Yes, I was going to post about Marc's only other assist also being from the left. However I don't think this style of play is something to be encouraged by keeping him on the left over a longer period of time. The problem is that on the left he crosses from deeper than Ash used to, which means the crosses are much easier for teams to see and defend, which accounts for there being no more than two assists.
On the flipside, the crosses are easier for our attackers to see, also, which is one reason they're marginally more effective than crosses from the right, because our movement in the box is so bad that any crosses from near the byline go begging. Furthermore Marc's the only one likely to ever whip in a good byline cross from the right and he can't beat his fullback lately so it just doesn't happen.
For the small amount of time we dominated possession against Chelsea, we had them boxed into their own third yet could get hardly any decent delivery into their box beyond the second goal. Most of that was because we had Alby on the left and Bannan on the right, both terrified to attack the byline since it would mean crossing on their weaker side. Chelsea could head out most of our deep crossing in their sleep.
FWIW I thought Gabby and Warnock matched Marc on Saturday by producing one decent cross each, but as ever we had nobody anticipating them well enough - nobody making a run to get goalside of their marker, nobody making a gamble at the near post or back post, nobody hanging back slightly in the centre. What was good about Marc's cross was what Lichaj did to attack the ball, which is what we don't have enough of from our so-called attackers - even Bent when he was fit.