Points determine success; you improve on the previous points tally then that’s the mark of improvement
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welshtoffee
Player Valuation: £30m
That's my worry and especially with some of the crap in our team, unless we make dramatic changes it could be a long hard season.
If only Moshiri wouldnt listen to most of the (none financial) football related ideas He comes up with
Points determine league position.
Carlo Ancelotti's Everton accrued enough points to finish 10th.
61 points can mean 4th one season (like it did for us one), other seasons it's 9th (like last season).
Ancelotti failed at Everton.
If Benitez improves on Ancelotti's 10th, then that's a mark of improvement.
ForeverBlue92
Player Valuation: £80m
Exactly - you could get 80 points and win the title one year then get 82 points the following year and finish 2nd.
Points mean little in the grand scheme of things unless you advocate the 72 points trophy.
allezlesbleus
Player Valuation: £35m
A couple of seasons at Blackburn. I think promotion from 3rd Div to second in first season, narrowly missed out on successive promotion to old First Division next season. Inexperienced at top tier but broadly fitted the description of a young rising star who had served a bit of an apprenticeship in lower leagues. Not quite nothing, clear improvement of the team he was managing, albeit at lower level.
By growing up
Points determine improvement; if you go 61,58, 54 each year remain in the same league position you’re declining because you’re losing more points. League position can be a false indicator; the same when we finished 4th with Moyes
Nah. If a team survived relegation on 37 points, but was relegated the following season on 39 points - it wouldn't be seen as progress would it?
Points determine league position.
League position determines success.
League position is the benchmark.
For all the fanfare, for all the adulation - Ancelotti was a failure. I was his biggest advocate because Ancelotti had the credentials to give confidence he'd get it right in time and I knew there wasn't a better alternative to come in, but he bailed early and that dictated his Everton legacy to be one of unquestionable failure.
The benchmark he set was 10th.
Over the course of a full season, he delivered woeful football with negative goal difference and managed to outperform Aston Villa, Newcastle, Wolves, Crystal Palace, Southampton, Brighton, Burnley, Fulham, West Brom and Sheffield United.
Any manager, finishing below 10th with this Everton squad should be sacked.
If Benitez finishes higher than 10th, he outperformed Ancelotti.
4737carlin
Player Valuation: £90m
We support Everton, he is OUR manager, he is our face at press conferences, he represents every Everton supporter, he is the chosen one.
He's here now, the season starts in 10? days, I didn't want him because he and all the other 'vaible' candidates were just different shades of meh and the rs thing was just one more reason not to have a meh manager.
But who else was there?
Well there was maybe my pick of Bielsa but I doubt he would leave Leeds.
So
Who else was there?
Moshiri got him the job
Results will keep him the job.
But who else was there?
Well there was maybe my pick of Bielsa but I doubt he would leave Leeds.
So
Who else was there?
Moshiri got him the job
Results will keep him the job.
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
Yep, it’s time to put all the history and bad feelings behind us and get behind the team and manager…..
Zatara
Player Valuation: £100m
The manager cant affect other teams results, only his own teams.
59pts would have gotten 6th in 19/20
17 wins would have been 6th highest then also.
That is of course meaningless when we finished 10th in 20/21.
Based on improving your own team though surely it should be based on points achieved?
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