Stats and Apps and stuff

[The9]

Now we're back in the big time, there will be loads more apps and stats available for looking at the details of matches.

 

I'm aware of the FourFourTwo statzone iPhone app

 

 

and the guardian chalkboard - which got pulled in April annoyingly.

 

Are there any other online / app-based match analysis and stat tools out there so we can look at where we are successful with passes, types of passes, areas goals are scored and conceded, etc. ?

 

I know about Man City releasing last season's player stats too, with the intent of someone creating a sabermetrics system like in baseball.

 

There's this too : http://www.whoscored.com/

 

And Rickie Lambert's goalscoring tips : http://performance.fourfourtwo.com/pro-tips/rickie-lambert-how-to-hit-the-back-of-the-net

[Saint Garrett]

Talking of stuff for Iphone...Does anyone have the link to Iphone fixtures calander ? It was put up on here somewhere ages ago.

[Saint Matty 76]

I use whoscored quite a lot and think it's very good, although I think it had K.Davis as our best player...

[The9]

I use whoscored quite a lot and think it's very good, although I think it had K.Davis as our best player...

 

It did.

 

Also, we are bottom of the entire table for "long passes" with 36 (Arsenal had 40), which is interesting. West Ham were 8th, Newcastle top, which was no surprise as they went long almost every time to turn Spurs.

[Minty]

I use whoscored quite a lot and think it's very good, although I think it had K.Davis as our best player...

Davis is the top scoring goalkeeper in the Premier League fantasy football week 1 because of the number of saves and clearances he made...

[The9]

Excluding players who didn't score or save penalties, Lallana (who assisted one) was top, then Fonte. Guly, Sharp, Hooiveld and Fox were our bottom 4, despite Sharp having a 100% pass completion rate.

[The9]

From "WhoScored"

 

Southampton Character

+ Strengths

Coming back from losing positions - Strong

 

- Weaknesses

Keeping possession of the ball - Weak

Defending through ball situations - Weak

Not giving away scoring chances - Weak

Protecting the lead - Very Weak

 

Southampton Style

Attacking down the left side

Short passing

Non-aggressive

 

A lot of that has to do with playing against Man City of course...

[The9]

They also described our formation as 4-1-4-1 with Guly up front and Schneiderlin sitting...

[once_bitterne]

I think you find you need nothing more than this...

 

http://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/nathaniel-clyne/id493073550?mt=8