Corners

Atrocious!

Those two at the end are unforgivable!
 
jimharri said:
Did anyone else not get irate when we didn't get that corner in the second half? We'd have done the square root of fuck all with it anyway.

I'm with you Jim..........look up three of four comments ^^^^^^

Says it all
 
Another 8 corners today with fuck all to show for them, anyone know how many corners it is since we last scored from one?
 
Sergio<3 said:
Another 8 corners today with fuck all to show for them, anyone know how many corners it is since we last scored from one?

Knocking on for 170 I think.
 
Thia was taken from an article about data analysis in football in 2013...

Manchester City’s data department analysed about 400 corners in several national leagues over seasons, and concluded that the most dangerous corner is the inswinger: the ball that swings in towards goal.

The data team took this finding to City’s manager Roberto Mancini, who had played football for many years, and his gut told him that the most dangerous corner was the outswinger. But City’s outswingers kept on not producing goals. Mancini’s assistant David Platt came to chat to the data analysts, and they noticed that City had begun taking inswinging corners. Last season City scored 15 goals from corners, the most in the English Premier League. Vincent Kompany’s headed goal against Manchester United, which effectively clinched the championship for City, came from an inswinging corner.
 
They both need a kick up the arse for that short corner at the end .... I do prefer Milner's delivery to some of the other sh*t offerings we've had though, at least he puts pace on the ball and whips it in .... Oh and did I see I was f*cking lived with that short corner at the end!! ... I mean seriously ....brainless!!!!
 
steviemc said:
Thia was taken from an article about data analysis in football in 2013...

Manchester City’s data department analysed about 400 corners in several national leagues over seasons, and concluded that the most dangerous corner is the inswinger: the ball that swings in towards goal.

The data team took this finding to City’s manager Roberto Mancini, who had played football for many years, and his gut told him that the most dangerous corner was the outswinger. But City’s outswingers kept on not producing goals. Mancini’s assistant David Platt came to chat to the data analysts, and they noticed that City had begun taking inswinging corners. Last season City scored 15 goals from corners, the most in the English Premier League. Vincent Kompany’s headed goal against Manchester United, which effectively clinched the championship for City, came from an inswinging corner.

Why fix it if it aint broken?
 

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