Letting Claudio Yacob leave was the right decision. Deciding not to replace him was the wrong decision.
Quite frankly, if someone had said to me that he would not be replaced then I would not have advocated his departure.
Instead, we get the luxury of watching Chris Brunt and Jake Livermore and their continuous powder puff performances.
And to add, when in a midfield containing three in the middle, Yacob often excelled. His ability to screen his back four, win the ball and move it onto someone technically better than him is something we are crying out for.