agreed stats are missing but included are;
Goals, Assists, Chances created, Key passing and accuracy in terms of passing and shooting.. what other stats could be added for attacking players?
And what stats are missing? Offsides? Lmao
agreed stats are missing but included are;
Goals, Assists, Chances created, Key passing and accuracy in terms of passing and shooting.. what other stats could be added for attacking players?
agreed stats are missing but included are;
Goals, Assists, Chances created, Key passing and accuracy in terms of passing and shooting.. what other stats could be added for attacking players?
And what stats are missing? Offsides? Lmao
Minutes played (Sterling has about 200 more minutes), Successful crosses (Januzaj has twice as many), Crossing Accuracy (Januzaj has 16% to Sterling's 9%, which is actually massive), Dribble Success Rate (Januzaj wins), Clear Cut Chance Conversion (Januzaj has scored all of his, whereas Sterling's only scored 20%, which is pretty huge), Mins per goal (Januzaj is 351 to Sterling's 413) and another few that aren't quite as important.
Thing is, the main one they've missed out is minutes played, and they've also not taken into account the relative qualities of the team. Bear in mind here I'm not saying one's better than the other - I'm a big fan of both - I'm saying the article's massively jumping to conclusions and is too biased to take seriously.
Sterling and Januzaj are different kinds of players, so comparing them is pointless anyway.There is quite a bit missing there after all. Still, I don't see anyone taking it as seriously as you're making out. I wouldn't take anything comparing players from a fansite seriously anyway.
Minutes played (Sterling has about 200 more minutes), Successful crosses (Januzaj has twice as many), Crossing Accuracy (Januzaj has 16% to Sterling's 9%, which is actually massive), Dribble Success Rate (Januzaj wins), Clear Cut Chance Conversion (Januzaj has scored all of his, whereas Sterling's only scored 20%, which is pretty huge), Mins per goal (Januzaj is 351 to Sterling's 413) and another few that aren't quite as important.
Thing is, the main one they've missed out is minutes played, and they've also not taken into account the relative qualities of the team. Bear in mind here I'm not saying one's better than the other - I'm a big fan of both - I'm saying the article's massively jumping to conclusions and is too biased to take seriously.
minutes is included.. 1058 minutes for Sterling, 1048 for Januzaj at the 23.01.14
There is quite a bit missing there after all. Still, I don't see anyone taking it as seriously as you're making out. I wouldn't take anything comparing players from a fansite seriously anyway.
minutes is included.. 1058 minutes for Sterling, 1048 for Januzaj at the 23.01.14
Very good weekend of results for us. If Spurs drew that would have been ever better
Everton dominated and didn't deserve to lose at all ... Shame that Adebayor chooses such an inopportune time to discover that he actually has some talent
Liverpool and Arsenal are having their best season in years and yet their fans are still more obsessed with United... it's really beyond me.
But yes that does prove something, United's tactics are not even apparent, truely woeful... this is my biggest problem with Moyes. It doesn't even look organised half the time.
Both sets of fans constantly dig at each others. Don't claim for a second United don't still sing songs about Liverpool
Sing songs? Bit random considering I never mentioned anything along them lines.