If Wilf’s comeback game is possibly Huddersfield, is there an argument to leave it an extra week ? I personally would have him on the bench considering the way that Huddersfield targeted him on the opening day of the season and the way that referees give him absolutely no protection. I would say that the team we put out against Utd has more than enough to tackle Huddersfield and the likes of Sorloth and Schlupp May be a little more robust to stand up to their bully boy tactics.

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Although we obviously need the points, we need a fully fit Wilf. A Wilf that hasn't been kicked so hard and so often that he is then out for weeks in recovery.

If fit, I would start with Wilf on the bench. Hopefully after thrashing Chelsea we will be on the start of a winning run that doesn't depend on Wilf being in the team.

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He’s back training with a ball. Would be great to see him on the bench this weekend.

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If he's fit play him - simples!

Plenty of teams try to kick Wilf off the pitch, and some thug will probably do him in again before the end of the season. We desperately need him playing in every game when he's fit, so it would be utter madness to bench him in a match as important as Huddersfield.

If he is fit for Huddersfield then he should definitely play. This is a game that we should look to get some points from as much as is possible. Having said that who gets dropped to make way? If we want a 4-4-2 then either Schlupp drops out of midfield or Wilf plays up front with I imagine Sorloth being dropped.