Victor Meldrew
One game too many yesterday? Time for a long overdue rest.
No jokes, please, but for part of the game yesterday he looked to be running awkwardly as if maybe he had had a dead leg or a slight pull
by Snowball » 07 Nov 2010 21:48
Victor Meldrew
One game too many yesterday? Time for a long overdue rest.
by cmonurz » 07 Nov 2010 21:50
Snowballfloyd__streeteSnowball Harte is also more deadly 2 goals in 7 shots (28.6%) compared with 15 in 136 shots for Gylfi (11.03%) (excluding pens)
Shame he is so slow, so laboured defensively and just as likely to cost us as many goals as he makes at the other end.
So how many of yesterday's were down to him?
The ball central that hit the bar was straight down the centre and HRK and Howard screwed up
First goal was opposite wing, Karacan and Griffin skinned after Howard let the pass go out to Taarabt, and then it's Howards bad tackle.
The other goal was again to the left, well away from Harte's wing, failure by Mills (nowhere) and presumably Griffin.
Other goal Harte is done with a pass, fair enough.
by Snowball » 07 Nov 2010 22:19
cmonurz
Well if 2 out of 7 is considered a relevant stat (Harte's "deadliness"), then Harte being at fault for 2 of the last 6 we have conceded is also relevant.
by cmonurz » 07 Nov 2010 22:26
by Snowball » 07 Nov 2010 22:59
cmonurz No, if 2 out of 7 is suitable for one stat, then 2 out of 6 is suitable for another, you can't pick and choose.
by cmonurz » 07 Nov 2010 23:03
by Snowball » 07 Nov 2010 23:13
cmonurz Yes, I did miss that, but my point absolutely stands. If 2 out of 7 (whatever, goals, games, grapes) is a relevant stat, then as its basically the same, so is 2 out of 6. You're just applying the 'Snowball standard' and claiming certain stats are and aren't relevant depending on your point.
by cmonurz » 07 Nov 2010 23:17
by Snowball » 07 Nov 2010 23:30
cmonurz No. You used a stat that said 2 in 7. I pointed out that you can't then discount a stat of 2 in 6 as not a big enough sample. Simple as that.
by cmonurz » 07 Nov 2010 23:37
Snowballcmonurz No. You used a stat that said 2 in 7. I pointed out that you can't then discount a stat of 2 in 6 as not a big enough sample. Simple as that.
You are truly, unmeasurably STUPID, a total MORON.
by Snowball » 08 Nov 2010 00:08
cmonurzSnowballcmonurz No. You used a stat that said 2 in 7. I pointed out that you can't then discount a stat of 2 in 6 as not a big enough sample. Simple as that.
You are truly, unmeasurably STUPID, a total MORON.
Quoted for future reference when you bleat about supposed slights at you and your character.
Once again, you aren't addressing my point. Irrespective of what the stats themselves mean, if you deem 2 in 7 to mean something in one respect, you can't immediately dismiss 2 in 6 as being irrelevant in another. Either 6/7 is a relevant sample or it isn't. Simple.
by cmonurz » 08 Nov 2010 00:20
by Wycombe Royal » 08 Nov 2010 09:07
by Ian Royal » 08 Nov 2010 12:20
cmonurz If I'm immeasurably stupid and a moron (as well as a twat for whom you have no respect, that was last week) then I think being 'simple' is the least of my worries.
You've done well tonight, I've made two points on separate threads, and in about 10 attempts in total, you haven't addressed either.
by BR2 » 08 Nov 2010 13:36
Wycombe Royal Comparing the "deadliness" of a player who is a left back and basically only takes shots from free kicks (in other words a free shot) to a player who took the majority of his shots on the run and under pressure is quite frankly idiotic and totally irrelevant.
by Snowball » 08 Nov 2010 14:44
Wycombe Royal Comparing the "deadliness" of a player who is a left back and basically only takes shots from free kicks (in other words a free shot) to a player who took the majority of his shots on the run and under pressure is quite frankly idiotic and totally irrelevant.
by Snowball » 08 Nov 2010 14:46
BR2Wycombe Royal Comparing the "deadliness" of a player who is a left back and basically only takes shots from free kicks (in other words a free shot) to a player who took the majority of his shots on the run and under pressure is quite frankly idiotic and totally irrelevant.
Agreed WR.
Also so little has been said on this thread about him as a left-back and from what I have seen with my own eyes he is as bad a defender as I always thought he was and it seems as though a number of clubs have sussed him in that area once the clouding effect of scoring from set-pieces is eventually seen through.
The trouble is Brian signed him and although he quickly ditched Williams as a poor signing I have this feeling that he doesn't want to ditch another poor left-back signing within 3 months of the start of this season when the chairman has been concerned with cloth-cutting and might start to wonder why we have so many left-backs but no creative midfielder nor a target striker.
by Wycombe Royal » 08 Nov 2010 14:56
SnowballWycombe Royal Comparing the "deadliness" of a player who is a left back and basically only takes shots from free kicks (in other words a free shot) to a player who took the majority of his shots on the run and under pressure is quite frankly idiotic and totally irrelevant.
Is comparing the deadliness of two players when we ONLY CONSIDER their free-kicks and pens, also unfair?
by Snowball » 08 Nov 2010 16:01
Wycombe Royal But it shows nothing except that one player has had more success from the occasional dead ball than the other. What about the other 89 minutes of the match?
For the umpteenth time - the stats cannot show you everyhing. Most of it comes from using your own eyes and forming your own opinions, but with you it appears that if you can't qunatify it then you can't form an opinion on it.
by Wycombe Royal » 08 Nov 2010 16:26
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