TheCount
Player Valuation: £10m
This just shows how fruitless it is to compare a player you watch every week, to one you see 8 minutes of every week.
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This just shows how fruitless it is to compare a player you watch every week, to one you see 8 minutes of every week.
Ehmm....does it not say that Benteke played ~500 MORE minutes than Lukaku?As your spouting nonsense here ya go mate enjoy the stats and maybe they will make you have a think before putting your foot in it next time
Offsides (2014-15)
Christian Benteke (Aston Villa) – 36 (2886 minutes played)
Romelu Lukaku (Everton) – 36 (2376 minutes played)
Charlie Austin (QPR) – 35 (3066 minutes played)
In case you need that explaining - Benteke was by a mile the worst player in the league for offsides last season mate same number as Lukaku but 500 minutes less time
Besic McCarthy Barkley Lennon Del/Kev
Could be a good midfield to perform a high press given the right instruction.
Ehmm....does it not say that Benteke played ~500 MORE minutes than Lukaku?
Gotcha, thought thats what you meant but just got confused.Aye mate, got that mixed up but obvious from what i was saying that meant the other way round
As your spouting nonsense here ya go mate enjoy the stats and maybe they will make you have a think before putting your foot in it next time
Offsides (2014-15)
Christian Benteke (Aston Villa) – 36 (2886 minutes played)
Romelu Lukaku (Everton) – 36 (2376 minutes played)
Charlie Austin (QPR) – 35 (3066 minutes played)
In case you need that explaining - Benteke was by a mile the worst player in the league for offsides last season mate same number as Lukaku but 500 minutes less time
McCarthy hasn't proved to be anything more than a decent player, and isn't going to get any better really. Lukaku and Deulofeu are the solid ones and apart from that what has he done? The other players you mention still have a long way to go.Errrr you serious mate?
Lukaku brought to the club at 20 permanently signed at 21
Deulofeu brought the club at 19 permanently signed at 21
McCarthy brought to the club at 22
Galloway brought to the club at 18
Holgate - brought to the club at 18 - and highly touted
Basically what your saying is he didn't bring Barkley and Stones (although one of those was an academy player and he all but signed the other for Wigan until we gazzumped them last minute) because all the other young players he did bring in...
Also the first two sentences i highlighted you have contradicted yourself massively
Where did I say Benteke was not offside as much as Lukaku so read what I said before you accuse me of talking nonsense, it's constantly frustrating to see Lukaku being caught offside and I'm sue the Villa fans would say the same about Benteke if your stats are right, and since you never accused me of talking nonsense regarding the other points I take it you agree with me.
all mobile enough and fluid enough positionally. comes back to getting in a coach who works on it with themBesic McCarthy Barkley Lennon Del/Kev
Could be a good midfield to perform a high press given the right instruction.
McCarthy hasn't proved to be anything more than a decent player, and isn't going to get any better really. Lukaku and Deulofeu are the solid ones and apart from that what has he done? The other players you mention still have a long way to go.
He's been here since 2013 and Deulofeu and Lukaku is all he has picked up of real quality from the market. Everyone else was already here. That's 3 transfer windows. Then of course there's McGeady, Alcaraz and a whole host of useless transfer he's made. Does that sound like someone getting us to the CL?
When he has the talent he generally knows what to do with it(well, that's apart from Atsu whom he didn't use) but the problem is ofcourse we don't have all that talent already here and the first matter at hand for the manager to take care of was transforming this squad into a top 4 quality squad. He hasn't done that and hasn't looked like doing it.
Don't know what contradiction you're talking about.
By anyone's measure that is an incredibly negative appraisal of Martinez' progress towards building the solid foundation of a young team capable of growing together and increasingly challenging for titles.McCarthy hasn't proved to be anything more than a decent player, and isn't going to get any better really. Lukaku and Deulofeu are the solid ones and apart from that what has he done? The other players you mention still have a long way to go.
He's been here since 2013 and Deulofeu and Lukaku is all he has picked up of real quality from the market. Everyone else was already here. That's 3 transfer windows. Then of course there's McGeady, Alcaraz and a whole host of useless transfer he's made. Does that sound like someone getting us to the CL?
When he has the talent he generally knows what to do with it(well, that's apart from Atsu whom he didn't use) but the problem is ofcourse we don't have all that talent already here and the first matter at hand for the manager to take care of was transforming this squad into a top 4 quality squad. He hasn't done that and hasn't looked like doing it.
Don't know what contradiction you're talking about.
Lukaku, Mirallas, Deulofeu, Barkley. Apart from Kane I can't think of players from either side you'd have in a front four over these?
Your point on the defence is my point exactly. We have better individuals but they are not a good defence....because of the manager.
All you have to say is would Mourinho or Ferguson, or Wenger or Pellegrini have us top 4? Most probably yes. I know they're some of the best prem managers but my point is finances help a lot but we can get a better manager than Martinez who could crack the top 4 without huge financial outlay.