The strategy has to be to aim for mid-table, using the data, not gut feelings to chart a course.
We cannot have a "we want to win every match" mentality, which is what we had last season.
I think they will risk assess each match, looking at the probability of winning to dictate style and formation.
Which means, no more plucky 3-4 losses to Liverpool, where the usual plundits laud us. We get shagged out with an unlucky loss where we took it to them.
When we play Liverpool, we set up for a 0-0 and when we play Everton we set up for a chance to win it.
If the game strategy is anything like the transfer strategy - then all 3 have to be in agreement, Farke, Evans & Underwood. Maybe with the game planning Farke gets more leeway. But you know Evans will be dropping a file on his desk with a green, amber or red light to either go for it, or shut up shop.
