Bez Says 'Huntington Is No Left-Back'
Last updated : 03 August 2007 By Footy Mad - Editor
To be honest, I am not a fan of young Huntington, although in time I pray he proves me wrong. But whatever the future holds for him, I hope he doesn't start the season in our back-line at Bolton.
Time is on his side, and by all means send him out on loan, but let him learn his trade in someone else's back yard. And Bez agrees.
John Beresford: "To be going into the Sampdoria game without a left-back and the season less than a week away after Sunday is a concern.
"It is a key area for United at the moment and, no disrespect to Paul Huntington, but he is not a left-back.
"I hope they can get something sorted out soon in that area.
"It doesn't surprise me so much that Newcastle are interested in Leighton Baines - he would have been the perfect solution for me, although they should have gone in for him earlier.
"I think the team can do well this season, but they must go into it with cover.
"You can be as brutal as you like when it comes to Babayaro (pictured) - he has been a huge disappointment.
"He is still here, of course, but he has hardly covered himself in glory at Newcastle, and he could have been a big success given what we saw of him at Chelsea.
"There should be no more stop-gaps in this area like last season, and I am sure there are plenty options out there, so hopefully we can see that sorted soon.
"It would be great to see Babayaro prove he can be a top player, but for now we have to wait and see."
1992/98 J.Beresford 224/5 8
Missed a penalty that could have taken Portsmouth to the FA Cup final.
Newcastle signed him after Liverpool turned him down after a medical.
Brilliant left-back who had a sparkling career at SJP.
Born in Sheffield. He joined Southampton in 1998.