Statistically
Sat Aug 30, 2014 9:18 pm
LeFondre was the worst player on the field for both teams followed closely by Pilkington and Dikgacoi.
Players positions:
Shows Whitts and Dik playing in the same area (7&8)
Also shows Daelhi and Pilkington playing narrow and all our width coming from our fullbacks with Fabio spending more time in the oppositions half than ours.
Players positions:
Shows Whitts and Dik playing in the same area (7&8)
Also shows Daelhi and Pilkington playing narrow and all our width coming from our fullbacks with Fabio spending more time in the oppositions half than ours.
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Re: Statistically
Sat Aug 30, 2014 9:33 pm
On the face of it they had 18 shots we had 9. However, 83% of their shots were from outside the box or 15 shots outside the box, three inside. Of our 9 shots 5 were from inside in box. This tends to say we defended well restricting them to long range efforts... lies damn lies and statistics.
Fulham's starting midfielder passing accuracy was 90% compared to City's 78%
Whitts had the most touches of both teams in the game, nearly twice as many as Parker.
Oh! we're also slightly lopsided preferring the left side to attack.
Fulham's starting midfielder passing accuracy was 90% compared to City's 78%
Whitts had the most touches of both teams in the game, nearly twice as many as Parker.
Oh! we're also slightly lopsided preferring the left side to attack.
Re: Statistically
Sat Aug 30, 2014 9:40 pm
Einstein wrote:On the face of it they had 18 shots we had 9. However, 83% of their shots were from outside the box or 15 shots outside the box, three inside. Of our 9 shots 5 were from inside in box. This tends to say we defended well restricting them to long range efforts... lies damn lies and statistics.
Fulham's starting midfielder passing accuracy was 90% compared to City's 78%
Whitts had the most touches of both teams in the game, nearly twice as many as Parker.
Oh! we're also slightly lopsided preferring the left side to attack.
Good input.
It's a little bit like roulette right now. We could win 3-0 or we could lose 3-0. I don't even know our best team anymore. I think there are better more experienced managers out there that's not to say we won't make the top 6 with Ole
Re: Statistically
Sat Aug 30, 2014 9:48 pm
Oh, I love those stats, especially when they underpin the way I saw the match 
- Le Fondre and Pilkington having a bad day
- Fulham played well, 90 % passing accuracy is not bad at all for a team as a whole
- Loopsided to the left cause Daehli spent most time there (but switched side with Pilkington deep into first half, and ended up in the middle)
- Le Fondre and Pilkington having a bad day
- Fulham played well, 90 % passing accuracy is not bad at all for a team as a whole
- Loopsided to the left cause Daehli spent most time there (but switched side with Pilkington deep into first half, and ended up in the middle)