SCIAG The ability of baseball players can vary by about 20% from season to season.
SCIAG The ability of baseball players can vary by about 20% from season to season.
Given football has far more variables than baseball, it isn't unreasonable for HRK to be doing significantly worse without actually being significantly worse
by Cureton's Volley » 09 Dec 2013 16:28
MaguireSCIAG The ability of baseball players can vary by about 20% from season to season.
Given football has far more variables than baseball, it isn't unreasonable for HRK to be doing significantly worse without actually being significantly worse
It's an interesting point but remember he's playing against inferior opposition every week. The statistical measurement of baseball players [I assume] takes place within the top tier of the sport year after year.
I can buy some fluctuation around whatever his average form is, but playing down in the Championship and being so lacklustre leads me to believe there's more at play here than just regression to the mean.
Hoop BlahSCIAG The ability of baseball players can vary by about 20% from season to season.
Performance or statistical contribution perhaps, but not really ability surely?
Ability is relatively fixed, it can be developed of course but it's more how you make use of and maximise that abiilty that causes changes performance IMO.
I agree with the rest of your point though. Robson-Kanu is a distinctly average player. He was last year when he hit some form, and he is still now when he's not getting the best from himself and is performing badly.
MaguireSCIAG The ability of baseball players can vary by about 20% from season to season.
Given football has far more variables than baseball, it isn't unreasonable for HRK to be doing significantly worse without actually being significantly worse
It's an interesting point but remember he's playing against inferior opposition every week. The statistical measurement of baseball players [I assume] takes place within the top tier of the sport year after year.
I can buy some fluctuation around whatever his average form is, but playing down in the Championship and being so lacklustre leads me to believe there's more at play here than just regression to the mean.
SCIAGMaguireSCIAG The ability of baseball players can vary by about 20% from season to season.
Given football has far more variables than baseball, it isn't unreasonable for HRK to be doing significantly worse without actually being significantly worse
It's an interesting point but remember he's playing against inferior opposition every week. The statistical measurement of baseball players [I assume] takes place within the top tier of the sport year after year.
I can buy some fluctuation around whatever his average form is, but playing down in the Championship and being so lacklustre leads me to believe there's more at play here than just regression to the mean.
Fair point compared to last season, but not compared to the previous two seasons. I think the other major contributing factor is being played out of position. Most of his goals last season were scored from the right wing. Before that, his best performances tended to come from the left wing (I think he scored one and set one up after coming on at 1-1 with ~20 minutes to go against Barnsley, for example- that was the first time he really looked like a Championship player). Playing in the hole doesn't give him the same opportunities to get in behind, or else take on a defender one-on-one.
SPARTA fat arsed lump
by Haag Royal » 09 Dec 2013 22:48
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