Denis Suarez is exactly not that. If the point was to just throw someone at the problem and hope that he swims, rather than sinks, then it was all poor business. This was a transfer built on the relationship between Suarez and Unai Emery, and around the clear knowledge that Emery wanted more from his creative midfield.

Now, Emery is talking about the potential of Suarez starting against Huddersfield, to which I say, of course he should start. Who else would? Why did we bring him in if not to let him have a chance at solving this clear problem that should in no way be a problem?

Suarez has apparently only ever been lacking in opportunity. You give him the chance to succeed, and he delivers

This is a mutually-beneficial relationship, as such, but only if you allow it to be. Don’t get in the way of a potential solution when the answer is needed right now. Just stand back and see what happens.