| Team evolution 20:53 - May 14 with 956 views | Keno |
Gav thread made me wonder how the team as evolved. McKennas first team 29 Dec 2021
Ipswich Town (3-4-3): Hladky; Donacien, Woolfenden, Edmundson; Burns, Morsy, Evans, Penney; Aluko (Chaplin, 72), Norwood (Carroll, 80), Bonne (Pigott, 88)
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| Team evolution on 02:58 - May 15 with 707 views | charlie1 |
The interesting thing for me is that, while only three of that team are in the current starting 11, the stats over McKenna’s reign are staggering.
Even when the players weren’t ‘his own’ he got them playing in a way Cook just couldn’t.
28/12/21 to now:
Played 69.
Scored 130 goals
Conceded 47
Won 39
Lost 8.
8!!! In a season and a half! |  | | |
| Team evolution on 07:52 - May 15 with 562 views | Pique |
| Team evolution on 02:58 - May 15 by charlie1 |
The interesting thing for me is that, while only three of that team are in the current starting 11, the stats over McKenna’s reign are staggering.
Even when the players weren’t ‘his own’ he got them playing in a way Cook just couldn’t.
28/12/21 to now:
Played 69.
Scored 130 goals
Conceded 47
Won 39
Lost 8.
8!!! In a season and a half! |
The strange thing is that we've had a lot of people, including some on here (although they've either gone quiet now or changed their tune) making the argument that these incredible stats are what should be expected given the money he's spent relative to other teams.
Go and tell that to Southampton fans. According to a recent Guardian article, their spending over the last two transfer windows amounted to £127 million - more than Liverpool's outlay, double Fulham's and triple Palace's. [Post edited 15 May 2023 7:52]
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