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Dave, I do want more from him, and I am concerned that we would be buying a fading star that could look poor in 12-24 months time. In defence I would say he would look better, if the defence played 30 yards further forward, had an overlapping full back to the left of him, and a striker that could score. Never mind another couple of midfielders who can shift the ball, or a right winger with pace to stretch the pitch. He has created a lot of chances, but he cant be blamed if our strikers cant convert them. He is top 3 in the Premier league for chances created with 38. Only doku & Fernandes have more this season. So more than Foden, Saka, RS etc.
Great Dave will look him up, he was just before my time. Always enjoy yours and Tony\'s comments.
Can\'t believe some fans are slagging of Jack Grealish… unbelievable! He is head and shoulders above anyone else in that team.We can always go back to Harrison!
The movement is non-existent, I'll agree with that.But which players are you expecting movement from? Dewsbury-Hall? Yep. The rest don't have it in their game.O'Brien, Mykolenko, Keane, Tarkowski, Barry, Beto, McNeil etc. They play like trees, and always have done.
We need a change to uplift the season but, quite honestly, I am skeptical about any signing until they start producing the goods.We have had many strikers since the first tenure of Moyes and many have flopped. Lukaku was probably the only one to have any consistency.Beto and Barry have shown very little to worry Premier League defenses and of course Everton, having very little spare cash to make a serious offer for a really quality striker at this time, may have to try someone like this guy.