforts on goal which Muric mopped up. 

Josh Cullen - Burnley 7

Look good on the ball when given the chance to do so. Booked early in the second half for bringing down Ben Brereton Diaz.

Paudie O’Connor - Lincoln 6

Consistent as per usual from O’Connor, and was aggressive in his defending to win the ball a couple of times.

Olamide Shodipo - Lincoln 5

Worked hard and came very close to scoring before his withdrawal. Showed a couple of poor touches in the second half though.

Dylan Duffy - Lincoln 6

Had a bright first half, drilled a shot wide from 20 yards which was comfortably City’s best effort of the opening period. Surprised that he was replaced at the break.

Danny Mandroiu - Lincoln 6

City’s best player in the second half. Was the Imps’ most likely source of a goal.

Finn Azaz - Plymouth 6 

Replaced Danny Mayor as one of Argyle's two number 10s from the start of the second half and could have made the score 3-0 when he was set up for a shot by Bali Mumba but sent the ball wide of the near post.

26/4/23

Championship

John Egan - Sheffield United 7

Had a golden chance to put United 2-0 up and relax Bramall Lane further when Berge's excellent cross picked him out, but he headed down and wide of the left-hand post.

Jayson Molumby - West Brom 6

Corberan wanted personality, desire and capability - you know what you'll get from Molumby by way of an attitude and his ability to cope in such environments isn't to be questioned, but he wasn't quite as dynamic as he has been in recent games.

27/4/23

Championship

Mark McGuinness - Cardiff 7

Won everything in the air and was strong in the tackle. A solid performance.

Callum O'Dowda - Cardiff 6

Threw himself about nicely, but couldn't quite influence proceedings. Subbed at half-time with a knock.

28/4/23

Championship 

Andy Lyons - Blackpool 6

Forced out of position on a couple of occasions due to errors elsewhere. Even filled in at centre-half during the final stages of the game.

CJ Hamilton - Blackpool 5

Lost the ball cheaply for Millwall’s first two goals. Tripped for the penalty, which looked generous upon watching back.

29/4/23

Premier League

Nathan Collins - Wolves 3

Collins’ poor clearance handed the ball to Welbeck, who fired into the bottom corner from the edge of the box for Brighton's fifth.

Championship

Max O'Leary - Bristol City 6

Had absolutely no chance with Manuel Benson's screamer but made an important save with his legs just minutes after. Denied Twine on the stroke of half-time. Perhaps could have done better with Rodriguez's effort.

Mark Sykes - Bristol City 7

Barely put a foot wrong coming on at right-back. Always wanted the ball out on the touchline.

Josh Cullen - Burnley 8

Solid and reliable in the middle of the park on the ball, as per usual. Rarely gave the ball away in alert pass and moving display.

Michael Obafemi - Burnley 5.5

Played centrally after coming on. Added some energy in the final third.

Luke McNally - Coventry 7.5

Won his early headers amid a confident start from the Burnley loan defender who was right on top of his game. Pinged a lovely long diagonal to Hamer to spark a first half attack. Outstanding throughout, getting the better of Jutkiewicz time and time again.

Kevin Long - Birmingham 5.5

Long has been struggling with illness recently but he battled through to play another 90 minutes and was the pick of the defensive bunch. Neither Long or Roberts could handle Gyokeres.

Harry Vaughan - Hull 7

Terrific start to the game, his every touch exciting the crowd. A lovely ball in fashioned the opener, lost his way as the half wore on but responded well in the second. Another good showing for the teenager. 

Ryan Manning - Swansea 7

Typically bright down the left-hand side. Worked his socks off and put some decent balls into the box.

Jeff Hendrick - Reading 6

An impressive performer in the first half but tailed off badly in the second half and was left chasing shadows for large parts of the second half.

Shane Long - Reading 5

Back in the 11 after his sub appearance last week. Played mainly out wide on the right and worked a real shift with his running and cute play. Got little reward, though, and withdrawn for Azeez.

Tom Cannon - Preston 5

A quiet game up top. Had a chance at the start of the second half but saw it smothered. Didn't look after the ball or use it well enough and cut another frustrated figure in yellow.

Troy Parrott - Preston 5

Looked annoyed with the decision-making from teammates in the first half, with him making runs but not receiving the ball. Had a couple of openings over the game, but couldn't find the finish.

Jack Bonham - Stoke 3

Comfortable save when Jamal Lowe rolled in the only short of the first half. Abysmal goalkeeping to push shot to Adomah for goal. 

Will Smallbone - Stoke 4

Rushed forward to win a couple of corners through the first half but set pieces largely came to nothing.

Jimmy Dunne - QPR 8

Won vital challenges and was as wholehearted as ever.

Jayson Molumby - West Brom 7

Was a classy presence in the heart of midfield for West Brom, dictating the tempo of the match with his passing range. Came close to scoring but was denied by a stunning block from Andrew Omobamidele. Kept things under control as the game progressed and went into game management mode after taking the lead. The midfielder was embroiled in some late gamesmanship antics to the amusement of the home faithful.

Andrew Omobamidele - Norwich 6

Dragged out of position and outnumbered for Albion's goal when Thomas-Asante freed the overlapping Townsend. Caught flat-footed in the eighth minute when Thomas-Asante broke free to test Angus Gunn.

Fantastic spreading block to foil Jayson Molumby, who looked set to score from a cut back in the 39th minute. Not a memory to cherish on his 50th senior appearance, and leading the team out.

League 1

Jason Knight - Derby 6.5

Was excellent in the first 25 minutes but the Pompey goal killed Derby's momentum when they were well on top and should have been ahead given their chances. Showed great energy.

Eiran Cashin - Derby 6 

Did okay in defence and was untroubled in the first 25 minutes as Derby dominated the game but couldn't make their pressure count. Was very composed after the break. 

Conor Hourihane - Derby 8 

Showed a bit of edge that was good to see in a challenge with Joe Morrell and was crisp in possession when he had the ball. Looked to switch play when he could and was excellent. 

David McGoldrick - Derby 6 

Derby's top scorer did his best, but was denied by Matt Macey on a couple of occasions. Kept plugging away in the second half and saw a shot blocked. 

James Collins - Derby 7 

Took his goal brilliantly and was a real nuisance when he came on. 

Joe Rafferty - Portsmouth 7

Dug in defensively and unsurprisingly unable to make too many inroads attacking that right flank. One of the success stories of the season and a pivotal figure, with plenty about him.

Warren O'Hora - MK Dons 6

It should have been a day to celebrate for O'Hora as he scored in his first home game since January. But speaking afterwards, admitted Barnsley's comeback goals all came down his side.

Conor Grant - MK Dons 6.5

Phased in and out of the game, but played a key role at the start of the second-half as Dons hit the gas.

Dawson Devoy - MK Dons 6

Didn't get much opportunity.

Jack Taylor - Peterborough 5

Aside from one impressive surging run into the opposition penalty area, this was a poor showing from the star midfielder. No lack of effort, but lost possession too easily and ignored a couple of easy-looking through balls in the second-half in favour of more difficult ones.

Finn Azaz - Plymouth 7 

Took over from Danny Mayor in a straight swap positionally in the 61st minute and played an important part in Argyle controlling the closing stages of the game. Had one decent scoring chance but dragged one shot across the face of goal.

30/4/23

Championship

Mark McGuinness - Cardiff 7 (Star Man)

Had to do quite a bit of defending in the first half and stood up to the task well. Hit one awful pass which almost allowed Huddersfield in, but apart from that, very good.


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1/5/23

Premier League

Seamus Coleman - Everton 6

Typically determined display from Everton’s returning captain who found Calvert-Lewin in the move for the penalty but he allowed Caglar Soyuncu to get between him and Michael Keane to fire Leicester level after the visitors had been bossing proceedings and then went off injured just before the break in what looked like a very concerning incident.

Championship

Darragh Lenihan - Middlesbrough 6

Physical battle against Hugill. Rotherham didn’t really have a chance other than their goal.

Sam Szmodics - Blackburn 6

Tried to make things happen but his goals have dried up at the wrong moment. Feels like a one-man attacking band, at times. 

4/5/23

John Egan - Sheffield United 5

Got caught early on for a booking, but brought the ball out really well from the back, driving into midfield as Town sat back. Moved into a back four when United chased the game in the second half.

Enda Stevens - Sheffield United 4.5

Replaced the unfortunate Max Lowe after just a few minutes after he went down with an innocuous-looking problem before later making way himself, most likely to avoid the risk of injury after only recently returning to full fitness. Showed some decent moments in his time on the pitch as United dominated possession, always offering an option down the left.

6/5/23

Scottish Premiership

Jake Doyle-Hayes – Hibs 7

Dynamic and active in the midfield before being forced off midway through the first half following a head knock.

7/5/23

League 1

Barry Cotter – Barnsley 7

Threatened going forward on his first start for the Reds. 

Luca Connell – Barnsley 6

Did not impose himself on the game as much as he is capable of, but delivered a steady display. 

Jack Taylor - Peterborough 9.5 (Star Man)

Outstanding from a midfielder who deserves to be playing in the Championship next season no matter what happens to Posh. Played in an advanced midfield role and found space well. Very positive with the ball and very accurate most of the time. Hassled opponents to distraction and sealed the win with a goal.

Glenn Whelan - Bristol Rovers 6

Came on for his first appearance in almost two months, taking the armband off Sam Finley. Was replaced himself in stoppage time, taking the applause as he seemingly brought the curtain down on a fine playing career.

Marcus Harness - Ipswich 7

Town's No.11 scored the final goal of the season, finishing nicely after picking up on Chaplin's rebounded shot. He made a positive contribution after coming on. 

Paudie O’Connor - Lincoln 6

Struggled in the first half against the pace of Street but was solid in the second period.

Olamide Shodipo - Lincoln 4

Virtually anonymous for the time he was on the pitch, failed to make an impact.

Dylan Duffy - Lincoln 6

Worked hard and was part of a couple of good passages of play.

Sean Roughan - Lincoln 6

Competed well when he came on and helped City keep a clean sheet.

Finn Azaz - Plymouth 7 

Grabbed his eighth goal of the season with a terrific shot high into the net to give Argyle a 3-1 lead and valuable breathing space in the 61st minute after replacing Danny Mayor at half-time.

Jason Knight - Derby 6.5

Did well on his side of the pitch and got up and down the right flank. Made a couple of crunching tackles too and put his heart into it. Never gave up. 

Eiran Cashin - Derby 6.5

Made a couple of important challenges to stop Wednesday attacks in the first half and was the best player of the back three. 

Conor Hourihane - Derby 6

Was nice and crisp in possession, won a couple of tackles and Derby were comfortable until Curtis Davies got into a mess. 

David McGoldrick - Derby 6.5

Did his very best to break down the Wednesday defence and was denied by two brilliant saves by Cameron Dawson. Couldn't fault his effort as he was the only player to pack any threat.

James Collins - Derby 5 

Had one header that he put back across goal. 

8/5/23

Premier League

Evan Ferguson - Brighton 6 (Star Man)

So unlucky not to score when his excellent strike was tipped onto the bar by Jordan Pickford. It was great to see him back and he could be the real difference maker if Brighton are to achieve a European place this season.

Championship

John Egan - Sheffield United 7

Provided the best entertainment of the first half when his attempted pass forward caught ref David Webb flush between the legs, leading to Webb blowing up for half-time early while he got his breath back. Played his part in shackling Khadra when needed and also dealt well with the aerial threat of Jutkiewicz and then Deeney when he came on.

Enda Stevens - Sheffield United 6.5

Back in the side down the left with Lowe joining all United's other left-backs on the treatment table and was inches away from finishing off a move he started with a lovely ball to McAtee, as his left-foot volley dropped not very wide at all of Birmingham's goal. Defensively solid and always available going the other way too before he made way later on to give Buyabu his senior Blades debut.

Josh Cullen - Burnley 7.5

As ever, kept the Clarets ticking over in the middle of the park and reacted quickly to loose ball situations.

Mark McGuinness - Cardiff 6 (Star Man)

Had a right old ding-dong with Barnes for most of the afternoon and did really well. Set up Kaba with a great header, but the striker spurned the chance. Can come out of this one with his head held high.

Jeff Hendrick - Reading 5

Gave the ball away far too many times without creating much.

Shane Long - Reading 3

Anonymous. Failed to make an impression on the game and just couldn’t get the ball to stick.

Sean McLoughlin - Hull 6 

A timely return, and like he'd never been away, slotting into the heart of the defence alongside Jones, and never looked in too much danger. 

Harry Vaughan - Hull 7

Another encouraging display early on, where he looks completely at home. Another really promising display from the 19-year-old. 

Darragh Lenihan - Middlesbrough 8

Complemented McNair well throughout, making sure when needed he was there with some big blocks and headers.

Luke McNally - Coventry 7.5

Made a really positive start, winning his headers and personal battles as the young Burnley loan man impressed with another consistent level of performance.

Sam Szmodics - Blackburn 6

Produced a moment of quality when it mattered to pick out Brereton Diaz at the back-post. Hadn't enjoyed the best game up until that point. 

Andrew Omobamidele - Norwich 5 

Another expected to fund the rebuild, but without having had an especially impressive season himself. Has shone at times, but the Blackpool defeat was another mixed bag from a man still learning his trade.

Looks far more comfortable with a more experienced presence alongside him, as has been displayed on more than one occasion when partnered by Jacob Sorensen.

Adam Idah - Norwich 5 

Lacked quality on the ball, despite his endeavour. Two failed balls through for Pukki, and one shot that dragged well wide with strange technique.

Andy Lyons - Blackpool 7

An assured performance, starting the game at left-back before shifting over to the right following Connolly’s knock.

CJ Hamilton - Blackpool 7

Guilty of a couple of lapses in concentration but looked a real threat offensively. Denied by the keeper on a couple of occasions.

Troy Parrott - Preston 6

Made way after the opening goal. Operated in behind the front two and was busy in that No.10 role.

Tom Cannon - Preston 5

A couple of moments in the first half but a quiet afternoon on the whole. Left isolated in the second half.

Jimmy Dunne - QPR 6

Also decent enough. Went close with a second-half header.

Max O'Leary - Bristol City 7

Not an awful lot to do in the first half but made a good stop with his legs to deny Paal's dangerous cross. Commanding of his area in the second half when under pressure. Also good with his distribution.

Mark Sykes - Bristol City 8

Right place at the right time to tap home Pring's cross to give City the lead. Chased down a lost cause to win a corner that led to their second. Bags of energy getting back and forth. The only criticism was he could have been more decisive with his deliveries on occasion.

Ryan Manning - Swansea 8

Put his side in trouble in the build-up to West Brom's opener but impressed after that. Made his fair share of defensive contributions though and really showed his worth in the second half. Teed up Olivier Ntcham and won the free-kick for Joel Piroe's dramatic winner.

Jayson Molumby - West Brom 7

The kind of situation which Albion heavily required Molumby to be on his A-game, and he was. Leading the press, he won the ball high and wrestled back possession a number of times, showing energy in droves.

Will Smallbone - Stoke 6 

Energetic as expected in a wide right role, chipping in with a couple of useful crosses and getting onto the end of a couple of others. 


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12/5/23

League 1 Playoffs

Jack Taylor - Peterborough 9.5

His price tag must be rising with every appearance. He might have been rewarded with the perfect mark, but for one horrible first-half pass which caused a problem for his defenders. His speed off the mark enables him to leave opponents trailing and his passing, while sometimes optimistic, always carries a threat. Opened the scoring here slightly fortuitously and showed great presence of mind as well pinpoint accuracy to create the fourth goal. 

13/5/23

League 1 Playoffs

Luca Connell - Barnsley 7 

Received a few early jeers from fans of his former club. Steady performance. 

Scottish Premiership

Liam Scales - Aberdeen 6

Like his defensive partners, was given a tough test by the Hibs front two. Was also on tenderhooks from the get-go after receiving a yellow card with less than a minute on the clock after Jonny Hayes had sold him short with a pass. 

Jonny Hayes - Aberdeen 5

Got into some promising positions in wide areas, but was badly let down by his crossing and final ball. Full of running as always but squandered possession on numerous occasions and was unable to link up with Luis Duk Lopes down the left. 

14/5/23

Premier League

Evan Ferguson - Brighton 7

Came up against the physical Gabriel and while he did not have it all his own way, the teenager got stuck in and gave the Brazilian plenty to think about with his strength and movement.

Championship Playoffs

Luke McNally - Coventry 7

Won his early headers and personal battles against Cameron Archer who drifted to his side of the pitch. Brought the ball out well, taking it over the halfway line on occasions. Defended solidly throughout to help keep a vital clean sheet.

Darragh Lenihan - Middlesbrough 8

A good shout for man of the match after a dominant display. He didn't give Gyokeres a sniff and won numerous headers as vital times for his side. That Coventry didn't have a shot on target on their turf is a testament to the defence, ushered by Lenihan, as a whole.


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Nothing re Casey and Furlong at Motherwell YTM? Think Casey was in for a shout as MotM.
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I don't think I've ever come across player ratings for Motherwell unfortunately. In Scotland it's usually just the two Glasgow teams, the two Edinburgh teams and Aberdeen usually. Dundee United occasionally.
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17/5/23

Championship Playoffs

Darragh Lenihan - Middlesbrough 6

Made some crucial challenges and headers. Wasn’t helped by some sloppy passing in front.

Luke McNally - Coventry 8

Played on the front foot from the first whistle, first in the tackle and winning his headers well. Helped Norton-Cuffy contain Giles. Read the game brilliantly after the break with timely tackles and interventions to break up Boro’s attacks.

18/5/23

Premier League

Evan Ferguson - Brighton 6

Was neat and tidy when he came on and battled well against the giant Sven Botman.

League 1 Playoffs

Jack Taylor - Peterborough 6

The star midfielder played well in the first-half when he created half chances for teammates, but he became sloppy in possession in the second half when Posh couldn't get out of their own half. More involved in extra time, but a disappointment overall when Posh needed him most.

19/5/23

League 1 Playoffs

Luca Connell - Barnsley 7

Showed the quality he possesses in his locker to send over a peach of a cross for the opener. 

20/5/23

Premier League

Nathan Collins - Wolves 6

Right sided centre half. Recalled to the side for his first start since January. Potentially goal-saving block as Everton threatened from an early corner. 

Scottish Premiership

Liam Scales - Aberdeen 6

Won some aerial duels early on, but was given a tough task of trying to keep 29 goal striker Shankland quiet.

Jonny Hayes - Aberdeen 5

The stand-in skipper also struggled in an individual battle with opposite winger Oda, and was bailed out by some good defending in the first half after getting caught sleeping on the edge of his own box.

21/5/23

Premier League

Evan Ferguson - Brighton 8

When others were trying to delicately stroke the ball home, the 18-year-old just blasted his effort straight through keeper Alex McCarthy to give Brighton the lead. He was also in the right place at the right time to tap home Mitoma's inch-perfect pass. Was withdrawn after the hour mark as the Seagulls lost control of the game for a while.

Scottish Premiership

Jake Doyle-Hayes – Hibs 5

Poor pass to Youan after coming on. Booked.
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Thanks YTM. I know you said there was a problem with regard to Motherwell ratings, but worth noting that they won yet again at the weekend and kept a clean sheet with both Furlong and Casey starting. Their form has been excellent, easily the 3rd best in the SPL since the two lads joined in January
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24/5/23

Premier League

Evan Ferguson - Brighton 7

Added an extra dose of pace and power up front but sometimes his hold-up play let him down. But he gave City something to think about.

Scottish Premiership

Jake Doyle-Hayes - Hibs 8

Quite rightly had a red card overturned by Kevin Clancy after a clumsy tackle from behind on Oh. Put in a brilliant, combative shift for the team.

27/5/23

Championship Playoff Final

Luke McNally - Coventry 7.5

Brought the ball out confidently from the back but couldn’t get close enough to Clark to deny him scoring the opener. Made a big block to deny Morris shortly after the opening goal. Did well in his personal battles and won plenty of headers. Excellent throughout, standing up to Luton’s powerful front two.

Scottish Premiership

Jake Doyle-Hayes - Hibs 6

Booked for a cynical foul on Barrie McKay after clashing heads with Peter Haring and went off early in the second half with an arm injury.

28/5/23

Premier League

Nathan Collins - Wolves 4

Threatened with a first half header. Xhaka bot between him and Semedo for the opener. 

Evan Ferguson - Brighton 6

Had two gilt-edged chances in the first half but failed to take either of them. Ezri Konsa did a good job of constantly keeping him under pressure.

Mark Travers - Bournemouth 6 

Made some good saves and could not do much with the goal.

Caoimhin Kelleher - Liverpool 5

Will feel he should have done better with the second and fourth Southampton goals. Not his best afternoon.
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29/5/23

League 1 Playoff Final 

Luca Connell - Barnsley 8

Looks a really good player at 22 years old and got the better of Bannan in midfield. Will feel that he could have won the game, though.
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