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The Stats Thread
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Bit like expected goals. Kane and son usually scored more than their xg because they were great goal scorers. Teams with great players will do better than their expected points. Because they take more of their chances.
SteveAWOL
Paul Stewart
So we’re 10th in the table having played (statistically) the tenth most difficult fixtures thus far, hopefully our players get more accustomed to the routine of playing twice per week plus those injuries start to clear up before we have to play more of the teams who will be challenging us for UEFA spots at the end of the season.
theanalyst.com
Four Points Separate Chelsea in Third and Man Utd in 13th – It's the Tightest the Premier League Has Ever Been | Opta Analyst
The Premier League table is more bunched than ever at this stage of a season. Things could change very, very quickly for any team involved.
Robbo
Cecil Poynton
According to a football statistics page on Facebook, we haven't had a goalless draw at home in 141 games - since 2017.
Our record is 167 home games between 1950 and 1958, while the top flight record belongs to Sheffield United: 181 home games without a 0-0 between 1923 and 1932.
The all time record (including lower leagues) is 225 games; Wrexham between 1925 and 1936.
Our record is 167 home games between 1950 and 1958, while the top flight record belongs to Sheffield United: 181 home games without a 0-0 between 1923 and 1932.
The all time record (including lower leagues) is 225 games; Wrexham between 1925 and 1936.
tommysvr
Vedran Corluka
Definitely dried up in the last 8/9 years! https://thfcdb.com/matches?goalsFor...stComparison=<&homeOrAway=H&selectedView=list
monkeybarry
Tom Huddlestone
Well, we've spent more than that on transfers in the last couple of windows, so I'd love to know Philip Buckinghams terms of reference are.
Bedfordspurs
Terry Naylor
That money to buy the club and loans to the club
Some of which now would be equity with the recent changes
Bishop
Frederic Kanoute
The money we've spent is largely club generated beyond that 150m facility we had recently so those figures look fairly accurate from what we know generally.
monkeybarry
Tom Huddlestone
Sounds like a well run, and sustsainable, organisation.
glasgowspur
Andy Thompson
Granted it's a rough graphic but that makes it look like ENIC have invested the same as the purchase price, the purchase price wasn't £194m was it?
Bedfordspurs
Terry Naylor
No it was about £40m
And since then they have brought additional shares and also given the club via an ENIC loan £110m ish
But its a daft graph TBF
metalgear
Andy Thompson
Right. I'm here for the entertaining football
