James from the Wednesday Till I Die podcast

Again, it's difficult because the team that we've had has been pretty poor.

So he's better in every single position.

Again, I don't really know

the Millwall side.

I don't know where your strengths and your weaknesses are, but I think obviously you haven't got many games left and there's what, 18 games left in the season.

That's not a long time to kind of find out where he's best going to fit.

But I think when he is further forward, he can create a lot of good chances and create a lot of good opportunities for your strikers.

But equally, he can play him.

He's primarily played

in a two just in front of the you know the back three well we have we almost feel like a back three and then it's four in front you know with wing backs and Bannon's kind of part of that you know central defensive midfielder or although he will he will go forward he does seem to have a free reign at Sheffield Wednesday certainly this season but again

He's in a poor side, so he can pretty much do whatever he wants, which does fall down a little bit.

He should be a little bit more structured.

But no, to get the best out of him, for me personally, playing further forward, get him on the edge of the box, get him threading balls through.

But again, I'm not really sure how Millwall play.

If you play on the counter or if you're camped in their half...

Like I said, getting further forward, if you're playing on the counter, he can play some fantastic passes.

I mean, another one for people to look at is, incidentally, our last goal, which came on Boxing Day, believe it or not.

It was a fantastic pass from Barry Bannon up to Bailey Kadamartri when he put it away.

So that's another one to have a look at if you want to see what sort of things he can do.

Yeah, do you know what I think he'll enjoy the most?