I'm looking at it from a different angle, AS's perspective I believe. He doesn't really owe McCullough anything but what he has seen must, absolutely must be contrasted against Cook's performances for him. He's human right? With that in mind and the real possibility that he will have to change a winning formula I struggle to see why he would risk it. I wouldn't. I'd hazard a guess and say he's seen enough of McCullough to know and what he has seen is a losing hooker without real attacking prowess.
I'm not saying McCullough can't or won't improve but realistically I think we've seen his best possible game...and can't remember it.
I'm not saying McCullough can't or won't improve but realistically I think we've seen his best possible game...and can't remember it.
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