2. Drop Tom Cleverley for Anderson
Tom Cleverley and Anderson are not 2 names that will even enter the imagination of the most biased United fan when it comes to naming the best midfielders in the Premier League, and rightly so, but Anderson can offer assurance on the ball and also decent passing ability, while Tom Cleverley is, to put it simply, just plain awful. Once described as the next Paul Scholes and often defended as he is a ‘young player’, the England international is now 24 and can no longer afford the excuses given by several managers and players. Anderson isn’t dynamic, he isn’t a goalscorer, a midfield general, playmaker or a goalscorer, so in fairness to Moyes for not playing him as he is also quite useless, he can still offer the United team a little more muscle, while he can also keep the midfield ticking better than the former Wigan man. Even if it is just until January, Anderson should be given the chance Ferguson didn’t.