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Some interesting stats from the season 2016/17.
We have the lowest shot at goal ratio (46,7%). Too many going wide...
Compared to Everton we did need 43 more shots to score 3 more goals. :-/
Look at Utd, if they had more than big nose...
Shots: .........next to the goal ..... at the goal .....Shots .....Goals ....... Ratio
Arsenal.......... 137 (50,4 %) ........135 (49,6 %) ...... 272 ........56 ...........20,6 %
Chelsea......... 141 (49,0 %) ........147 (51,0 %) .......288 ........59 ...........20,5 %
Liverpool ........134 (43,1 %) ........177 (56,9 %) .......311 ........61 ..........19,6 %
Everton ..........113 (43,0 %) ........150 (57,0 %) .......263 ........51 ..........19,4 %
Man City ........163 (53,3 %) ........143 (46,7 %) .......306 ........54 ..........17,6 %
Spurs ..............167 (48,3 %) ........179 (51,7 %) .......346 ........55 ..........15,9 %
United ............ 156 (47,9 %) ........170 (52,1 %) .......326 ........42 ..........12,9 %
Source: http://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/premier-league/chancenverwertung/wettbewerb/GB1/saison_id/2016/plus/1
Answering the question why somebody isn't successful although he should in terms of skills, is a bit complex.
Dunno what City is doing in terms of mental coaching.
Sometimes small changes can have a huge effect.
Maybe the international break is even helpful now.
We have the lowest shot at goal ratio (46,7%). Too many going wide...
Compared to Everton we did need 43 more shots to score 3 more goals. :-/
Look at Utd, if they had more than big nose...
Shots: .........next to the goal ..... at the goal .....Shots .....Goals ....... Ratio
Arsenal.......... 137 (50,4 %) ........135 (49,6 %) ...... 272 ........56 ...........20,6 %
Chelsea......... 141 (49,0 %) ........147 (51,0 %) .......288 ........59 ...........20,5 %
Liverpool ........134 (43,1 %) ........177 (56,9 %) .......311 ........61 ..........19,6 %
Everton ..........113 (43,0 %) ........150 (57,0 %) .......263 ........51 ..........19,4 %
Man City ........163 (53,3 %) ........143 (46,7 %) .......306 ........54 ..........17,6 %
Spurs ..............167 (48,3 %) ........179 (51,7 %) .......346 ........55 ..........15,9 %
United ............ 156 (47,9 %) ........170 (52,1 %) .......326 ........42 ..........12,9 %
Source: http://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/premier-league/chancenverwertung/wettbewerb/GB1/saison_id/2016/plus/1
Answering the question why somebody isn't successful although he should in terms of skills, is a bit complex.
Dunno what City is doing in terms of mental coaching.
Sometimes small changes can have a huge effect.
Maybe the international break is even helpful now.