Claret and Hugh readers continued to give some of the lowest ratings ever for West Ham players in yesterday’s game against Wolves.
Only Fabianski stood out as the man of the match with an average score of 8.17 despite letting in three goals.
No other player scored in the eights, sevens or even sixes with every other mark a five or below.
Declan Rice was top of the fives with a score of 5.64 followed by Pablo Zabaleta on 5.2
Robert Snodgrass was top of the fours with an average score of 4.59 with Issa Diop on 4.46.
Top of the threes was Michail Antonio on 3.96 followed by Felipe Anderson on 3.9 then Angelo Ogbonna on 3.79 and finally Mark Noble on 3.57.
This week there were five players with average scores in the two range
Top of the twos was Marko Arnautovic with 2.74, Pedro Obiang was next on 2.68, Javier Hernandez received a dismal score of 2.51 while the worst score this week was reserved for Andy Caroll with an abysmal score of 2.31.
As Manuel Pellegrini said they can’t get any worse, or can they?
What was Masuaku’s score ?
0.Headless chicken.How does he get into the team.?
It’s a fix.
The performance against Wolves was, for me, the most disappointing of the season. Fans could reasonably expect an energetic and intense display after the embarassing display against Wimbledon. This was no better, and if not for Fabianski, it could have been significantly worse. This was a good chance for the players and management to show what they are all about. Maybe a lot of them did just that.
Take whatever offers are out there for some of these non-performers. £7 million and no more wages for Hernandez, for example, sounds like a good deal to me. Big clear out needed in the summer. I’ve got a very large broom if needed …