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If the glass ceiling is two La Liga titles and a CL final in a decade...that's not much of a glass ceiling. That's an unqualified success.
Simeone really would be the perfect fit for Everton IMO...
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If the glass ceiling is two La Liga titles and a CL final in a decade...that's not much of a glass ceiling. That's an unqualified success.
Those numbers are pathetic but they don’t even tell the whole story - I’d bet they’d be just as bad if you posted their assists.Posted other day. Leicesters midfield chipped in with almost 30 goals last season.
Evertons entire midfield never got into double figures. And sigurdsson got 6 of those.
Gomes 0
Allan 0
Davies 0
Iwobi 1
Doucoure 2.
3 goals from 5 midfielders. I havent looked but id be amazed if there was worse in the league last year outside the bottom 3.
As one who argued for keeping the Wall of 4...because it mostly worked and the players seemed to buy into it.I think our similarities with Atletico would be that they are/were very much a tier 2 outfit as I would call them (below the top 7/8 super teams in turnover) but with additional funds have probably become a sort of hybrid of what to do between being a super team and being a very dynamic club (thinking of your Lille's, Leipzigs etc). To a degree Dortmund are close to that space, and Spurs were for a time.
I sense with Moshiri's money and impatience, if we were to be successful that might be a better space for us to operate than going the full RB Leipzig way.
In terms of the specificity of the team and manager and in this article it was more about a playing style. Atletico have developed a style that works for them, but it isn't trying to emulate what the dominant trends of the top teams are. As I think I mentioned, big, strong, powerful, organised, good at set pieces etc. You could say like an elite Burnley. I think thats a good model to follow actually.
I mean some say you will hit a glass ceiling playing that way, but to me Atletico seem to disprove this somewhat.
That was the thinking.
Posted other day. Leicesters midfield chipped in with almost 30 goals last season.
Evertons entire midfield never got into double figures. And sigurdsson got 6 of those.
Gomes 0
Allan 0
Davies 0
Iwobi 1
Doucoure 2.
3 goals from 5 midfielders. I havent looked but id be amazed if there was worse in the league last year outside the bottom 3.
I wonder how many of the goals we did get were from set pieces as well. From open play we didn't really create anything.We definitely need to get more goals into the team. I'd say as a % of goals in a team, DCL's must be right up there for an Everton team.
Our formation doesn't lend itself to our midfield contributing much. The rs's midfield output wasn't much better than ours this season. The big difference is that we have a front 3 that don't score loads either.Posted other day. Leicesters midfield chipped in with almost 30 goals last season.
Evertons entire midfield never got into double figures. And sigurdsson got 6 of those.
Gomes 0
Allan 0
Davies 0
Iwobi 1
Doucoure 2.
3 goals from 5 midfielders. I havent looked but id be amazed if there was worse in the league last year outside the bottom 3.
Our formation doesn't lend itself to our midfield contributing much. The rs's midfield output wasn't much better than ours this season. The big difference is that we have a front 3 that don't score loads either.
Bernard gets a lot of stick, but he got 3 goals in 18 appearances last season. He often has a lot more end product than Iwobi.Posted other day. Leicesters midfield chipped in with almost 30 goals last season.
Evertons entire midfield never got into double figures. And sigurdsson got 6 of those.
Gomes 0
Allan 0
Davies 0
Iwobi 1
Doucoure 2.
3 goals from 5 midfielders. I havent looked but id be amazed if there was worse in the league last year outside the bottom 3.
Apparently Atletico was model Moshiri wanted us to emulate.I think our similarities with Atletico would be that they are/were very much a tier 2 outfit as I would call them (below the top 7/8 super teams in turnover) but with additional funds have probably become a sort of hybrid of what to do between being a super team and being a very dynamic club (thinking of your Lille's, Leipzigs etc). To a degree Dortmund are close to that space, and Spurs were for a time.
I sense with Moshiri's money and impatience, if we were to be successful that might be a better space for us to operate than going the full RB Leipzig way.
In terms of the specificity of the team and manager and in this article it was more about a playing style. Atletico have developed a style that works for them, but it isn't trying to emulate what the dominant trends of the top teams are. As I think I mentioned, big, strong, powerful, organised, good at set pieces etc. You could say like an elite Burnley. I think thats a good model to follow actually.
I mean some say you will hit a glass ceiling playing that way, but to me Atletico seem to disprove this somewhat.
That was the thinking.
Different teams different play styles. Liverpool finished 3rd with Wijnaldum their highest midfield scorer on 2. 6 in totalPosted other day. Leicesters midfield chipped in with almost 30 goals last season.
Evertons entire midfield never got into double figures. And sigurdsson got 6 of those.
Gomes 0
Allan 0
Davies 0
Iwobi 1
Doucoure 2.
3 goals from 5 midfielders. I havent looked but id be amazed if there was worse in the league last year outside the bottom 3.
Simeone really would be the perfect fit for Everton IMO...
Yeah shame he lost the CL final to that useless bloke who doesn’t have a plan and can’t organise a fitness session.
Different teams different play styles. Liverpool finished 3rd with Wijnaldum their highest midfield scorer on 2. 6 in total