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the lowest percentage of all our cm's
That doesn't really prove he's a great passer. It just means he can do a decent job if needed to. He's pretty good at turning and making a 15 yard pass to an open guy. I just don't want him to be the one in charge of triggering our attack. Ideally he should be passing to a Gibson type or have Barkley drop back, pick up the ball and run at people. Barry should be the deep guy making sure we get the ball out of our side of the pitch.
Head up, looking for options forward.
Gareth Barry at his best.
Head down, turning on the ball looking for an easy option.
Gareth Barry at his worst.
Gareth Barry at his best.
Head down, turning on the ball looking for an easy option.
Gareth Barry at his worst.
streeky
Player Valuation: £35m
do yourself a favour and stop reading junk like this, use your eye's the guy has been great this year.
Woolly Blue
Player Valuation: £80m
From http://www.premierleague.com/en-gb/...eek-9-everton-gareth-barry-tracking-data.html
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Friday 16 October 2015
Evergreen Barry putting in the yards for Everton
Midfielder, at the age of 34, still ranks in top five for distances covered in Barclays Premier League
Gareth Barry is showing that age is no barrier to maintaining an all-action style in the middle of the field for Everton.
Tracking data shows that the 34-year-old is fifth in the rankings of distance covered by players Barclays Premier League this season, and the midfielder is also one match away from a landmark moment.
Barry has covered 91.9 kilometres this term, ranking behind Liverpool's James Milner, AFC Bournemouth's Andrew Surman and Matt Ritchie and Aaron Ramsey of Arsenal. The only other player aged 30 or over in the top 10 for distance covered is West Bromwich Albion's Darren Fletcher, who has run 90.2km.
The next-highest 34-year-old in the rankings is West Brom defender Gareth McAuley, who has run 30.7km fewer than Barry.
Most distance covered in 2015/16
Player (Club) Distance
Milner (LIV) 99.9km
Surman (BOU) 96.2km
Ritchie (BOU) 95.4km
Ramsey (ARSl) 93.6km
Barry (EVE) 91.9km
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He might not be the fastest, in fact, I'm sure he's not the fastest, but this season Gareth Barry has been running, running, running all over the pitch ( Soz James ), which just shows how deceptive some players can be.
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Friday 16 October 2015
Evergreen Barry putting in the yards for Everton
Midfielder, at the age of 34, still ranks in top five for distances covered in Barclays Premier League
Gareth Barry is showing that age is no barrier to maintaining an all-action style in the middle of the field for Everton.
Tracking data shows that the 34-year-old is fifth in the rankings of distance covered by players Barclays Premier League this season, and the midfielder is also one match away from a landmark moment.
Barry has covered 91.9 kilometres this term, ranking behind Liverpool's James Milner, AFC Bournemouth's Andrew Surman and Matt Ritchie and Aaron Ramsey of Arsenal. The only other player aged 30 or over in the top 10 for distance covered is West Bromwich Albion's Darren Fletcher, who has run 90.2km.
The next-highest 34-year-old in the rankings is West Brom defender Gareth McAuley, who has run 30.7km fewer than Barry.
Most distance covered in 2015/16
Player (Club) Distance
Milner (LIV) 99.9km
Surman (BOU) 96.2km
Ritchie (BOU) 95.4km
Ramsey (ARSl) 93.6km
Barry (EVE) 91.9km
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He might not be the fastest, in fact, I'm sure he's not the fastest, but this season Gareth Barry has been running, running, running all over the pitch ( Soz James ), which just shows how deceptive some players can be.
AaronTheBlue
Player Valuation: £60m
plays really well against teams with deeper and slower center mids, but against faster ones he struggles.
That said plays well in bigger games and has know how, would look to replace in the summer and either allow someone like besic to come through or bring someone else in, but think he'll do alright this season if used properly.
Played really well in some games so far, badly in others but he is a older guy.
Important pro for the crop of young'ens we have
That said plays well in bigger games and has know how, would look to replace in the summer and either allow someone like besic to come through or bring someone else in, but think he'll do alright this season if used properly.
Played really well in some games so far, badly in others but he is a older guy.
Important pro for the crop of young'ens we have
mkrudden
Player Valuation: £40m
Which have the bad games been?
Donald Twain
Vide cor meum
Must admit he's proved me wrong this season. Hope he keeps up these performances and I might lay off him.
AaronTheBlue
Player Valuation: £60m
Right now, couldn't give you the exact games but its just from memory, his good games have far outweighed his bad ones though this season.
Blue Cheese
Mental Patient, GOT Ward
As I just pointed out in another thread, I saw an interesting stat yesterday about GB on Sky Sports news.
Gareth Barry is 5th in the 'players who have covered the most ground stats'. No sign of McCarthy in that top 5 either.
So for those saying his legs have gone, just think about that. The mistakes he makes are a different debate, but he can still cover ground with the best of them.
Gareth Barry is 5th in the 'players who have covered the most ground stats'. No sign of McCarthy in that top 5 either.
So for those saying his legs have gone, just think about that. The mistakes he makes are a different debate, but he can still cover ground with the best of them.
I think he's been better than McCarthy so far. I just think at times we need to gamble and not play two dms.
Saint Domingo
Player Valuation: £90m
Spurs City Watford United in my opinion. Good against Southampton and Chelsea, average v WBA and Liverpool.
Outshining - McCarthy this season - using the two of them at home may be a mistake?
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