The timing of our recent goals

After reading geordieginolas post here

http://http://www.not606.com/showthread.php/285493-My-thoughts-on-today?p=7365166#post7365166


I was taking a look at our goal times in a few games gone by


Swansea 43, 75
Leicester 71
Spurs 46, 58
Man City 6, 75
Liverpool, 75
West brom, 45, 62
Qpr 78
Burnley 48
Chelsea 57, 78


Definite pattern there and mostly inside the parameters gg mentioned, with a lot of goals inside the 70 to 80 mark as well.

Thought you lot would would be interested. Excuse the shoddy presentation and lack of scientific elaboration, I'm a lazy thread maker and half drunken man

 

The only thing I would take issue with here is your calling yourself a man.

For further details follow the link.

http://www.not606.com/showthread.php/285449-Burnley-Headline-Game-II

PS I know it's a sad and shabby piece of self thread promotion but I don't care.

 

I take no offence to that, us makers of incredibly amateur threads should stick together. We should also share fantasy football tips. Who are you buying this week?













I'll be sure to sell them

 

Had you taken time to read JPFs rules on Fantasy Football, you would know that collusion is explicitly banned.

Anyone found to be actively in breach of the rules, as is obviously clear in this instance, is to be docked a minimum of 100 per points for each breach and blatant attempt at cheating the fair citizens of the league.

200 Points deduction for the pair of you.

 

British intelligence at it again eh?
pardiola is a tactical genius.

 

Its clear Pardew has developed a plan to stay in the game for 30mins, work out the opposition, and then open up. We'll concede early possession with a view to letting them have it in non dangerous areas. Chelsea spent a large portion of their dominant spell early on passing it around at the back. It was just Hazard that carried any threat.

Once we then had our spell, we probed a lot more. The best chance of the first half fell to Colback. The team is quite dynamic once we open up as Pardew has put a large emphasis on power, pace and stretching teams. Its just a shame not having Obertan and Aarons are not available to complete the jigsaw. Ameobi and Cabella are decent back up but Obertan and Aarons are just that bit stronger, quicker.

Obviously late on their dominance was in more dangerous areas after the sending off and their obvious class, plus the desperation to maintain their record.

We have had a very effective spell. To do it while missing most of our team is remarkable really.

Not a massive fan of stats, but sometimes they tie up well with what your eyes are telling you. Great work Bam Bam.