"sometimes" does a lot of heavy lifting here because even his carry numbers are *dreadful*

It's Josh. 8/9 completed

Someone looked it up...

Enzo Fernandez is also 3rd in the league in total NPxG + xA (6.3) and 5th in progressive passes (80)

Apparently the biggest drawback is that its harder to go from elevated -> deep tunnel if you need to

Since I have absolutely no idea who else to ask - what's the benefit of doing cut and cover over elevated? Elevated is cheaper and seems to have the same limitation in terms of needing to tear down buildings...

I mean, it's from the RBL official website. I don't know why they would have incentives to lie about it.

He's a crazy stat for you. At 58 kg, he'd be in a three way tie for the fourth lightest player on the *Chelsea women's* team

And no, to preempt the inevitable replies, it's not because Frank is a defensive manager. This level of ineptitude transcends style. I think it simply comes down to the fact that he's physically overmatched in the premier league

Now, Xavi Simons OTOH has been pure garbage. Aside from being kind of active defensively which is think is more a reflection of how Thomas Frank sets up than his own skill, there's nothing there.

Anyway, I collectively refer to this chart as Shit Butterfly

He's been quite unlucky that Liverpool haven't been finishing the chances that he's created and that his own shooting is ice cold. Now, is 0.44 good enough considering his price? Not even close. But you can see the framework of a good premier league player there.

You're right, I would enjoy this given that I've written basically the same article four years ago 🤣

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what do you think?

Yeah, this should be fixed soon

Most of it is, there's one key component that has to be run locally