Eggsyblueskin
Player Valuation: £40m
They are trained to chase the ball like demented dogs which is what they do for 70% of the game.
Actual football is secondary.
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Actual football is secondary.
Saint Domingo
Player Valuation: £90m
Are those stats more or less important than the one that says 48 points and what that league position would have been?
If we’d have won a game smack in the middle of that period but then lost one at the end of the season would the fate of the club have been any different?
Over 38 games he was level with De Zerbi and Iraola. Ahead of Silva, O’Neill, Frank, Nuno, Kompany, Edwards, and Wilder. They’re the only stats that matter.
Cheese on Toast would win in a landslide
Mickey
Player Valuation: £35m
He's getting paid 5million a year he better not complain.
Rumoured to have a 3m relegation clause in his deal, so its 8m.
6th highest paid manager in the League.
This boggles my mind to this day. He was unemployed, why are we paying him that much?
Dont know about that mate, some of us like a bit of creativity and have ambition so wouldnt rule out cheese and ham on toast with possibly a bit a sauce.
Mickey
Player Valuation: £35m
Because Lampard was on the same I think.
No idea why that has to be a factor, he was sacked and paid off.
bluestevon
Player Valuation: £80m
We also had the fourth best defence in the league, would have finished 12th without the points deduction level with everyone's favourite 'entertainers' Brighton
Also had two runs of form either side of the horrid run were we went 6-1-1 (Man United loss was undeserved) with four wins on the road and 5-1-1 at another period (Chelsea hammering the only loss but the first derby win in god knows how long at Goodison).
So either side of that long winless run we we 11-2-2 on results, yet critics never acknowledge that part
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
Cheap at twice the price.
bluestevon
Player Valuation: £80m
Just to add, last season we got very few results overall you could argue we were lucky to get on balance of play a d chances etc (Forest at home being one of those), but a damn good number of results we were definitely at least deserving a better result in overall play.
Our finishing last season was God awful and created an illusion we were worse than we were, also got outright robbed in a few (City, Arsenal were horrid decisions completely altered the game - especially that Arsenal season ender)
Our finishing last season was God awful and created an illusion we were worse than we were, also got outright robbed in a few (City, Arsenal were horrid decisions completely altered the game - especially that Arsenal season ender)
Even is the hyperbole run of not winning (in fixtures largely against the leagues best teams), we picked up points and good results, not like we were beaten every game.
bluestevon
Player Valuation: £80m
Yup I also definitely think the teams small size caught up with it as well.
Think the bad run started on Dec 19th in the cup loss to Fulham (thanks Onana) and lasted until the March break (maybe one game after - Bournemouth?) and the festive set of games just killed us and we had loads running on empty - Garner, McNeil and Harrison especially so. The extra 4 cup games including having to play a replay exasperated the issue too.
After that break the team seemed to have the legs again.
Delargeinho
Player Valuation: £15m
Yeah, he is and if we were a top club (result wise) and some still think here, we wouldn't have a manager in this category.
In the end, in a normal season we wouldn't even have been in the relegation battle in the crucial phase. The closest we were was 9 points between game day 15-38, with a good goal difference and a few teams around us. Doesn't mean I accept going 12 games without a mean.
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