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Squawka use the official pl opta stats.....

 

 

Where does the data come from?

We take our data from Opta, the providers of the most comprehensive football database on the planet. We then process this data to provide our users with action views of what is actually happening on the pitch.

How regularly is the data updated during a game?

Opta send us data in every break in play – goals, fouls, throw-ins, goal kicks etc. This is approximately an average of every 40 seconds. We then crunch the data and send it out to you across all our tools in real-time

Read more at http://www.squawka.com/frequently-asked-questions

 

Don't think you will find any more accurate stats then opta

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Where does the data come from?

We take our data from Opta, the providers of the most comprehensive football database on the planet. We then process this data to provide our users with action views of what is actually happening on the pitch.

How regularly is the data updated during a game?

Opta send us data in every break in play – goals, fouls, throw-ins, goal kicks etc. This is approximately an average of every 40 seconds. We then crunch the data and send it out to you across all our tools in real-time

Read more at http://www.squawka.com/frequently-asked-questions

 

Don't think you will find any more accurate stats then opta

 

Do you think we created 14 chances at West Brom? We didn't, I don't care where the stats are from, we did not create 14 chances in that game. If we had done, we'd all be on here talking about poor finishing and wastefulness, whereas everyone is actually talking about a lack of creativity

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Do you think we created 14 chances at West Brom? We didn't, I don't care where the stats are from, we did not create 14 chances in that game. If we had done, we'd all be on here talking about poor finishing and wastefulness, whereas everyone is actually talking about a lack of creativity

 

Sounds like most blokes talking about their night out the next day, "I could of had her bro" etc etc

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It is only a matter of time until he adds to his work rate and passing accuracy by scoring (as he can do) in a Premiership match.

 

When he does, Kaiser Sozlled and other will rate him differently.

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I have to say, that's not at all bad. ~13km run in 90 mins whilst playing the ball, covering people and fast direction changes. Impressive States to be honest.

 

But. Doesn't mean he actually did anything during all that running.

 

Personally I like him, but he does need to start chipping in with assists and goals or he will be out on his ear.

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Once you've read all the comments here, go back and look for the Morgan Schneiderlin thread from 5 years ago. Uncannily similar!

 

That's also what I was thinking earlier...

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Oh wow. Is that seriously how these sites classify a chance? No wonder they're completely pointless

 

Which part of it are you referring to? Passes leading to shots (on or off target) and passes leading to "chances" are not really the same thing.

 

I've actually got the OPTA definitions on my PC somewhere, should be able to clarify.

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Here's a bunch of stuff from Opta:

 

Shot on target

Any goal attempt that: a) Goes into the net b) Would have gone into the net but for being stopped by a goalkeeper's save c) Would have gone into the net but for being stopped by a defender who is the last man.

 

Shot off target

Any goal attempt where the ball is going wide of the target, misses the goal or hits the woodwork.

 

Goal Assist

The final pass or pass-cum-shot leading to the recipient of the ball scoring a goal.

 

Second Assist/Key Pass

A pass/cross that is instrumental in creating a goal-scoring opportunity, for example a corner or free-kick to a player who then assists an attempt, a chance-creating through ball or cross into a dangerous position.

 

Key Pass

The final pass or pass-cum-shot leading to the recipient of the ball having an attempt at goal without scoring.

 

Chances Created

Assists plus Key passes.

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Some would say that not one of them is or was a top midfielder and are making up for this by their endeavour.

 

But hey, this isn't a footrace, this is football.

 

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PS. I just wanted to use this gif.

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Just because he's a horror show now doesn't mean he will always be so appalling. Needs time and experience in a much lower league and he could still prove to be a useful Prem player in the future.

 

Don't give up on him yet.

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Just because he's a horror show now doesn't mean he will always be so appalling. Needs time and experience in a much lower league and he could still prove to be a useful Prem player in the future.

 

Don't give up on him yet.

 

 

He's not really a horror show though is he? JWP is a competent but unspectacular PL footballer I've seen far worse players in the red and white.

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Here's a bunch of stuff from Opta:

 

Shot on target

Any goal attempt that: a) Goes into the net b) Would have gone into the net but for being stopped by a goalkeeper's save c) Would have gone into the net but for being stopped by a defender who is the last man.

 

Shot off target

Any goal attempt where the ball is going wide of the target, misses the goal or hits the woodwork.

 

Goal Assist

The final pass or pass-cum-shot leading to the recipient of the ball scoring a goal.

 

Second Assist/Key Pass

A pass/cross that is instrumental in creating a goal-scoring opportunity, for example a corner or free-kick to a player who then assists an attempt, a chance-creating through ball or cross into a dangerous position.

 

Key Pass

The final pass or pass-cum-shot leading to the recipient of the ball having an attempt at goal without scoring.

 

Chances Created

Assists plus Key passes.

 

pass-cum-shot?

 

Kinky.

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