João Pedro Ferreira „Jota“ Silva ("Portugrealish")

Chappers85

Can't Play Left-Back
Limited but always put a shift in. Probably would have been a better option at times that Bakwa, N'Doye and sometimes even Hutchinson this season - especially when Dyche was manager. However, if he's back with us and in and around the first team next season, then it's going to be another long, hard season.
 

Viktor

Bee Gees Fan Club member #00001
LTLF Minion
I actually quite liked him.

Scored more goals for us than Hutchinson, Bakwa and Ndoye. But Savona has as well.
 

Notcher

Ian Bowyer
Hopefully we can get a promoted club to stump up for him. I'm with Chappers here, hoping that Jota has suddenly added/removed the problematic parts of his game when he struggled to even get a kick for Besiktas is wishful thinking.
 

andyd

Viv Anderson
Loved the bloke for his effort and commitment but he was always good for at least one really dangerous free kick against whenever he was on the pitch. He's almost like a wide playing version of Yatesy but with less football intelligence. I like what he can do and if I was a team coming up I'd be interested for the PL experience and tenacity, but with where we want to go as a club it would be a backward move to go back to Jota in my opinion.
 

Listen 'ere young man

Stuart Pearce
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Listen 'ere young man

Stuart Pearce
Did more than Bakwa and Ndoye who cost the best part of 60m.

Get rid of Ndoye, and replace with a proper wingman.

As for Jota, let Vitor be the judge if he wants him here next year.
 

incident

Geoff Thomas
Did more than Bakwa and Ndoye who cost the best part of 60m.
The stats are alarmingly lopsided on this. Counting Premier League games:

Jota Silva (24/25 season): 840 mins, 3 goals, 2 assists
Omari Hutchinson: 1,606 mins, 1 goal, 6 assists
Dilane Bakwa: 552 mins, 0 goals, 2 assists
Dan Ndoye: 1,176 mins, 1 goal, 1 assist
James McAtee: 277 mins, 0 goals, 1 assist

So to confirm - that's more goals in 840 minutes than the 4 arguable replacements managed combined and only Hutchinson has had as much impact overall (from twice as much game time).
 
The stats are alarmingly lopsided on this. Counting Premier League games:

Jota Silva (24/25 season): 840 mins, 3 goals, 2 assists
Omari Hutchinson: 1,606 mins, 1 goal, 6 assists
Dilane Bakwa: 552 mins, 0 goals, 2 assists
Dan Ndoye: 1,176 mins, 1 goal, 1 assist
James McAtee: 277 mins, 0 goals, 1 assist

So to confirm - that's more goals in 840 minutes than the 4 arguable replacements managed combined and only Hutchinson has had as much impact overall (from twice as much game time).
Yep he’s scrappy but things just seem to happen when he’s on the pitch
 

kenred64

First Team Squad
I’d love him back as a 4th winger/utility forward. He is chaotic but makes things happen and works his bollocks off. He’s got a role to play and would have been handy this year
He is deceptively good at heading too. I remember him almost scoring v Man City last year. When he came on as impact sub he always gave defences something to think about.....ours and theirs.
 

Caveman Ninja

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The stats are alarmingly lopsided on this. Counting Premier League games:

Jota Silva (24/25 season): 840 mins, 3 goals, 2 assists
Omari Hutchinson: 1,606 mins, 1 goal, 6 assists
Dilane Bakwa: 552 mins, 0 goals, 2 assists
Dan Ndoye: 1,176 mins, 1 goal, 1 assist
James McAtee: 277 mins, 0 goals, 1 assist

So to confirm - that's more goals in 840 minutes than the 4 arguable replacements managed combined and only Hutchinson has had as much impact overall (from twice as much game time).
Christ, that's damning on N'doye when his goal and assist came in his first 2 games
 

YellowBelly Red

Jack Armstrong
Never write anyone off who is prepared to put the red shirt on and put in a shift.

My main gripe with Jota Silva, was he was too quick to throw himself to the floor. That can be coached out of him. As others have said, let VP have a look pre-season. If he doesn't cut the mustard, then move him on.
 

JonnoSnr

Jack Armstrong
Jota seems better in hindsight than he actually was due to how poor the wingers this year have been.

I'm not convinced he'd add anymore to the squad than the wingers we already have and to be fair I'd be looking to improve on them too, in fact aside from the probable replacement for Anderson it's the number one priority this summer.
 

isaacs

Jack Burkitt
I would love to see how Jota would get on in our second striker role, i'll tell you what, he has everything we want for it - even if its just a squad member
 

Ripple

First Team Squad
Jota can cause chaos like Awoniyi does. If VP can improve his effectiveness like Big T recently, then who knows.
 

Rzar

Bob McKinlay
Jota seems better in hindsight than he actually was due to how poor the wingers this year have been.

I'm not convinced he'd add anymore to the squad than the wingers we already have and to be fair I'd be looking to improve on them too, in fact aside from the probable replacement for Anderson it's the number one priority this summer.
Or is it a case of the grass isn’t always greener, and maybe a note for those that apparently think we need a massive overhaul…

Jota was okay for us, he impacted a lot of games from the bench, plenty of times that should be deemed good enough.
 
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