IMO the players are good enough if they are played to utilse their strengths in their regular positions. The only success playing in an unfamiliar role has been Roberts.
Well, we’ll perhaps see if this carries on munch longer. If a new manager did come in with a different formation and we saw a massive turnaround in performances I’ll happily hold my hands up and say I got it wrong. Whatever happened to ‘players should be good enough to adapt to formations’? We used to hear it a lot, now it’s mysteriously disappeared from narratives.