Sorry, I think you misunderstood what I was saying there. I'm on record as saying that if he's not fit then he's not fit and we must therefore trust the medical staff and Rafa to play him when he's ready. I was just pointing out, in general, that playing it safe is not necessarily the best way to protect a 1-0 lead. I will also state, though I shouldn't have to, that doesn't mean "let the shackles off" or "go gung ho" is right either. I think you need to accept that people are allowed to occasionally be critical of the manger's decision's, it doesn't mean you are critical of him as a whole. It's just opinion's mate, and the easiest thing of all is to say "trust the manager" in response to any criticism of a decision. It really doesn't make you a better person or fan. I don't think there's anything wrong with people questioning the boss on this one, it's understandably confusing, and natural to wonder just how he's going to get his match fitness, and why it's taking so long to go from full training to getting some serious minutes on the pitch. As I said though, I'm not saying he SHOULD be playing, I just wonder how it is that he's not.