Bilel Mohsni: Hero or villain, or just a little misunderstood?
Time to play Blues boss Paul Sturrock.
After being sent off against Gillingham for two silly yellow cards and picking up a one-game suspension missing Plymouth, a game we won 2-0 without him. while we beat the Gills 1-0 with ten men, Shrimpers centre-half come forward Bilel Mohsni can start the game against Rotherham United Saturday adfternoon.
Would you play him, in the starting eleven, as a defender or striker, or place him on the bench?
On the other hand leave him out altogether, even with midfielder Anthony Grant and wideboy Ryan Hall sitting in the stand, hardly his positions, though I wouldn't be surprised if he's been pushing Luggy to have a go tearing up the right wing!
Rotherham is a tough enough place to go as it is, (especially when it's in Sheffield at the moment!), and Bilel must be pushing the patience of the calmest of his teammates, let alone the fact that the FA is sniffing around Roots Hall with the possibility of handing out yet another fine because the club can't control it's players.
So what do you think Luggy should do?
As we reported yesterday the United manager is holding talks with individual players, (see link below), about their poor disciplinary records after receiving more cards from the match officials than any other team in League Two.
Oh dear!
I've gone for the bench, he's one of a few Shrimpers who can change the course of a game if we're a goal or two down with a half-hour left.
And even Bilel couldn't see red with only a third of the game left, then again........
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