Devaney is a right-footed winger who has made his reputation on the left wing. Strange, but there are some advantages: 1. If he chooses to cut inside the full-back, he has the ball on his strong foot and is going past the right back's weaker foot - his left. 2. Most goalscoring chances for a left-sided player fall to their right foot. This happened in reverse yesterday, when Devaney's sitter came to his left foot when playing on the right and he fluffed it. 3. Devaney can ship a decent cross with his left as well. All this says that he is probably better used down the left, where he has made is name. 4. Shuker does not look at home down the right. He looks like a driver who got lost in Brightside. I don't mind a switch round for a change when the attack is not making inroads, but I don't think they should start that way. Pleased that Kay played well yesterday. That player in the holding role has two key tasks: 1. To break up opposition play, which Burns was quite good at, also Kay. 2.To pass the ball well, either long, or short, but must have the ability to knock around short passes to get midfield buzzing away. Kay did this ok yesterday, but will need to aim to improve this part of his game. I would expect the midfield at Brentford to be: Shuker Kay McPhail Howard but I think Hayes could do an equally good job down either right or left midfield. Another 'toughie' coming up at Griffin Park. For Brentford, I expect that it will b
