Delargeinho
Player Valuation: £20m
Times are over, where you say defense does defense and attack does attack, Attacking starts at the GK, defense at the ST.Everyone does both mate, it's a normal thing to do you'd think
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Well it's nothing to do with GOT - he was consistently getting double digits under Silva/Carlo and looking on the up, it made no sense to go for a different type of player.
He's stunk it out lately obviously but at the time we had no need to go for a Wood-type.
kenada_blue
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Well they can as we do have one of the best defensive records in the league (yes as a team). But it's more the profile of the fullbacks. Are they offensive or defensive?
Ours are defensive. Can they get up and down the pitch? A 39 year old Ashley Young can't. A 26 year old Myko can but what can he do further up the pitch? Very little.
Fullbacks now are really there to support and recycle. And yes, our wingers are defensive minded...but there's equally no pace to break away either. You also get combinations further up the pitch when you have the ball. We rarely keep the ball up top due to tactics as well as quality.
But we have limited options in key parts of the field
yes true ofcEveryone does both mate, it's a normal thing to do you'd think
Brentford came to mind because they are miles ahead of us due to having a creative and adaptable manager
We have players that can do it, it isn't rocket science. Dyche just doesn't let them do it
Comparing Wood to DCL at this time doesn't stand up. They are doing completely different jobs with completely different support
Wood did a little better under Dyche than DCL has, and that's the only comparison worth making. Wasn't lighting up the stage then though
Patterson played well going forward (and still does for the most part, other than the highlighted no-target-crossing), but is allegedly very bad defensively, even though he's at worse the same as the rest.
Mykolenko tries to do an overlap every so often but we're not setup to do it - McNeil on the left has never played the ball ahead of Mykolenko, and Dyche even blasted him to the press for, uh, going forward...? when we lost that game. Ndiaye drifts in too much and leaves the left exposed, which leads to another imbalance we're never prepared for.
There's no blistering pace but there's no movement and that's where the buck stops for me. All of those players have played better and more dynamically everywhere else, but don't now, even Harrison. No idea to exploit any weakness, no preparation for any counter/attack, we just stack both wings with the 2 LB/RBs we deploy and hope the hoof works.
Sky are such chancers nowadays. Havent got a clue.
Delargeinho
Player Valuation: £20m
Always compare this to Dyche‘s Burnley Europe or last season.
I know he had 13/16 goals in 2 seasons. Good outputs overall for both. He had his spell during the first games, but then 26 games and 5 goals for the rest or 10 games without a goal in the last 10 games of 19/20.
But good consistency, both don‘t offer, but tbf we hadn‘t a lot of striker in the last decades doing it.
Click bait is the currency these days unfortunately
trueblue84
Player Valuation: £50m
[Sarcasm] surely not. They've got kaveh solhekol! [/Sarcasm]
Drico
Player Valuation: £60m
That was very apparent, yesterday, when Myers and O'Connor winked and nodded at the fanbase from behind very vague, cryptic articles that said everything and nothing.
They're hedging their bets because they have no "in" with the Texans.
NathDogg
Player Valuation: £50m
Dyches Everton stats are just horrendous, and are screaming relegation, but the above is just horrendous.
Giving that gobshite spitty ammo to rip the club to bits, cheers gaffer, keep working those miracles.
nevsonlymate
Player Valuation: £8m
Press conference pushed back to 4.30 so he can do one to one striker training with the lads
Delargeinho
Player Valuation: £20m
He will be late anyways.