Sesko: Every little bit-part

helps CARRICK'S MELLOW SUB-MARINE A REAL DREAM ON FRONTLINE SUPPORT DUTY

- BY STEVEN RAILSTON

BENJAMIN SESKO was booed by home fans as he left Hill Dickinson Stadium on Monday night - but he did not flinch as he walked towards the Manchester United team bus.

The 22-year-old's temperament is one of his biggest strengths.

Michael Carrick named Sesko on the bench for a sixth game in a row. Other players of a similar age might have sulked, but the Slovenia international has just got on with his job with no fuss.

Sesko delivered off the bench again to net his sixth goal in seven appearances. He is the most inform striker in the Premier League, yet hasn't made a start during Carrick's interim tenure.

The conversation in the buildup to the Everton game was about whether Sesko would get his first start under Carrick, who said, “I get why everyone is making a big deal out of it,” after the 1-0 win.

The calls for Sesko to start this weekend will be deafening. The striker has made himself impossible to ignore, although his response to a question about how it feels not to be starting spoke volumes about his character.