PannickAtTheDisco
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yep you are a football genius
genius.
yep you are a football genius
This stat completely ignores the quality of the chances. If you use one stat as your metric then you go down a blind alley.no, he wasn't. Nobody rational can claim that a striker who's supposed to be both our and Brazil's #9 and misses 2 sitters could have had a great game.
Finishing stats for this season (League & CL).
Shots:
Sterling - 41.
Kun - 39.
Jesus - 30.
Mahrez - 20.
D Silva - 18.
On Target:
Sterling - 17.
Kun - 15.
Mahrez - 12.
Jesus - 11.
D Silva - 6.
Goals:
Sterling - 11.
Kun - 10.
Jesus - 4.
Mahrez - 3.
D Silva - 3.
Conversion Rate:
Sterling - 26.8%
Kun - 25.6%
D Silva - 16.7%
Mahrez - 15%
Jesus - 13.3%
On Target Conversion Rate:
Kun - 66.67%
Sterling - 64.7%
D Silva - 50%.
Jesus - 36.7%
Mahrez - 25%
Gulf. Played twice this week, 12 shots, 1 goal. Not good enough.
well we all saw the ones he missed today. Enough said. Stats just a vindication, shots on target being a beautiful metric because it was an easy enough chance for him to hit the target with, doesn't stop Sterling and Kun scoring them and if they're getting easier chances then why isn't Jesus getting into the same positions? Either way, not up to the level required in front of goal.This stat completely ignores the quality of the chances. If you use one stat as your metric then you go down a blind alley.
Sergio has missed plenty of chances this season, many easier than Gabby’s tonight. Every striker does. What are you even on?well we all saw the ones he missed today. Enough said. Stats just a vindication, shots on target being a beautiful metric because it was an easy enough chance for him to hit the target with, doesn't stop Sterling and Kun scoring them and if they're getting easier chances then why isn't Jesus getting into the same positions? Either way, not up to the level required in front of goal.
Sergio has missed plenty of chances this season, many easier than Gabby’s tonight. Every striker does. What are you even on?
From open play in all comps (prior to today since the site isn’t updated yet) Jesus had an xG per 90 of .87 vs a return per 90 of .77 (11% underperformance). Sergio had an xG per 90 of 1.13 and returned .85 per 90 (24% underperformance). This will tighten up once today’s result is added obviously but maybe get your stats in order before bemoaning “society”.as the stats prove, many fewer than Jesus. Hence why he's on double figures and Jesus is on Dave numbers. Odd that Sterling and Kun can finish a similar proportion of chances as each other and Jesus far less, yet when this fact gets pointed on people get uppity. Guess we've become a factually bereft society.
From open play in all comps (prior to today since the site isn’t updated yet) Jesus had an xG per 90 of .87 vs a return per 90 of .77 (11% underperformance). Sergio had an xG per 90 of 1.13 and returned .85 per 90 (24% underperformance). This will tighten up once today’s result is added obviously but maybe get your stats in order before bemoaning “society”.
https://fbref.com/en/players/b66315ae/Gabriel-Jesus
https://fbref.com/en/players/4d034881/Sergio-Aguero
Another dickhead with some weird axe to grind, sometimes it never fails to amaze me what people actually think about individual players.