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he has been one of stable 22 for a long time. Yet 2 big wins without him along with others desperate to play, this now somewhat senior player may struggle to get back into the side for a while. A sign of the times? Does M jones get in before him and if so who goes out?

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    I don't think Matt Jones is in front of him, but I certainly think that Garland will need to show a different level of tenacity and desire to what he shows at present. 

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    Wagner is already passed him this year. Which has really surprised me because after the saints game i wasn't sure about hom now. He is now such a reliable defender that not only does he defend well but also gives us the drive with his classy left foot.

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    Garland adds nothing to this side.

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    36 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

    Wagner is already passed him this year. Which has really surprised me because after the saints game i wasn't sure about hom now. He is now such a reliable defender that not only does he defend well but also gives us the drive with his classy left foot.

    Has proved a wily drafting indeed. Garlo is good on his day but has particular deficiencies. More the point weve seen his ceiling .Thanks Garlo

    Wagner with more games and another presesaon will be a rock down there. Sort of like Rivers on a good day but with added ability to dispose of ball well. 

    A pleasant surprise :)

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    Clearly the right call was made and clearly it's boding well for the club at large.

    Which is all we should be thinking about.

    Having guys competing hard for spots is nothing but a positive.

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