relegation situation. Let's start by talking Everton shown
that each coming to the city ground today. Everton in that
bottom three. As you saw there,
did you expect a bigger impact from Sean died when he got
the job? Well, given given the fixtures that he's had to deal
with. Probably not,
I think two wins in five on you play Arsenal, twice difficult
games in. There is okay, two wins of course, winning games
with three points is huge.
Maybe I expected the actively because they're considered six
in the last two games. I think it is, I expect them to be
a little tighter, given some, they got some good players.
It's the see two of them right there. Cody,
and took off ski there,
it's just a miracle their Midfield, which will take
a look at, in the lineup. Soon, it looks like it's got some
physicality, some, some
Foundation about it. It's just the final piece, the attacking
part, the final third. Again, we're getting a little looks
here of certain players that are going to be involved in
that. That's where they struggle. Rebecca, the goals
creating goals,
and we know that Sean died. She is kind of philosophy.
Sometimes makes it difficult because he's so focused on
being defensively strong with that strong Foundation, that's
the balance. He's got to find, maybe Midfield players are not
here, maybe they can get into the box score a few more goals.
But when you lose Anthony Gordon,
one of your best players in the January window and don't
replace him and you've got Neil mopey. That's got one in 20
Dominick Calhoun continues to have injury issues, that's
their problem right there. What do you think? When you look at
your old Club, what
do you think has been the route to their problem? What I think.
I think it goes all the way back when Machinery took over
seven years ago. That seven years is that eight managers?
We have eight managers.
That's they want their own players. They inherit players
that they don't want their try and get out of the door and
then ultimately, you get to shundich. And here we are and
he's inherited a bunch of players.
Probably been told you can't buy any
one of our best assets and Anthony Gordon. He's got to go.
And so when you look at what he's, what he's adopted. It's
just a mess. It's a mess from the last seven years. We saw
this coming last year with Everton. And so,
as you said, the Striking has been abysmal.
They've had no goals really from anywhere. The top goal
scorer has three goals. I like the Midfield 309 anodic or
a addresses kind of gay. They're robust they get about but there
is no production in that Midfield and
it's hard to see where the goals are going to come from.
They score two goals on a Dyson. Five games both have
been from Defenders when that happens and you're on
a training ground and I've been there,
the messages got to keep a clean sheet, got to keep
a clean sheet, as long as you can, keep it at nil,
first 20 minutes, 30 minutes, you feel great about yourself.
The second that gold goes in which it has been You know, we
have to find two goals when finding one has been nearly
impossible. And so have they been met engine relying so
heavily on Dominic of a lemon?
It looks that way now because you can't stay fit and then
even when he has been fit the football hasn't Sudanese only
scored the one goal and 11 games this season. So yes. But
they had added enough around him when he was fit and they
were playing Route 1 football,
that they were getting some results to sort of the back in
the last season. Okay, let's have another look at the bottom
half because this is quite incredible. Robbie, as I say,
from 27 points down to Anyone separating 12 down to 20th.
Now, this is, am I not
correct? Because Brighton, Brentford of Fulham, you
probably the beginning of season would have expected to
have at least two of those three appeared somewhere in
this bottom half. They are all in the top half and flying,
which means that if you're not counting born with, as
a classic big Club, to Big clubs are going to get relegated.
Yeah, and I look
at West Ham United in Leicester city, two teams would not have
expected to be in this area and then it's a whole different
mindset of trying to get out of it and what needs to be done in
those
situations? And I think when I look at Nottingham, Forest on
25 points, there
a win. What a chance this game is for them to get to 28
points. Rebecca then what you can see the light at the end of
the tunnel. I've been there and that relegation area. When you
start getting towards
30 points mean back then, it was kind of 40
but nowadays, I think the average of the last 10 years to
stay up to finish. 17th is like 37 and a half points so that's
the target. So if they can get to 28 beaten another struggler
that's huge for not in forest.