I think you need to factor in the way we tend to play our games. Or wind them down. Today may not be the right example as we were defy itely more solid on the ball vis a vis the last game towards the end. While Quag is being looked at as a player, I am actually seeing him as part of the bigger unit. The way to optimise this team, its movement and consistency, is having personnel cover key positions. By playing your team for 90 minutes every weekend, you will have people taking their places for granted, you will have players getting fatigued, and most importantly, their substitutes will not have the much needed time to find their rhythm. This is not about today. I think it's a pretty rigid outlook, to not play somebody for match time if nothing else, when you are well aware of how much they can contribute to your team. Its an outlook as a coach, where its good to see he's not rigid with his formations, I'd like him to have a si liar outlook to his personnel.