| Analysing Swansea City statistically - A Tale of Two Halves 13:00 - Oct 1 with 971 views | SwansIndependent |
 Analysing Swansea City statistically - A Tale of Two Halves 1st Oct 2021 12:56Last weeks column from Jerome Thomas was one of the most read articles we carried over the seven days to the end of last month. So much so he has returned with another reflection on the way Swansea City play and an explanation of how that is implemented from actual game time. This article was written prior to the Fulham game on Wednesday night.  0
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| Analysing Swansea City statistically - A Tale of Two Halves on 14:01 - Oct 1 with 910 views | A_Fans_Dad |
It is a good job that the analysis did not include our last game. | | | |
| Analysing Swansea City statistically - A Tale of Two Halves on 14:31 - Oct 1 with 864 views | KeithHaynes |
| Analysing Swansea City statistically - A Tale of Two Halves on 14:01 - Oct 1 by A_Fans_Dad |
It is a good job that the analysis did not include our last game. |
Jerome is good but he isn’t that good.
However, I’m not so sure. |  |
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| Analysing Swansea City statistically - A Tale of Two Halves on 17:19 - Oct 1 with 742 views | Catullus |
To me that just poves that (taken in conjunction with Dr P's stats) that stats can be used to say whatever you want and we knew how true that was before Martin arrived anyway!
It is nice though to see more positive stats even if the Fulham game has put a dent in them!
When I pointed out to Dr P that we had been better in the last 3 games (Hull, Millwall, Luton) he just said I was cherry picking though.
Lets see what the next 5 games bring, maybe it'll be a tale of three thirds! | |
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