Maybe not, but do you remember every single one of our home performances bar Chelsea, Arsenal and City?
They are the only three games where I can say we were the better team and deserved three points, and I am perhaps being generous there too.
United, Liverpool, Stoke, West Ham, Palace, West Brom and Villa were the better teams against us for the majority of the game - I would argue dominated - but they were certainly the better teams.
Our victories over Swansea, Southampton, Everton, Leicester, Sunderland, Hull and Burnley have all been 'hard work' shall we say, where all the opposing teams will have been disappointed not to come away with at least a point.
We lost at home to Newcastle in a game of two halves, whilst even the victory of QPR should have seen them 2-0 up inside 20 minutes.
We have not once this season - other than the Arsenal game - showed the control or dominance that we did under the majority of teams under AVB at the Lane.
Fan boys/haters can dress it up as much as they want, but that is the reality.
Fan boys and haters? What are you talking about. We didn't show any control or dominance under AVB, control and dominance is working the opposition keeper and scoring goals throughout the match.
Rather than a lessening of control and dominance what we havr seen is an instruction to move the ball forward aggressively and early, relinquishing dominance of sideways unthreatening passing for more chances and goals scored, but maybe in the process leaving ourselves more exposed at the back.
The Liverpool defeat at home plus quite a few poor early performances were when Poch was still sussing things out, loads of players were in the team He later dropped.
Most games and victories in the Prem are hard work, Its rare a team even such as Chelsea dominates from minute one to minute 90 not conceeding territory or chances.
AVB's biggest tactical flaw is valuing territory and possession above all else, even the ability to create chances and goals. It ignores a fundamental element of the British game in particular in that the best chances are often created on the break where you draw the other team out, let them have the ball then hit them hard and early when their attack breaks down.
By squeezing so high up the pitch and hogging possession to such an extent we merely forced the opposition to crowd their penalty box making it impossible to create, while leaving ourselves exposed to the quick ball over the top to pace. Time and again.
You point to games we created numerous chances in we didn't get near the performances against Arsenal, Chelsea etc this season under AVB once he had assembled his own squad in his second season.