Toffe3m4n
Player Valuation: £80m
It's over the past 3 seasons apparently, which is still loads better than what even one of our lot has managed in the same time.
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den
Player Valuation: £950k
I’d like it to be true, but he’s only played right 18 times in the PL. Of course, in those 18, he has 5 goals and 3 assists.
Blue peter
Player Valuation: £35m
Agreed - he is my favourite injured player already
Breakdown of his statistics in the Premier League.
In the 2020-2021 Premier League season, Jack Harrison, aged 23, showcased his prowess as a key player for Leeds United. With 36 matches played, including 34 starts, he accumulated a significant 2,847 minutes on the field. Harrison's impact was notable, contributing 8 goals and 8 assists throughout the season. Of his 8 goals, all were from open play, demonstrating his ability to find the back of the net from a variety of situations. Furthermore, he participated in 108 progressive carries, 98 progressive passes, and an impressive 307 progressive runs, showcasing his role in advancing the ball and initiating attacking moves. Jack Harrison's Expected Goals (xG) stood at 5.8, reflecting his potential to convert goal-scoring opportunities, and his Expected Assists (xAG) at 6.5 underlined his contribution to setting up scoring chances for his teammates. This combination of goal-scoring and playmaking solidified his impact on Leeds United's offensive strategies during this season.
The following season, in 2021-2022, Jack Harrison's contribution continued to shine for Leeds United in the Premier League. Now aged 24, he participated in 35 matches, 32 of which he started, accumulating 2,639 minutes of playing time. Harrison's goal-scoring prowess remained impressive, tallying 8 goals, once again all from open play. While his assists saw a decrease, with 1 assist recorded, his total goal contributions for the season stood at 9. He maintained his ability to convert from the penalty spot, recording 8 penalty goals from 3 penalty attempts. Harrison's Expected Goals (xG) for this season were measured at 4.4, reflecting his potential to score based on the quality of chances he created, while his Expected Assists (xAG) reached 3.2. His involvement in progressive actions was once again evident, with 120 progressive carries, 89 progressive passes, and 234 progressive runs, indicating his role in advancing the ball and orchestrating attacking plays.
During the 2022-2023 Premier League season, Jack Harrison, now 25 years old, continued to be a pivotal player for Leeds United. Across 36 matches, with 34 starts, he accumulated a total of 2,708 minutes on the field. Harrison's contribution remained significant, with 5 goals and 7 assists recorded during the season. All of his goals were from open play, highlighting his ability to find scoring opportunities in various situations. Additionally, he engaged in 103 progressive carries, 103 progressive passes, and 255 progressive runs, further showcasing his involvement in advancing the ball and sparking attacking movements. In terms of Expected Goals (xG), Harrison's figure for the season was 4.7, indicating his potential to convert chances into goals. His Expected Assists (xAG) reached 5.1, underscoring his role in creating goal-scoring opportunities for his teammates. Overall, Harrison's dynamic combination of goal-scoring, playmaking, and progressive play solidified his impact on Leeds United's attacking strategies throughout the 2022-2023 Premier League campaign.
In the 2020-2021 Premier League season, Jack Harrison, aged 23, showcased his prowess as a key player for Leeds United. With 36 matches played, including 34 starts, he accumulated a significant 2,847 minutes on the field. Harrison's impact was notable, contributing 8 goals and 8 assists throughout the season. Of his 8 goals, all were from open play, demonstrating his ability to find the back of the net from a variety of situations. Furthermore, he participated in 108 progressive carries, 98 progressive passes, and an impressive 307 progressive runs, showcasing his role in advancing the ball and initiating attacking moves. Jack Harrison's Expected Goals (xG) stood at 5.8, reflecting his potential to convert goal-scoring opportunities, and his Expected Assists (xAG) at 6.5 underlined his contribution to setting up scoring chances for his teammates. This combination of goal-scoring and playmaking solidified his impact on Leeds United's offensive strategies during this season.
The following season, in 2021-2022, Jack Harrison's contribution continued to shine for Leeds United in the Premier League. Now aged 24, he participated in 35 matches, 32 of which he started, accumulating 2,639 minutes of playing time. Harrison's goal-scoring prowess remained impressive, tallying 8 goals, once again all from open play. While his assists saw a decrease, with 1 assist recorded, his total goal contributions for the season stood at 9. He maintained his ability to convert from the penalty spot, recording 8 penalty goals from 3 penalty attempts. Harrison's Expected Goals (xG) for this season were measured at 4.4, reflecting his potential to score based on the quality of chances he created, while his Expected Assists (xAG) reached 3.2. His involvement in progressive actions was once again evident, with 120 progressive carries, 89 progressive passes, and 234 progressive runs, indicating his role in advancing the ball and orchestrating attacking plays.
During the 2022-2023 Premier League season, Jack Harrison, now 25 years old, continued to be a pivotal player for Leeds United. Across 36 matches, with 34 starts, he accumulated a total of 2,708 minutes on the field. Harrison's contribution remained significant, with 5 goals and 7 assists recorded during the season. All of his goals were from open play, highlighting his ability to find scoring opportunities in various situations. Additionally, he engaged in 103 progressive carries, 103 progressive passes, and 255 progressive runs, further showcasing his involvement in advancing the ball and sparking attacking movements. In terms of Expected Goals (xG), Harrison's figure for the season was 4.7, indicating his potential to convert chances into goals. His Expected Assists (xAG) reached 5.1, underscoring his role in creating goal-scoring opportunities for his teammates. Overall, Harrison's dynamic combination of goal-scoring, playmaking, and progressive play solidified his impact on Leeds United's attacking strategies throughout the 2022-2023 Premier League campaign.
Rooney_Tunes
Player Valuation: £40m
He's alright.
den
Player Valuation: £950k
I love reading statistics in a narrative format.
Marius57
Player Valuation: £60m
No but if McNeil is fit, he showed last season he can provide quality down the left. He isn’t going to shift him from his preferred position when the improvement in quality would be negligible but would weaken us on the right.
I said I wanted him back in December, so I'm happy with this signing. I've always thought he would be a good fit for Everton and would add balance from being left sided. But how successful the deal will be is going to be dictated a lot by how bad his injury is.
If he is back at some point in September then the deal will be worth it. If it takes 2-3 months for him to be deemed fit by Dyche then the deal becomes a lot more risky. My concern would be mainly around the levels of fitness needed for Dyche to consider a player for selection. If he is only fit in 3 weeks, then he might need a month's training, and we are in mid October. Let's hope he's available after the next international break.
Adding numbers to Evertons squad is needed, as by January we are without Duke, Gana, and Iwobi. This is good business , by Everton, all considered.
What a transfer saga!
UTFTs!
Azza
Player Valuation: £80m
"Thelwell persistent in securing one of clubs main targets"
If he was a main target why wasn't this done at the start of the transfer window given the clause he has in his contract.
ultra
Player Valuation: £15m
Dyche prefers to play crap players who are super fit, than good players who have satisfactory fitness levels.
I still don't know if this is happening or not!!
Think he suits our style of play more than Gray. Works hard, direct and chips in regularly with goals and assists. Getting him for no outlay and being able to sell Gray for £10 million or more is smart business. I never thought I’d type that sentence in relation to Everton’s transfer dealings.
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