“Granit was in there doing tactics with us at HT too - a big effort from everyone.”
Looks to have given up on the pitch but he’s still out captain until he’s gone. Love everything he’s done for us. #SAFC
Luke O’Nien. The only footballer I know who could quote Damian Hughes and praise my hat in the same interview. He was excellent again today and told me this post-match:
🗣️ “It’s a good feeling in the dressing room. We’ve missed that feeling. I’ve had one of the best educations from Brian Brobbey - playing against him in training. I still haven’t worked out how to play him after a year and a half. The strength and the quality he has is frightening.”
🗣️ “Jules Ahoka was phenomenal. We’ve been trying to make comparisons to Premier League players and the way he played today. Granit was in there doing tactics with us at HT too - a big effort from everyone.”
🗣️ “We just said that big parts of us there was like us last season. Damian Hughes said success leaves clues. So we went back to what worked for us last season. But we have to keep the hammer down now.”
🗣️ “The crowd were another man with us. Big thanks to them. l haven’t seen the table but off the bottom? That’s good! Nearly as good as your beret!”
Andy retweeted
❤️ The dressing room reaction
🥹 The Ahoka speech
Your Player of the Match, Jules Ahoka 🇨🇩
👀 #SAFC
Andy retweeted
Brian Brobbey is the best target man in the Premier League this season
When Sunderland go long from their own half and he gets to the ball first, they keep it 79% of the time. The average for forwards is 53%. Calvert-Lewin, who wins far more long balls, is at 53%, Delap at 38%
Absolutely no surprises from Super Mukiele and no attack Reinildo #SAFC
Full-backs this season: Offensive vs Defensive.Each axis is a rank % within its role pool, from league games so far.
🇭🇷 Joško Gvardiol is the most complete.
🇺🇿 Abdukodir Khusanov is the lockdown defender
This shows only 2 of our 3 full-back profiles.
Kadioglu for instance ranks high as a playmaker instead.
Formulas for both roles shown in the comments.
