It was evident that the Rangers had a tremendous talent when Nathan Patterson made his way into the starting lineup.
Tall, quick, aggressive, and possessing the mindset required to succeed at Ibrox, the adolescent quickly established himself as a vital component of Steven Gerrard’s team.
Nathan Patterson has struggled to have the same impact at Everton as he had at Rangers, despite his historic move to the Premier League; Michael Ball explains why.
Sean Dyche doesn’t seem to fancy the Scotland international at all.
Seamus Coleman, an experienced captain, Ashley Young, and Ben Godfrey have all been favored this season; only once, since departing two years ago, has Godfrey managed to play six straight games.
While injuries have hindered his progress, Ball—who was a player on both teams—has offered his thoughts on why the 22-year-old is sitting on the bench more often.
The former left-back and center-half was asked why Dyche doesn’t seem to be too keen on Patterson given that he is everything the team is currently lacking.
Many fans agree, but unfortunately, he has found himself 4th choice due to poor defensive displays.”
Nathan Patterson wasn’t really exposed defensively at Rangers, and he never really seemed to give us any problems at the back.
He had the ability to throw the ball away cheaply, but it was typically because he was pressing forward and attempting to create an opportunity.
A trait Everton could really use right now.
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