Ali Moreno

And you looked at it from the perspective of Spurs.

And you said, well, they play well enough.

Well, apparently not.

Apparently not.

You look at Antonio Arreola and what he has been able to do with this team, it really is impressive.

So he's definitely going... I was just going to say that that's the key, what Stewie just mentioned there.

Can any of these guys play on the other side?

And I don't understand why nowadays some of these wing-type players...

why they are so limited to where they can play.

If you're a winger type, go to the right, go to the left.

It shouldn't make that much of a difference.

The game itself, in terms of the concept of what you bring to a team, it's not all that different.

But it feels like, yeah, Doku's gotta be on the left, otherwise he's useless.

Or Savino's gotta be on the right, otherwise he's useless.

What, how about just showing that you can do, instead of having to cut the ball to the inside, as Doku seems to do all the time, and Savino seems to do all the time,

about, hey, dip of the shoulder and you go to the outside.

What is wrong with that?

I don't see why it's either a managerial decision or why players seem to limit themselves in terms of what they can do in wide areas.

One of these guys is going to have to show that they can play on the opposite side.

And if they do, then we get to what Shaka was talking about, where you have a dual threat from wide areas.