Thought he was showing some promise as a right back so half expected us to keep him.
He was a very good player when we signed him but Pellegrini soon saw to that. Wingers have to take risks; you might fail to beat your man four times, but you still have to go back for a fifth try because that might be the one where you beat him and create a chance. Pellegrini would sooner a winger cut back and pass it back to a midfielder or defender every single time than take the necessary risks; he drilled the winger out of Navas and almost did the same with Sterling, too.
He was no doubt a poor finisher but I think a better player than Pellegrini allowed him to be. Someone with that pace and engine should be running at people, not away from them.