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Moyes’ main dilemma is whether to use Louis Saha from the start or go with Rodwell and then unleash his number nine in the second period.
Should he go with the latter, the manager has no fears about Rodwell being able to handle the situation thanks to his level-headed outlook.
“It’s one of his biggest qualities,” said Moyes. “First and foremost he wants to be a football player, there is a lot of others that want to have the other things that go along with that first.
“But he wants the football first, and because of that, that gives me great hope he will keep progressing.
“He is a really level-headed boy and has a good understanding of where he wants to go. I don't see him being fazed by the Cup final occasion, but you don't know until you get out there. Sometimes 30-year-old players can be fazed.”
