Fans review the season with one game to play – the stars, the flops and the moments that made them smile• Part 2: Leicester to WolvesEmery is entitled to a bit of a free pass in this transitional season but inevitably there’s a mood of discontent over the way we faded in the league. There would have been few complaints back in the summer if we’d been offered a European final and a top-four challenge – and no doubt all will be forgiven and forgotten if we win in Baku. But it wouldn’t mask the size of the task on his hands. This ageing squad has some obvious inadequacies, and he’s failed to motivate them too often. His relentless tinkering, in a struggle to shore up our porous defence, has left us all bemused. We’ve still no definitive vision of what “brand Unai” footie is supposed to be all about. 5/10 Related: The revolution will be televised: as the season ends, the age of VAR is nigh | Sachin Nakrani Related: Emiliano Sala: season’s saddest saga shines light on game’s dark places | Barney Ronay Related: Premier League endgame: the data behind an historic title race Related: From Anfield ‘89 to Agüero in 2012: five other final-day title finishes | Stuart James Continue readingreadfullarticle
