I Asked 1,221 Fans To Be Honest About THEIR Club (Shocking Results)
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We watching a ref make 10 bad decisions in a game. ...Of that 10 VAR correctly overturns 8-9 and fails on 1-2. The 1-2 is bad and we need to fix it, but you can't go back to the 10.
As a Liverpool fan, that one fan was most likely one of us. After all, we almost beat them with two man less. And we are bitter
honestly terrified of it being myself fucking up the survey
probably Gunners fan
That was gonna be my comment lol
Can safely say I was not the 1 singular Tottenham fan, loving Ange and the squad depth will only improve. Exciting times!
Also, can only laugh at Chelsea fans think Todd Boehly is the problem. Not the fact their club is finally acting above board (yeah I’ll say it, actually being run legally). Welcome to the real world.
Yeah man, I support Liverpool, but I always say that the best times were when we were competing for top 4 and playing care free football. End of the day, football is about entertainment and there isn’t anything more entertaining in football at the moment than Angeball
@@iMDN94how on earth have you came to the conclusion that boehly blowing a billion in a season on fuck all, leaving them having to sell all profitable assets is not his fault 😂
@@iMDN94we're not even owned by Boehly, and yes, clearlake are completely incompetent idiots
It was probably an Arsenal supporter
People want to keep VAR because they know it can be done better by competent people.
I'd love to see this done 3 times over the season then analyse the mood changes throughout the season
This!!
Definitely agree! The season is long and opinions change fast
@@johndematatis9718 Opinion change every 5 minutes. Can't think of anything more boring that repeating this complete waste of time.
As a Newcastle fan I can safely say the reason we are the only team unhappy with the amount of added time is because a third of all our goals conceded have come from 85+ minutes. Just sick of conceding late 😂
Brilliant concept. Doing this twice a season would be awesome. Keep up the great work.
One of my favourite videos of yours James! Would love to see this multiple times throughout the year on different clubs or subjects.
Brentford fan here, the recruitment has historically been excellent but it feels like it was suited for unearthing gems who could cut it at a high championship/low prem level. We’re in a tricky situation now where to go to the next level over summer we went for players like Gonzalez from Fiorentina or Bakayoko from PSV. We have the financial muscle to sign players but lack the prestige to tempt players from established European clubs. Feels like we’re in a rush to make European competition which is leading to missing out on targets. The injury crisis has also made it seem a lot worse than it probably is
What’s your opinion on Thomas Frank and the large amount of Danes in the squad?
Curious as I’m Danish and that makes me tune in on Brentford quite often :)
@@EditsbyWicked The most common opinion is that Frank have done as well as have been realistically possible, given the injury problems
Thank you for the insight :) @@Sianistic
This is awesome content and provides a great summary of the league right now. Bravo James
As a united fan who backs Ten Hag, I'm surprised to see only 16% want him gone
Shows how much of it is media bs
@@WTFNoobProductions exactly!!
To be fair to the Newcastle fans; in the prelude to revealing the result you made it sound like the majority of them thought Howe SHOULD be sacked but the question as written is asking them if they think he's in danger of it. So the results are the fans feelings on what the board might do rather than their own opinion.
As to the VAR question, I think the majority of fans are in the boat of supporting the idea of VAR but also believing it needs a complete reboot. I'd be interested to see the results of that question with three options tbh.
7:05 this is interesting because last season all teams that were promoted stayed up
Brilliant! Shoutout to you and your team for bringing all this info together
Cheers Smivla! Hope all is well!
As a west ham fan, im very split around david moyes. We have got some good results this season, and winning the conference was unforgettable. But west ham are one of the worst teams to watch in the prem, boring defensive football and sometimes an over reliance on set pieces. Theres also a real frustration about the lack of chances for youth players despite having one of the strongest under 21 and 23 teams, as well as a lack of subsitutions leading to player fatigue. Personally I think Moyes has done enough to stay and even get a new contract, but there is a real air of frustration especially with big losses to Fulham and Liverpool in the carabo and most recenlty Bristol City
I think he’s damned if he does and damned if he doesn’t. The youth players might not have impressed enough, but Danny Ings shouldn’t be starting. He gets stick for not rotating but when he does it ends up in horrific losses (Bristol, Liverpool).
What's frustrating for me, especially after the Sheffield game. Is that no matter how good or bad the opposition is, we have as equal chance of winning or losing. Literally we can beat Spurs or arsenal, bring a good game to man city, Liverpool. But lose to Bristol city, Sheffield United or any other shit team. There's no consistency or confidence. And there's nothing dominant about it. Seems like a 50/50 every game.
I just found this channel. Absolutely love it. Being a Liverpool fan from Texas is a ton of fun. Even though I can't get to live matches I enjoy learning about all the players, the promotions/relegations, the FFP? ( new to me this year) and every other little thing from PL down to League 2. The NFL in America could never. I hate it lol
Lovely to hear that mate - glad you're on board and enjoy the passion we all share! And I love this channel too - a little less bants, and a little more sense. Still plenty of humour on James channel, but he doesn't try and drown out good sense points just to banter other fans, which is great. though also watching teams get bantered is sometime fun too. I think a must watch for any Liverpool fan is al the Man United channels when they lose a match hahaha
I think the VAR question comes down to how much confidence you have that they're capable of (or even interested in) fixing it
I’ve said a thousand times elsewhere but I’ll say it again: VAR isn’t the problem, referees are the problem. There aren’t many good ones in England, they’re all so thirsty for attention that they swing games on purpose, and escape scrutiny because the PGMOL will not penalise any of them.
I am against VAR, because even watching Blackpool v Forrest yesterday, I felt that on Forrests winning goal, the man who gave the assist was offside, but the game just continued, no long debates and even Blackpool players didn't complain. Just feels so much cleaner the game.
i think it just bogs the game down and it doesn’t feel like it has improved decision making enough for the trade off to be worth it.
@@mjbfootballI feel the exact same way, whenever I watch the championship it reminds me of what football used to be before VAR, generally a much funner sport to watch
VAR itself is fine, it’s the people who are working it who make it shit. If it was automated it would be so much more efficient and better for everyone
Such a great video. Sharp and concise and involves the fans.
Jims only gone and done it again!
Very interesting survey!! And very well presented too!!
Great video Jim, interesting stuff, worth bearing in mind though how representative the sample is.
The typical JLA discord member is different to the casual fan down the pub or ranting on Twitter.
In a sense this is representative of a community of 'smart' fans which - as useful as it still is - may be indicative of why the results for VAR and managers isn't as expected.
As a West Ham fan from what resources we’ve had this season I’m relatively happy with the performances and especially our position in the table but it’s not really my cup of tea the way that we are playing, we need a younger manager who can breathe new life into this club and play more open and expansive football and we’ve got the players in which we can do that, Ward-Prowse has amazing passing range, Paqueta is so skilful, Kudus is rapid, add faster and younger Full-Backs and a Goalkeeper who can play out from the back and we can be that club.
Var shouldn't be scrapped, the people using it should be or at the very least be trained better with it
this is so so interesting
Allcott has DONE IT AGAIN with the quality content 👏
As a west ham it feels we win games due to moments of brilliance from out front 3, when we don't get those moments we get battered
As a Brentford fan, since we got to the premier league our recruitment has been very poor. Most of the good signings we made were signed while we were in the championship. Since we got to the premier league we have struggled to get signings over the line as I believe more clubs are weary of our recruitment and increase their valuation. We have had one first team left back since we came up and a lot of the signings we have brought in have not been as good as we hoped.
Thansk, as a non Brentford fan I had begun to suspect that, but wasn't sure if I wasn't paying enough attention. You seem to have a boss 11 if they're all fit, but they're aging out and no new ones coming through. And, as we can see from every team, injuries really define the season!
@@fndthousing everything is going to depend on how we spend the money we get when Toney inevitably leaves in the summer. We need to get recruitment right to improve the depth in the squad without letting our first XI quality drop. A better keeper would be nice as well.
Not shocked to see Liverpool fans still live in delusion about their club and players and Newcastle fans are throwing their toys out the pram because they aren’t a top club nor will they ever be.. history teaches us that..
I am surprised with the results for VAR, that 24% of Chelsea fans have accepted their a mid table club, Burnley fans standing strongly by Kompany and his style of play,
Expected more about Luton’s season and expectations and what changes need to be made, do fans think Aston Villa are title contenders and Everton’s season in regards to the points deduction and if fans think they will stay up
This is a really great video James. Editor has done a madness. Super well made!
As a spurs fan with 1 pen all season. I get sick when i see Chelsea complaining about refs and their 8 pens.
I have all the time for the 1% of people that voted for Stefan Bajcetic as Liverpool's most important midfielder. Lad has loads of talent, was our best player last season before the winning streak from april onwards. He is going to be the real deal
As a Chelsea fan, I can safely say officiating certainly feels as though it has been more in our favour than others this season.
West Ham fan here. In my opinion, we're grateful for Moyes getting us to where he's gotten us to. But I think the reason some want him gone comes in two parts. Firstly, like Mourinho at Tottenham, unless we win a title (which we won't for reasons ill get to in point 2) we'd rather pay to watch football brimming with the skills of paqueta and co. than a defensive snoozefest each week. We football fans watch football for the beauty of the game, not for a defensive 1pt/lucky 3pts. Secondly, Moyes doesn't improve players well or make people he doesn't take to immediately work. This means we play the first XI too much and now this month we're going to begin the fall off due to injuries and everyone else being out of form as he doesnt guve them the chance to gain form in the first place.
I'd rather us have fun and finish 10th than be boring in 6th 60% of the season and then finish 10th anyway... but I'm happy to be proven wrong ;)
Perfectly summed up, we owe him a lot, but his style of play and habits mean we should eventually move on from him, especially with how creative some of our recruitment has been
Completely agree
It’s this or relegation contenders every season
Good too see that 86% of Man united fans who voted this survey know Ten Hag isn't the problem
Those Twitter trolls make you believe he is at fault for binning their favourite players who don't care but everyone with common sense (which was pretty good of everyone who voted in this survey) knows he is the least of the problems at Man utd and tries his hardest to help the club forward
Refreshing to see to say the least
Would love to see another Survey like this tho, Pretty cool to see all the votes from more "real" fans their perspective!
VAR isn’t the issue, the refs are the issue. Blaming the tech for the incompetence of the people running it is farcical
This is what adding value looks like. Thanks for building an elite community channel. So much professional pundits and other content creators can learn from how JLA thinks about his job.
VAR needs to stay, but it actually needs to be consistently right so requires a lot of work. The sport is far too wide-reaching for no VAR leading to missed offsides etc.
V.A.R has a lot of mistakes but it’s better than nothing since we can replay it and see if anything is offside or wrong
I think you have an issue with comprehending the questions and answers you have presented.
Could you do better than Gary O'Neil
No, we cannot do better
You took it as no, we can do better. Which doesn't make much sense. If they were agreeing the would have answered to say yes, we can do better.
Maybe I am tripping but your interpretation of this was baffling to me.
The reason I voted yes to VAR is not because of the system but because of the people behind it. The system isn’t making mistakes it’s the people controlling it
really interesting and revealing vid, thanks for making this jim. only forwards!
Of course Newcastle didn't want like the added time - they're the reason it got introduced. If they could have just played some football it probably wouldn't have happened.
I think City's rivals and Wolves have clearly had terrible decisions go against them, over many matches, more than can be balanced out. I can't imagine that'll ever be looked into tho...
Burnley definitely have had some stinkers occur to them and in their position, it is even worse, because the points really matter and maybe they won't get to stay in the PL because of it.
As a Wolves fan, who the hell do we think we're going to get that's better than Gary O'Neil? Not that GON is perfect but I mean, we had Lopetegui with the same squad essentially and we're doing far better with O'Neil. What more do you want?
I don't get the Trent to midfield shout, the whole reason he is able to flourish at present is because he is able to come into the middle from the right and Liverpool can over-run the middle and give Trent the time he needs in order to pick the passes and dictate play. Removing that and starting him in the middle and getting a RB places much more pressure on him to not only create, but also play as a Klopp midfielder, meaning he needs to doggedly press and fight for second balls and also leaves us much more open to being overrun in the middle or at least allowing teams to mark the midfielders man-for-man and limit their output
He is basically already playing midfield and has the entire system built around trying to make him the most effective player on the pitch, why move him
This was such a unique and one of my favourite vids. Cant wait to see the next one, will defo get involed❤😊
VAR itself isn't the problem, it's the clowns using it. Works fine in other leagues and international comps
James, I was a big fan back in the ball street days, but dropped off for a while as tends to happen with following online creators. Just want to say I'm delighted that you are doing so well and I've been watching your recent videos. I'm back on board baby!
Of course the Newcastle fans aren’t happy with the added time having been the team to waste the majority of the clock last season 😭 so predictable ahaha
VAR should be IMPROVED to be used later in the future, getting rid of it wouldn't solve the problems we had with refereeing before which is human error and corruption
Just a quick question in the more poor officiating than other teams - surely no (which you looked at) means they think they’ve had less or just as much poor officiating rather than more.
Shock Luton thought the refs were good😂 they’ve been getting decisions their way all season
Not sure if you got the caption wrong on: "Have you had more poor officiating than most other teams" --- "Clubs who voted over 50% No". That would mean 95% of Wolves fans said no, they haven't had more. Maybe the 50% No needed to be Yes, or the questions rephrased (It wasn't unclear in the survey itself)
Everyone knows VAR is a good thing in the game, its the people using it who are incompetent
So cool to see the results of this! Thank you to everyone who got involved and had their say on their club.
Thanks to James for trusting us to get all of the surveys organised and thanks to all the mods who helped make the surveys interesting and bespoke for every club.
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haha at liverpool thinking they get badly treated by refs, such a deluded fanbase
This needs to be a regular, enjoyed it as a Chelsea fan
Woah Woah Woah! Who does Jimbo think he is having the heating on high enough to not need a jumper! Fame's gone to his head
Arsenal fan on Havertz, we praise him too much when in reality he's average, however rival fans and the media are too harsh as they see him as useless.
Great video! really enjoyable watch, would love to see this again at the end of the season
Don't try to shame Wolves fan when 80% of them agree with you
VAR should not be scrapped,the referees should be fired
I've dabbled in JLA videos before here and there and seen some decent ones. But the production quality and editing here was really, really good to go along with the concept and appreciate that he covered all ends of the table, earned that sub.
Fascinating content m is be interested to know how repetitive your audience is of each fan base at large - I imagine you have more engaged, stats/tactics lead audiences who may not be as connected to the heart beat of a club? Or less local/more global manifestations maybe? Would love to see more of this, maybe even engaging with other fan channels for greater range of responses
Hi James. Great video! I think the graphic at 1:48 says 'No', but you're saying they responded 'Yes'. Do you mind clarifying which is correct?
Mistakes happen, don’t be so anal
As a Chelsea, what did we expect with new owners after having arguably one of the best owners when it comes to winning
Agreed, think people are being very harsh on Boehly. Other than sacking Tuchel (the 1 massive mistake) I don’t think the owners have done too much wrong elsewhere.
Really cool seeing the result of this.
The application of VAR is the fault but not the technology
Nice to see some fans who actually know football and about their clubs, twitter gives a platform to people who dont know a thing but shout the loudest!
Newcastle fan here - the gap is getting bigger every year, factually. Because of FFP, you can spend your revenue, the big clubs have MUCH more revenue, so every single season they can just literally spend more than everyone smaller. There’s only one way this can go - the gap can only get bigger. We have to hope for clubs like Chelsea, who manage their club so badly that they somehow implode, despite having every advantage. The challenge for clubs wanting to become ‘big’ is that they now have to triple their revenue and how can you do that when every sponsorship deal etc is scrutinised?
I actually think finances should be more restricted then even FFP restricts them overall, but the current system of rewarding clubs who have historic revenues does not work if we want to foster competition. It’s anti-competitive and it’s not just about the top 6, it’s also about the Prem getting bigger than the Championship. You can’t compete when Prem clubs get given 100m revenue for free just by being in the league. The football league is dying and nobody talks about it. Almost every club in the Championship is at risk of dying financially. Disaster waiting to happen imo.
I agree, should probably limit spending on transfers or wages to the same amount in all English leagues. Whilst giving more distribution to lower leagues.
FFP 100% is not about stopping clubs going bankrupt, it is about protecting the elite clubs, it was pushed by the likes of Utd, Liverpool and Arsenal because Man City and Chelsea have pushed their way into the trophies, money, etc. and they don't like it, they want to keep their unfair advantage. It's exactly why they don't want Newcastle doing the same. Super League idea is to do the same as well, it's Barca and Real unable to compete with PL teams and not wanting to facing more PSGs and Man Citys The Champions league basically does the same, you finish higher up, you get Champions league, you get more money you can spend more money on transfers and wages, thus you will keep finishing higher up. The Champions league completely breaks many European leagues because the revenue it gives those few clubs dwarfs what anyone in the domestic league can earn so it perpetuates the success cycle over and over. IIRC when Ajax got to the Champions League semi-finals, their revenue that year was 20 TIMES higher than the bottom teams in the Eredivisie. The gap is less big in the PL because all PL clubs get huge amounts of money so its less problematic but they still struggle to close the gap.
Of course everyone can argue about gulf states with dodgy human rights records funding clubs and there is certainly a moral argument to be made about Newcastle, Man City and PSG, BUT why is there anything wrong with clubs spending to catch up with the big boys if they can do it? What was wrong with Blackburn in 94 with Jack Walkers money competing with Liverpool, Arsenal and Utd? Nothing except those clubs don't want real competition they want to keep their exclusive money train.
If you want real competition then you have a Europe wide salary cap and spending cap for clubs and people can't outspend that. You will then create better competitions because it will be about good scouting, good coaching, good youth set ups, good management etc. as to who wins things, as opposed to now where its basically amongst the teams who spend the most.
Spurs have shown it is possible to overcome FFP - but it requires careful planning and lots of time.
@@darreltan1694 Spurs main growth was from 1. Stadium (Newcastle are exploring this but its highly complex and extremely expensive) 2. Broadcast revenue from the Prem and CL (you have to get in to the CL while competing at a disadvantage) 3. Commercial revenue from massive sponsorship leaps, which Newcastle are doing to some extent via Sela etc but this is now heavily monitored and you can’t just do these kind of huge jumps without the justification of something like being in the CL
I agree conceptually that it can be done, but you are doing it at more of a disadvantage than ever before
@@daledadolphin i think newcastle could easily get competitive - and faster than ENIC/Spurs did. The main limitation with spurs plan was that ENIC was still chiefly concerned with profitability even disregarding FFP. This meant when we were building the stadium and training facilities, we had to take a loan and couldn't spend much on transfers.
But costs for a new stadium and training facilities don't technically fall under FFP - and so Newcastle's ownership could easily spend freely there to increase revenue. Its just the first few years Newcastle can't spend as much as the top clubs. But they can still spend more than Spurs did when we were building our stadium since your owners should be less concerned with immediate profits.
I love what you are doing with football! Personally, I am 13 and love watching and playing football and I know a lot about it. You have inspired me that I can actually make a living about this and people will actually listen. Keep up the incredible work and hope QPR stay up! ❤
Love this format, would love an option for us fans from outside the prem to give an outsiders view on some of these aswell
There's a channel called Thinklfctv has a youtuber who wants Klopp sacked, why, because he doesn't like Klopp's style
Best football show on utube end of
Crazy that he is saying ignore everyone else but this survey of just over a 1000 fans is correct.
Just a bit of fun mate
Brentford is the team which have underperformed their expected points the most so they will probably improve. They have also had a lot of injuries, a lot of the players on their bench are players I have never heard of and in previous seasons Frank has used a lot of substitutes to great effect which have been harder this season. And of course, missing Toney has been tough for them. I'm not that worried for them.
Wow, I didn't realise just how disgraceful all you Newcastle fans are!
Explain
Love you Jim. I know its "hur dur, Liverpool complain about the offside". LFC would be literally unbeaten all season if it wasn't for that.
eddies obviously safe, its pressure outside the club thats saying that. unless there's a top tier manager that would take us to the next level suddenly available i doubt he's going anywhere.
Chelsea referee one will just be Anthony Taylor
Idk why people saying the refereeing is shocking isn’t fair. Look at other top leagues with far less money than us. Here in the prem nearly every game has a terrible decision in it.
very surprised that we didn't have almost 100% of Liverpool fans happy with the season so far.
Top of the League
1st place in group stage of europa league
1 win ahead in semi of league cup
through to round 4 of the fa cup with a favourable draw.
there are things to be annoyed with (spurs offside, arsenal handball, injuries) but the season as a whole, which was supposed to be a transition, has been so much better than pretty much everyone was expecting. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Those moments can cost us the league and we’ve lost the league by 1 point twice
As a Chelsea fan 0 issue with referees personally against us. Had stuff for us had stuff against us, been lucky with the amount of soft penalties sterling has earned even.
Agreed, don’t get me wrong during the game I’ll be going mental but that’s just the tribalism of being a fan, after the game the blame is on the players or manager or other things, the referees are trying their best.
The source of the data mean results will naturally be skewed though, but the results are certainly interesting.
That 1 Tottenham fan is actually Antonio Conte
This is a clear demonstration that the angry twitter sphere is not representative of Fans views particularly on managers.
I'm a West Ham, I think the 25% of fans are kind of the school of "We want to play good attacking football" ala the "West Ham way" as our kind of setup is counter attacking, with a low-block, we generally do well in this system, why we can be competitive a lot vs the Top 6 in matches, but sometimes lacklustre in other games, maybe they look at how Villa or Brighton play and have success and are envious.
I obviously believe we should stick with a man who has made us a consistent team and won us a trophy, I have no idea who else we could get, if there is a long term vision from the board I'd favour an appointment but in reality our board never had much of a long term vision with our style of play, they've had to chop and change managers consistently, sometimes making the wrong appointment at the wrong time - I think all West Ham fans have a long term vision we can just play good attacking football and be in the top 6, this isn't realistic, we can have 1 off great seasons, but Moyes has not had a single bad season with us yet, one time we struggled in the League, we won a Trophy.
In truth we're good at Set Pieces, Counter attacking football, defending in a low block and rely heavily on Paqeuta, Bowen, Antonio (And this season, Kudos) and lot of them are injured or away at the moment, think we definitely should be giving Moyes another 3 year contract, if it goes tits up next season can always sack him, Managers aren't the most expensive assets.
var isnt the problem mate its the people using it who are making absolute mugs of themselves who are the problem
Those happy Chelsea fans are secret Spurs fans 😂 COYS
Feel like the content has gotten a little boring lately, however this was great. Please see that as constructive because I’ve loved your channel for years
This was a great video.
Most Man City Fans said They Will overcome FFp charges , Did they Say Man City was innocent? There's a difference . Even i think City Wont be Punished cuz Saudis have Massive Political & Financial power not only PL but also EUFA & FIFA & City is like their Face of Franchise Success .Even a fool would unerstand u cant just made up 115 charges out of thin air. But surely U can escape punishment.
4:47 don't think we didn't see that Lee Judges impression ur cheeky James 😂😂😂
Love this video James, really interesting to see what you hear on headlines versus what the fans think.
You see the standard of refereeing in the Prem and want to return to no VAR. Are you crazy? if anything we need to use more technology and eliminate biased humans more.
We watching a ref make 10 bad decisions in a game. ...Of that 10 VAR correctly overturns 8-9 and fails on 1-2. The 1-2 is bad and we need to fix it, but you can't go back to the 10.
(Everton fan)
I wouldn't want to completely scrap VAR, even though it has shafted us more times than I can count. VAR itself isn't the issue - it's the officials using it and making stupid mistakes.
I'd overhaul the way it's used maybe, but I wouldn't scrap it altotether.
Brilliant video. Should compare opinions of match going and non match going fans
West Ham fan here.
Last season was a relegation battle, yes he saved it by going attacking but lord above last season was shit. Conference league win hides the cracks which are CLEAR AS DAY. Moyes is a rescue manager but he can’t kick us on into challenging for Europe.
Problem is the style of play and a tendency to show the opposition too much respect. I can deal with the sitting back and countering but with the amount of money thats been put into the squad, I’m tired of potentially world class players being shit under his system
He sucks the life out of everyone. Rip Benny, Pablo and literally any player who isn’t his trusted 11.
No disrespect, thank you for everything and the trophy but this relationship is only going to end badly the longer he stays.
Love this concept!
Hey, Sonny Snelling! Haven’t seen you in a while
@@testadalord01432 hey how you doing?
There's a loud minority who will always complain about VAR, but before VAR every single weekend, so many games were being decided by offside goals and incorrect penalty awarding (or lack of awarding). VAR has brought the awarding of points much more in line with the actual rules of the game.
Moyes is being massively disrespected by some fans at West Ham.
They got to a European Semi final,
then won a European trophy.
Going strong in Europe again this season.
Up in the European positions again this season.
After losing one of their best (if not their best). 100m doesn't go as far as people think these days either, they still need some bodies in every position.
I think he has a permanent stain from his United, sociedad and Sunderland days.
He came in saved west Ham, relegation to sixth (with a club record wins tally in the prem - including a club record 9 away wins) then they got rid of him for someone "better" then had to bring him back and he's got them in the mix at the top again.
As a Villa fan, sacking Emery would be like if you sold Prime 2012 Messi and 2016-17 Ronalso for 1 pound each. He's the best manager we ever had in 10 years or more.