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With lockdown easing in NZ I've struggled to get the time to finish it off to where i'm happy to release a version but thought bugger it, it's taken so many hours to pull data from the English National Football archive and heaps of effort.
Version 1 includes
PLAYER DASHBOARD The player dash is working and pulls through the player name, appearances per comp & Goals. The options at the bottom can change a player name show a certain comp or certain years (hold shift to add multiple years to a player)
ALL TIME RECORDS TAB Takes data from all seasons to rank all time goals & appearances per competition as well as all time.
ALL TIME SEASONS TAB Takes data from all seasons to rank by season tally for goals & appearances per competition.
EVERY SEASONS DATA Tabs from 1921/22 to 2019/20 showing all players used, appearances, goals, starts, sub appearances per competition
I have a huge backlog of things to fix up.
Phase 1 backlog
Pull player photos through to the dashboard Get rid of the :th: showing on the dash Make it look pretty Create an easy to read PDF version on the records for mobiles
Phase 2 Backlog
Add every Rochdale game to the database Expand stats to club stats and the list goes on
It's not perfect but it's consumed a lot of time and a lot of effort has gone in, feel free to use it wherever you guys wish and hope it helps when someone ask how many games did they play or how many goals did they score...that is literally the reason i did it!
Notts are asking supporters to send in their flags to put around the stadium for our semi final in the playoffs and I thought that it would be a great idea if we all chipped in to buy one,I've been online and £100 should get us a decent one but obviously it won't fit everybody's name on so I thought that NCFC and then Chalky printed underneath would show it to be ours should the camera catch it was
And so it starts...I am sure I read somewhere that they were supposed to be under some sort of embargo where they weren't allowed to pay players above a certain amount (think it came up in the Hendo thread?) Richie Wellens states "The money Bolton are throwing around for a player of his age, and a three-year deal at that, we couldn't get to that,"
I'm a bit bored. I'm thinking about the last 15 years or so and players that have played for us and gone on to play at a higher level. What team can we come up with?
Here's my go, I had Jones in but actually was Bradford much higher than ourselves? So went for Allen as he's on his way back to the championship. I can imagine RND getting into it aswell at some point and maybe Camps.
Others considered: Fielding, Hogan, Wiseman, Le Fondre, Adshead (not appeared yet), Matheson (not appeared yet), Ronan (appeared in the Championship)
Am I missing anyone? Anyone disagree? For all the midfielders we develop none have so far really made it to the top. Basham and Stephens were obviously both here on loan.
Looks like we're stuck with the same old, same old next season then. His legend is growing!
‘England’s best football DJ’ Big thanks to Swedish football magazine ‘Are You Here For the Game?’ for the brilliant write up on my job at @officiallydale ⚽️🎸 pic.twitter.com/zEx4ftUp2c
Just been looking on Wikipedia at dale, I noted that we have a goalkeeping coach, Craig Samson , been in post since December 2019, didn’t notice that one sneak in
I watched the Big Match Revisited on ITV Hub this morning, which took in games from 5 February 1977. The main match was Arsenal v West Ham. Ended 3-2 to the Hammers, which included two goals from ex Dale forward Alan Taylor. He, of course, also got a brace in the 74/5(?) final v Fulham. Funny thing is, I actually went to that Arsenal/West Ham match as I was staying down in London for a few days with a fellow Dale fan, I contacted him this morning and both of us can remember the game and the result, but had forgotten that Taylor had scored. We had previously seen him play in that disastrous season when we won only two games. Quite a step up for Taylor, but he seemed to make the transition to the top flight with ease.
Officers attended a report of persons in the canal opposite Nottingham station. A Forest fan had jumped in to celebrate a win over local rivals, unaware of the late equaliser ⚽️ #woundedhttps://t.co/SIdniwNCOS
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