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This is another weird scapegoat situation. Anybody acting like Aurier was bad yesterday is either being deliberately disingenuous, or letting their preconceived perception of him cloud their judgement. He was FAR more solid defensively than Trippier has been of late. Going forward, he was ass tbf, but at least he was a constant outlet and linked well with Lucas at times, Davies was far more profligate.
It was Aurier's very first involvement in the game that led to us losing possession, a break into the channel and their first corner and goal. If that's what passes for solid defending these days, we're in a whole heap of trouble.