Wasn't just Scholes there was a huge resistance to playing the ball centrally from a lot of our players. Kagawa and Cleverley looked on a completely different wavelength to anyone else. Not to say they were better, although Kagawa clearly was, but it was simply that they were showing for the ball in areas other players clearly didn't want to give it to them in. When Cleverley and Kagawa were playing it to each other there was a far better understanding there than when they were playing it to Scholes or anyone else besides maybe Welbeck.
There are two clashing styles running through our team that separate the generations in it one is all about short quick central passes, the other all about getting it wide and crossing it. That tension needs to be resolved otherwise we'll continue to look incoherent even with Kagawa.