2015/2016 Statistics

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I thought I'd start something potentially interesting (if totally pointless) while the season is young. It was meant to be a quick nerdy stats at a glance thing, but you could even make it into a little Player of the Season competition (anyone got a trophy?).

Attackers: 1 point per goal, 1 per assist, 1 per MOM.
Defenders: 1 point per goal, 1 per assist, 1 per MOM, 1 per clean sheet.

So thus far!

Goals:
Carey 3
Jervis 3
Wylde 2
Reid 1

Assists:
Carey 2
Boateng 1
Mellor 1
Jervis 1
Sawyer 1
Hartley 1

Clean Sheets:
McCormick 2
Mellor 2
Hartley 2
Nelson 2
Sawyer 2
McHugh 2

Man of the Match (*the opinions of other Argyle related information providers may be considered for this statistic)
Boateng 2
Carey 2
Hartley 1

TOTALS:
Carey 7
Jervis 4
Hartley 4
Boateng 3
Mellor 3
Sawyer 3
Wylde 2
McCormick 2
Nelson 2
McHugh 2
Reid 1

It's of course thoroughly corny and pointless, but the stats part might be interesting over the course of the season, as well as the MOM awards.

Anyway I will keep updating it after every game and try to keep on top of it for you good good people.

Subject: Re: 2015/2016 Statistics Thu Aug 27, 2015 3:03 am

Like it.

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Stickied

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I got a trophy for this. cheers

Subject: Re: 2015/2016 Statistics Thu Aug 27, 2015 10:11 am

Looks good.

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7 - Jervis
5 - Carey
2 - R. Reid, Tanner, Wylde
1 - Brunt, McHugh

ASSISTS

3 - Carey, Wylde
2 - Brunt, Jervis, Hartley
1 - Boateng, Mellor, Sawyer, R. Reid
(4 - No Assist)

CLEAN SHEETS

4 - McCormick, Mellor, Hartley, Nelson, Sawyer
3 - McHugh
1 - Simpson

MOM

4 - Boateng
2 - Carey, Hartley
1 - Jervis, Nelson, R. Reid, Sawyer

TOTALS

10 - Carey, Jervis
8 - Hartley
6 - Sawyer
5 - Boateng, Mellor, Nelson, Wylde
4 - McHugh, McCormick, R. Reid.
3 - Brunt
2 - Tanner
1 - Simpson

Subject: Re: 2015/2016 Statistics Sat Oct 03, 2015 1:07 am

Excellent

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7 - Jervis
5 - Carey
3 - R. Reid
2 - Tanner, Wylde
1 - Boateng, Brunt, McHugh

ASSISTS

4 - Carey
3 - Wylde
2 - Brunt, Jervis, Hartley
1 - Boateng, Mellor, Sawyer, R. Reid
(5 - No Assist)

CLEAN SHEETS

4 - McCormick, Mellor, Hartley, Nelson, Sawyer
3 - McHugh
1 - Simpson

MOM

5 - Boateng
2 - Carey, Hartley
1 - Jervis, Nelson, R. Reid, Sawyer

TOTALS

11 - Carey
10 - Jervis
8 - Hartley
7 - Boateng
6 - Sawyer
5 - Mellor, Nelson, Wylde
4 - McHugh, McCormick, R. Reid.
3 - Brunt
2 - Tanner
1 - Simpson

Subject: Re: 2015/2016 Statistics Sun Oct 04, 2015 2:31 am

Greatly admire your work on this.

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Just one quiery ejh......there is the potential for a defender to score points four different ways whilst the other players have only three ways available to them.....have I read that correctly.

Subject: Re: 2015/2016 Statistics Sun Oct 04, 2015 8:34 am

Good work EJ!

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zyph wrote:: Just one quiery ejh......there is the potential for a defender to score points four different ways whilst the other players have only three ways available to them.....have I read that correctly.

That is correct.

But in the absence of a free scoring defender, such as Coughlan, or a penalty or set piece taker like Leighton Baines, defenders won't be big point scorers in any areas.

So the advantage of playing in the attacking third is probably a bigger advantage than picking up the clean sheets, IMHO.

It is the likes of Boateng I feel sorry for. Not a big goal scorer or assist provider, but he is impressing more in every match. 5 MOM awards in 13 games, which is dominant early player of the season form, but he still can't keep up with Carey or Jervis in this. Maybe it needs to be 2 points per MOM?

So the points favour the creative players ultimately. You can only get one man of the match point a game, or one clean sheet a game, but you can score a hat trick or get 2 assists and get several points. And then the MOM too most likely.

So it isn't a perfect points system at all, but still just a bit of fun!

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Nerdy as fook, ejh....

....But I like it. Very Happy

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Czarcasm wrote:: Nerdy as fook, ejh....

....But I like it.

It is excessively nerdy, but I wanted to observe the assist stat in particular because it often falls by the wayside who created the goal. Once I made my mind up to stay on top of who is providing the goals, I thought I might as well compile the stats of other things, even if they are much more easily checkable. And once you have reviewed the highlights it only takes 3 minutes a week anyway, so others can look as well as just me.

Now the season is underway I think it is handy having the stats at a glance. Boateng having 5 MOMs out of 13 for example, obviously we all know he is having a good season, but I find that one quite illuminating. More than 1/3 matches, he is looking like our best player without even scoring or creating goals.

Turning it into a 'player of the season' competition was a bit spontaneous, but we can see at the end of the season if it reflects our season well.

I'm just glad I'm doing this this season and not last. This season we are a hungry and aggressive team, goals and assists from all directions, and having numerous genuine MOM contenders rather than just having to pick someone who was less average than the others. Last season was all about clean sheets, Reuben, and nicking 1-0s.

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ejh wrote:: It is excessively nerdy, but I wanted to observe the assist stat in particular because it often falls by the wayside who created the goal.

Fair do's - you gotta find a way to get Brunty some points I guess! lol!

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7 - Jervis
5 - Carey
3 - R. Reid, Tanner
2 - Boateng, Wylde
1 - Brunt, McHugh

ASSISTS

4 - Carey
3 - Hartley, Wylde
2 - Brunt, Jervis,
1 - Boateng, Mellor, R. Reid, Sawyer, Tanner
(5 - No Assist)

CLEAN SHEETS

5 - McCormick, Mellor, Hartley, Nelson
4 - Sawyer
3 - McHugh
2 - Simpson
1 - Purrington

MOM

5 - Boateng
2 - Carey, Hartley
1 - Jervis, Nelson, R. Reid, Sawyer, Tanner

TOTALS

11 - Carey
10 - Hartley, Jervis
8 - Boateng
6 - Mellor, Nelson, Sawyer
5 - Wylde, McCormick, Tanner
4 - McHugh, R. Reid.
3 - Brunt
2 - Simpson
1 - Purrington

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7 - Jervis
5 - Carey, R. Reid
3 - Tanner
2 - Boateng, Wylde
1 - Brunt, McHugh

ASSISTS

4 - Carey
3 - Hartley, Jervis, Wylde
2 - Brunt
1 - Boateng, McCormick, Mellor, R. Reid, Sawyer, Tanner
(5 - No Assist)

CLEAN SHEETS

6 - McCormick, Mellor, Hartley, Nelson
5 - Sawyer
4 - McHugh
3 - Simpson
1 - Purrington

MOM

5 - Boateng
2 - Carey, Hartley, R. Reid
1 - Jervis, Nelson, Sawyer, Tanner

TOTALS

11 - Carey, Jervis, Hartley
8 - Boateng
7 - McCormick, Mellor, Nelson, R. Reid, Sawyer
5 - Wylde, Mchugh, Tanner
3 - Brunt, Simpson
1 - Purrington

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11 - Jervis
8 - Carey
6 - Brunt, R. Reid
4 - Tanner
3 - Wylde, McHugh
2 - Boateng
1 - Threlkeld, Mellor, Nelson, O.G.

ASSISTS

6 - Jervis
5 - Carey
4 - Brunt, Tanner, Wylde
3 - Hartley, Mellor
2 - Boateng, Sawyer
1 - McCormick, McHugh, Purrington, R. Reid, Threlkeld, Walton
(8 - No Assist)

CLEAN SHEETS

10 - McCormick, Mellor, Hartley, Nelson
9 - Sawyer
8 - McHugh
4 - Simpson
1 - Purrington, Threlkeld

MOM

5 - Boateng, Carey
4 - Nelson
3 - Brunt, Hartley, McHugh
2 - R. Reid, Tanner
1 - Jervis, McCormick, Sawyer

TOTALS

18 - Carey, Jervis
16 - Hartley
15 - McHugh, Nelson
14 - Brunt, Mellor
12 - McCormick, Sawyer
10 - Tanner
9 - Boateng, R. Reid
6 - Wylde
5 - Simpson
3 - Threlkeld
2 - Purrington
1 - Walton

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if the goal was officially credited to wylde then why have you put OG?

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Angry wrote:: if the goal was officially credited to wylde then why have you put OG?

By 'officially', you mean the BBC? If you watch the replay, Wylde is offside when brunt crosses it. Brunt has said that the linesman also said it was over the line before Wylde touched it, otherwise he'd have ruled the goal offside. The cross doesn't appear to be going in to the net so it can only be an O.G.

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ejh wrote:

Angry wrote:: if the goal was officially credited to wylde then why have you put OG?

By 'officially', you mean the BBC? If you watch the replay, Wylde is offside when brunt crosses it. Brunt has said that the linesman also said it was over the line before Wylde touched it, otherwise he'd have ruled the goal offside. The cross doesn't appear to be going in to the net so it can only be an O.G.

football league credited him with the goal so be fair and adjust it Very Happy

Subject: Re: 2015/2016 Statistics Sun Jan 03, 2016 11:01 pm

Whatever the rights and wrongs it looks like it has been given to Wylde:

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Well the referee team obviously didn't Angry, and neither did Errington who credited Brunt with the second goal. These news organisations are all going off a news agency report that Wylde scored it which is clearly not the case in the eyes of the referees - who at the end of the day decide what is a goal and what isn't.

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