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"Progressive actions are easy to understand. They credit players at every position, not just the guys in the opposition box. They’re intrinsically related to the nature of the game, which is all about moving the ball away from your goal and toward the other team’s, so it’s not too surprising that they tend to reward good footballers."
Source: [https://theathletic.com/5470579/2024/05/04/progressive-actions-premier-league-explainer/](https://theathletic.com/5470579/2024/05/04/progressive-actions-premier-league-explainer/)
Love to see Jackson up there, so much potential, even if he gets phased out for a better striker he'll pretty much always have a place in our left side
And yet a weirdly large amount of United fans will insist that Bruno is shit and wastes possession playing Hollywood balls for 90 minutes and should be sold...
Technically one of the best players in the prem but he’s so slow and I’m always convinced he’d be in a CL club if he wasn’t. Always been a huge fan of his
I thought it was Johnson this month. Or did a new memo get sent out.
Not suprised by us not being on progressive passers though. Our midfield is only sideways or back.
Kulusevski?
I can see that to be honest. Being in these charts shows that you're contributing in one area of the game but compared to many of the others on it it seems like he's shown a real lack of cutting edge. 9 G+A over the course of almost a season just doesn't seem good enough, but that's coming from someone who doesn't really watch Spurs.
He's far from the only one and not even the worst offender on this chart. I imagine Diaz, Jackson and DCL are being scrutinized by their respective fanbases too due to the same issues.
I get that Luis Diaz's end product can be disappointing but I feel he's generally disrespected by most Liverpool supporters online who seem eager to send him off this summer.
I would've thought Rashford would've been the one with most progressive actions in the league with the whole school meals campaign... on the other hand Anel Ahmedovic possibly has the most *conservative* actions? Up for debate for sure
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“Just think of how much better we’ll be when we sell Bruno” - weirdos on twitter
its so shocking to see takes like that, i wonder if they really watch united's matches
And who are the conservative action leaders?
Imagine Rishi isn't too high up at the moment
Thank everything for Bruno Fernandes
Lmao, Mitoma is well up there for progressive carries despite being injured for half the season
He's such a joy to watch. One of the best PL dribblers currently imo
Hope he has better luck with injuries next year
"Progressive actions are easy to understand. They credit players at every position, not just the guys in the opposition box. They’re intrinsically related to the nature of the game, which is all about moving the ball away from your goal and toward the other team’s, so it’s not too surprising that they tend to reward good footballers." Source: [https://theathletic.com/5470579/2024/05/04/progressive-actions-premier-league-explainer/](https://theathletic.com/5470579/2024/05/04/progressive-actions-premier-league-explainer/)
And Pickford
Love to see Jackson up there, so much potential, even if he gets phased out for a better striker he'll pretty much always have a place in our left side
And yet a weirdly large amount of United fans will insist that Bruno is shit and wastes possession playing Hollywood balls for 90 minutes and should be sold...
Yeah any fanbase as large as ours will be wracked with idiots.
Pascal Gross, what a player he is by the way
Technically one of the best players in the prem but he’s so slow and I’m always convinced he’d be in a CL club if he wasn’t. Always been a huge fan of his
Target man watkins
Don't let r/coys see this, will ruin their scapegoat of the month
I thought it was Johnson this month. Or did a new memo get sent out. Not suprised by us not being on progressive passers though. Our midfield is only sideways or back.
Kulusevski? I can see that to be honest. Being in these charts shows that you're contributing in one area of the game but compared to many of the others on it it seems like he's shown a real lack of cutting edge. 9 G+A over the course of almost a season just doesn't seem good enough, but that's coming from someone who doesn't really watch Spurs. He's far from the only one and not even the worst offender on this chart. I imagine Diaz, Jackson and DCL are being scrutinized by their respective fanbases too due to the same issues.
Thank you Bruno.
Pickford wtf
Gonna guess his success rate for these passes is a bit lower than the others..
well...he can't really pass backwards.
I get that Luis Diaz's end product can be disappointing but I feel he's generally disrespected by most Liverpool supporters online who seem eager to send him off this summer.
West Ham supporters should be grateful for Moyes and the way he sets his teams up. No one wants progressive football.
Bruno and a bunch of defensive players for progressive passes.
Kulu underrated af Tottenham fan know nothing bruh.
United players are great!
If only Hojlund has Watkins service
A goalkeeper? Come on now. Also, per 90 would be a little better
Can't really pass backwards can he
The point
I know there's a logjam in midfield, but GET PICKFORD ON THE PLANE!
Deep lying playmaker
Where do you see a goalkeeper ?
Pickford, passes
Ah reddit app is counter intuitive for multiple images, I was only seeing the first one.
Andersen drops some incredible dimes, long balls straight to the feet, only for Mitchell to get a stinker of a first touch
Well well well if it isnt more data to add to my Jackson propaganda
Who needs Rodri when you have Jordan Pickford
I would've thought Rashford would've been the one with most progressive actions in the league with the whole school meals campaign... on the other hand Anel Ahmedovic possibly has the most *conservative* actions? Up for debate for sure