Arteta2391
Player Valuation: £30m
Appealing footy with a lack of wins.
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ianefc
Player Valuation: £70m
is that the latest defence?
orly
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Apparently so.
We've not won one yet, but we will. And then there will be VINDICATION.
I do actually think we will get through vs City
Whistlin' Dixie
Player Valuation: £50m
royalblue66
Player Valuation: £70m
Last league win was December 26th , this man is going to do another Wigan, but aye we are still in the Mickey Mouse cup,so that's o k.
GraemeS1980
Player Valuation: £20m
Thought we were phenomenal today
We're entertaining though
"It is another disappointing result for the Toffees, who twice threw away a lead to draw at Chelsea last weekend and have now won just three of their past 14 matches at Goodison Park and one win in 10 league matches overall."
Think that says all that needs to be said.
Think that says all that needs to be said.
orly
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Agreed mate, we quite literally have to score three goals a game at home to win.
If Lukaku has an off day like today, that becomes a little tricky though...
Mo' Better Blues
Player Valuation: £750k
It's also worth noting that last season Gareth Barry, Ross and Rom were nowhere near as good as they've been this season, we've added Geri and yet were just as bad.....
Charles Hawtrey
Player Valuation: £40m
depressing!
OnlyTheBestIsGoodEnough
Player Valuation: £950k
Time to get rid wasn't his biggest fan when he came here and I still feel the same now he just isn't what we need or want
TGW89
Player Valuation: £35m
Moyes shouldn't come back on principle, but I totally get your point.
People seem to think the Moyes era was all KIUAP1 football (or whatever that ridiculous acronym was) but in 2006-09 we had players with no ego and could play when needed. Results first, entertainment second.
Between late October and early March in 2007-08, some of our football was majestic, just as good as anything produced in 13-14. That was under Moyes.
It's also worth noting that the traditional top four was MUCH tougher back then. Just compare the "spines" of the top teams back then:
Arsenal in 2007 - Gallas, Fabregas, Van Persie
Arsenal now - Mertesacker, Flamini, Giroud
Chelsea in 2007 - (Prime) Terry, Lampard and Drogba
Chelsea now - (Aged) Terry, Mikel, Costa
Man Utd in 2007 - Vidic, Scholes, (Prime) Rooney
Man Utd now - Smalling, Mata, Martial
Liverpool in 2007 - Carragher, Alonso/ (Prime) Gerrard, (In-form) Torres
Liverpool now - Lovren, Henderson, Benteke
If he'd been given the sort of money RM has been fronted, I'm confident we'd have got top four again in that period.
As for El Clown, all I will say is, even under Mike Walker we'd usually win if we went two up. Under no other manager have we taken a 2-0 lead and I've automatically thought "we're going to muck this up".
That is what RM has done to the club with an admirable philosophy but terrible man management.
If you add the last 15 league games of last season to take a 'rolling season' view it's 12 wins out of 38 and almost half (5 = QPR, Burnley, Newcastle, Villa, Sunderland) of those wins have come from teams who are in the relegation zone or who were relegated.
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