Thanks Charles. Saved me having to say it.

With the free kicks Zaha and Ayew get, we should work feverishly on set pieces. I can't help but feel it's not Roy's priority, however. I've thought the same for years, frankly. Probably boring everyone with it now. Our free kick conversion rate cannot be great. By my reckoning Zaha and Ayew won over 100 free kicks in scoring areas. I reckon we scored maybe four - all off the top of my head. I doubt I'm right but it's what it seemed like. I guess one issue is Guehi is not really your heading centre back.
Hilariously, Leeds were great against us but rubbish at defending, passing and open play.
We're also noticeably poor at defending set pieces - we were certainly targeted by a few teams that way.

Red and Blue Army!

1) His demeanor. Because he seldom expresses joy or even satisfaction with his own efforts or those of his teammates, fans infer that he is always underperforming.

2) His position. Because he plays the peculiar role of defensive striker/attacker, he'll never be "appreciated."

3) His production. As others have said, he's most skilled at drawing fouls in key positions, but our inability to convert the free kicks leaves fans unfairly frustrated with him. His own skill at finishing has also been absent in recent years, a lack which he himself would acknowledge.

I highly value his work rate. Only Conor Gallagher's and Marc Guehi's have been comparable, and they have far younger legs and more upbeat miens. While he has often missed good scoring chances, he has hardly ever played without abundant energy, purpose, and discipline. In that regard he's a model professional.

Wasnt Ayew the most fouled player in the prem league last season? Or second to grealish.

Bueno!!