@Michael_Bowden9 The season's not even started yet ffs! We have a new coach with a new style of play, several players returned from world cup duty in the last week or so and we're active in the market. Chill tf out!
@TBTee1@AaronHeadley1 That makes the false assumption that nothing other than personnel changes. We're playing a different style which will create far more from open play. I think it's weak to say "good players left so we're screwed" which is what most are saying, as they did with Brentford last year
@OptaAnalyst 1) Palacios is not replacing Wilson, he's not even a winger.
2) Wilson scored from low xG chances you wouldn't expect him to repeat himself next season. He also was anonymous from March onwards.
3) 4 of Raul's goals were from pens. You'd expect decent conversion from others
@ValueAnaly0wp0@Reedyffc1990@OptaAnalyst And what was his xG last season? The reason Wilson was out top scorer last season was because we created nothing from open play.
@maxmel171@FulhamTransfer@LukicSasa10 He's 30 in a week with a year left on his deal (though the club does hold an option, I believe). You're not getting much more than that
@sully1879 We still have plenty of experience. A starting XI against Chelsea of Leno, Tete, LDF, Bassey, Robinson, Berge, Iwobi, King, Kevin, Bobb, Garcia has an average age of nearly 26.
@JulianHare17@WhiteNoise1879 Personal view is Andersen didn't have a great season, but if Silva had stayed he'd be fine. In AA's high line, however, you need recovery pace and agility that Joa simply doesn't have, and I'd be worried every time we started with him at CB next season
@JulianHare17@WhiteNoise1879 The red card was stupid but agreed - we as a team weren't good enough for the last 6 months of the season. The issue with Andersen is that he simply does not work in a high line as part of a back 4
@FulhamTransfer Depends on the level of the buyback really. If we've spent Β£34m on Garcia, I'd want any buyback to be structured such that we make a profit if they choose to exercise it after accounting for their sell-on clause.
@irvine75@jackaspi@GBPolitcs Tesco's net profit was Β£1.79B in 25/26 on revenue of Β£73.7B, so 2.4% net margin. It has 28% market share so serves c.8.3m households. If it reduced prices and completely eliminated all profit it would save each household an average of just Β£4 a week. They're not profiteering.