Team vs. Luton

[Statto]

surely its parkers choice that he cuts inside, as no manager would play inverted wingers and then tell them to get to the line and put in crosses with their weak foot

Don't disagree. Knockaert likes to play as an inverted winger; Tony Khan bought him knowing that was how he liked to play; Parker picks him and lets him play that way. People will split hairs to put the blame on whichever of those three individuals they dislike the most (in your case Parker) but it doesn't make much difference. 

[filham]

Just can't believe that if Knock. had the ability to beat defenders on the outside we are not using him in that way, we all know that the most difficult ball for defenders to deal with are those pulled back from the dead ball line when they are facing their own goal.
This was a big feature of Fredericks overlaps which we are now badly missing.

[fulhamben]

Just can't believe that if Knock. had the ability to beat defenders on the outside we are not using him in that way, we all know that the most difficult ball for defenders to deal with are those pulled back from the dead ball line when they are facing their own goal.
This was a big feature of Fredericks overlaps which we are now badly missing.

more worrying for me is that we keep playing cav as an inverted winger, where imo he looks poor. Play him down his natural side and he looks a world beater

[RaySmith]

Haven't they swapped wings sometimes during games - an easy enough thing to do.
They give you this option.

I find it hard to believe that this is the main problem our attack has.

[Statto]

I find it hard to believe that this is the main problem our attack has.

Go on... What is it then?

[junior white]

Arter and StefJo on the bench along with Betts

[RaySmith]

I find it hard to believe that this is the main problem our attack has.

Go on... What is it then?

I don't know - I just thought the reason why our attack isn't scoring more, when they have  this potential with all their skill, must be something more than this.
It could be just becoming more familiar with each other, and the shape of the team generally still being honed.