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With respect Dave, what was the ‘improvement’?
We spent £160m (ish) in summer 2025 and that bought us one first-team regular, one more point in 2025-2026 than in 2024-2025, and five more goals scored but six more goals conceded (-1, if you like).
‘Improvement’? The last seven games? The last two games were absolutely woeful, shameful, and humiliating for us. We finished the season in relegation form.
The quality of the footy was mediocre bordering on abysmal for the most part.
As for success or not on the signings:
HIT: KDH, Grealish
HIT?: Rohl
MISS: George, Barry, Dibling, Alcaraz, Aznou *
N/A: Travers, King
TFG: C-
* The reasons behind misses are not necessarily about the quality of the players themselves but the ways in which they were erm ‘managed’ or erm ‘used’ by Moyes.
Hopefully this will help us to keep Tyrique George on the books!!!
I like your positivity but if we spend £150m plus net in the current window, I will buy you a hat and eat it for you.
Tony 49
Totally agree. Smart owners know it it wise to get the fans onboard. Read a very interesting article about Kroenke today. At first he thought it didn’t matter. Then he realised it not only mattered but was a prerequisite. Now look at them.