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Everything looks better without Grealish in the team.
The numbers flatter him a bit. I can recall two that were cleanup jobs from two yards out. That being said, getting there first is a thing.
That Moyes points out the assists maybe has me believing he has a trajectory. I think more likely, we are going to talk him up while output is good and look for takers.
If you didn’t know beforehand, losing out on him at the time just typifies the gross inadequacies of our club ownerships ever since the (long since knowingly bent) Premier League began well over 30 years ago.
I wouldn’t jump the gun regarding our current run Sure 3 wins on the bounce is great but 2 losses before that show a lot of work to be done to match strides with the so-called top clubs who have had the benefit of endless financing for quite a few years.
We mustn’t get on Jack’s case just yet. He is still a fine player who can play a vital role for the rest of the season. George can improve as can Dibling but neither are shoe-ins just yet.
Some of the points we have gathered in other games could have been lost due to poor
defending. Palace are a poor side this season and Ipswich are still trying to find their feet.
Who cares, it’s 30 years ago. Shall we go back a bit further and bemoan the fact that the RS signed Dean Saunders after we’d already put his name on a pre season friendly teamsheet?