Can we really judge players that much on last night though? They were playing in a completely changed side, with a very disjointed set up, that provided no chance of challenging on the break due to the lack of pace in the front 3 (Hoolahan and Morrison tried but it isn't their natural game and HRK is not good enough, something we all know and illustrated by Wales dropping him despite their lack of options).
Sam Field played centre half. Would you judge Ahmed Hegazi if played in central midfield? Kyle Edwards came on for the last 20 and like Mears before him, got pegged back due to us sitting deep so was effectivly pkaying as a right back at times - the kids best position is a striker or a wide forward.
Harper was not too bad last night. Nothing incredible, but no worse than Barry. Had we set up with genuine wide or forward options, we could have opened up the pitch and see more of what the midfield could do. Instead we played a formation which was over run. The wing backs became full backs as they could not get forward, which left our attacking play being 2 central midfielders, 2 attacking central midfielders and a slow cenrral striker. It was a narrow block that was doomed to fail from the start, as I said in the pre match chat.
I think itnis hugely unfair to judge players on last night. Moore needs to put them into a line up with a realistic chance before we judge individuals too heavily.