It's amazing how Liverpool managed to concede fewer goals than us this year, considering they had such a liability at right back while playing infants and midfielders at CB.
I get that we're United fans, but anyone suggesting Wan-Bissaka is a better right back than Alexander-Arnold needs to give their head a wobble. Trent is not as bad a defender as some of us like to pretend - nor is Wan-Bissaka as good a defender.
In a similar vein as Wan-Bissaka not being as poor an attacker as fans of other clubs like to pretend. We all love pointing fingers while doing the same shit ourselves.
I think it should have been TAA, Walker and AWB in an ideal scenario.
If you're playing back 5, Walker is your RCB and TAA can play RWB. If you want to play a back 4, Walker can play in most games, if it's some poor oppo or you're looking for a goal, TAA comes in and AWB when playing against the Mbappes and all.
I dont like Southgate's approach to big games, but when you think about it, defence is more important than attack if you want to win major tournaments. Most games in QFs, Semis and Finals are close affairs and you can't afford to have TAA as the RB or even James in a back 4 for that matter.
AWB offers a different skillset, a useful skillset which might have been important in the latter stages of the competition