Wimb Snowball in moving the goalposts non-shocker.
Oh and again for teh lulz
viewtopic.php?f=19&t=103799&start=80&st=0&sk=t&sd=a&p=2821016&view=show#p2821016
lol, I think that thread summed it all up rather nicely, of you'll pardon the pun
by Maguire » 02 Feb 2012 12:19
Wimb Snowball in moving the goalposts non-shocker.
Oh and again for teh lulz
viewtopic.php?f=19&t=103799&start=80&st=0&sk=t&sd=a&p=2821016&view=show#p2821016
by Harpers So Solid Crew » 02 Feb 2012 12:23
by Wimb » 02 Feb 2012 12:25
SnowballWimb Snowball in moving the goalposts non-shocker.
and how exactly have I moved the goalposts?
by Snowball » 02 Feb 2012 12:36
WimbSnowballWimb Snowball in moving the goalposts non-shocker.
and how exactly have I moved the goalposts?
I could probably produce some stats based on the middle 3 pages of this thread in comparison to your 8673 statistical posts overall, then cross-reference that to the number of times Vision has said the word THE, mix in a comparison with the number of times you've used the words Shane Long in a 5 week period and come up with an answer but I just don't have the time these days.
I admire your determination and thorough stat keeping though, oh except for when you didn't keep 'major contribution' stats until they became relevant to show how good Ian Harte was....
by Snowball » 02 Feb 2012 12:39
by Harpers So Solid Crew » 02 Feb 2012 12:52
Harpers So Solid Crew I think it must be said that recent form just about shades it for Brum, since Nov 1st, 1 point better than rfc, lat seven 2 points better, and now 4 wins on the trot and scoring for fun.
by floyd__streete » 02 Feb 2012 13:06
by Wimb » 02 Feb 2012 13:09
Snowball The only reason I started writing MCs was to save space, actually
If you mean "half-assists" (and I was giving half not a full) that was
for (for example) the Harte cross which "made Kebe's goal"
but it happened that Church touched it before it crossed the line
I KNOW Kebe doesn't get the goal officially, but the spirit of the thing
is it was Harte's cross and kebe's goal
by Wimb » 02 Feb 2012 13:13
by melonhead » 02 Feb 2012 13:19
by West Stand Man » 02 Feb 2012 14:30
Wimb Oh and for the record and in all seriousness if you'd ever like to defend yourself fully or present a statistical argument to make a point you're welcome to contribute to The Tilehurst End. I helped set up the site so that those such as yourself with detailed analysis could do so without flooding a message board.
by Wimb » 02 Feb 2012 14:37
West Stand ManWimb Oh and for the record and in all seriousness if you'd ever like to defend yourself fully or present a statistical argument to make a point you're welcome to contribute to The Tilehurst End. I helped set up the site so that those such as yourself with detailed analysis could do so without flooding a message board.
If the comments above are typical of what you do on thetilehurstend the I think I'll stay away from it.
by Royal With Cheese » 02 Feb 2012 14:57
Wimb I've made clear I'm not a massive Snowball fan, but I still respect the fact he's a Reading fan who takes time out to compile and present arguments. However I''ve personally lost the will to keep reading because he's rarely ever open to concede ground or accept somebody else's interpretation.
by Bandini » 02 Feb 2012 15:09
Royal With CheeseWimb I've made clear I'm not a massive Snowball fan, but I still respect the fact he's a Reading fan who takes time out to compile and present arguments. However I''ve personally lost the will to keep reading because he's rarely ever open to concede ground or accept somebody else's interpretation.
+1.
It's a pity he doesn't take a leaf out of Strap's book who used to simply present the evidence and let the hobnob massive make their own minds up.
by Ian Royal » 02 Feb 2012 18:02
Hoop BlahcmonurzIan Royal
The flaw is that he's chosen the comparison to other teams based on our circumstances...
This is key. Snowball at least makes an argument as to why 22 games is a relevant 'form' guide for Reading. The problem is then using that same set of games as a yardstick for everyone else in the division, which makes the comparison biased.
If, and I'm not sure we would, but if we lost three games on the trot, that 20-odd game 'form guide' would I'm sure be dropped for a more favourable statistic.
Good point. For example, it would be interesting to see the form for Birmingham before before and after they got knocked out of Europe. I've no idea what player changes they've made at various times but my instinct tells me that they've probably seen an upturn in form since they settled back into league routine (after say a week or two of getting over their European adventure). Points gathered wise it must look pretty good as they've almost caught up with their games in hand, which at one point was 3 or 4 I think.
by No Hoops » 02 Feb 2012 18:09
Royal With CheeseWimb I've made clear I'm not a massive Snowball fan, but I still respect the fact he's a Reading fan who takes time out to compile and present arguments. However I''ve personally lost the will to keep reading because he's rarely ever open to concede ground or accept somebody else's interpretation.
+1.
It's a pity he doesn't take a leaf out of Strap's book who used to simply present the evidence and let the hobnob massive make their own minds up.
by Snowball » 02 Feb 2012 21:50
melonhead that is the problem with half assists- they are used to add weight o your argument, and not applied consistently acros all games and goals
id welcome them if they were would give kebe more points
by Snowball » 02 Feb 2012 22:09
Ian Royal
(Birmingham's) poor form started on 26 November and lasted for 6 games up to 2 Jan. The period starts with the game before their second Braga match which they lost and I think that effectively saw them exit Europe, though they still had one game left (which they won). They're now unbeaten in six (with one draw) from their third match onwards after going out of Europe.
If you ignore those six poor results (which were DLLWLD) their form is 2.09 ppg.
HTH
by Snowball » 02 Feb 2012 22:10
Ian Royal
If you ignore those six poor results (which were DLLWLD) their form is 2.09 ppg.
by Mr Cinema » 02 Feb 2012 22:16
SnowballIan Royal
If you ignore those six poor results (which were DLLWLD) their form is 2.09 ppg.
I'm trying to imagine the furore if I said I'll just take out X games FROM THE MIDDLE of a run
or used sample sizes of 4...
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