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Am I right that he's the only player to have played every minute of every game so far this season ?
Thought at the time that the talk of moving him on was rash. A full season of 6/10 performances week in week out is more valuable than half a season of 7/10 performances imo
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The debate over whether 10th place is in the top half of a 20-team league has been going on for ten hours and shows no signs of stopping pic.twitter.com/zprATFchbB
Unsurprisingly, that variance (between points won in the evening vs afternoon) was the highest in the division this season. Evenings here are defined as any KO after 5pm. Loftus Road is a different energy under the lights…#QPRpic.twitter.com/oioiU9mFcc
Could be a fair few more nights under the lights to come next season, given the funkier kick off times which we’ll need to get used to. Be interesting to see if this continues #QPRpic.twitter.com/2IWDTXfyM2
Pretty interesting, by this metric Armstrong is a better converter of chances than Dykes.
And I guess you could also say Armstrong converts exactly what you would expect him to, based on the opportunities he has been given, or made for himself.
Edit: converts isn't quite right, more like "efforts worthy of a goal"
Simple definition of the two metrics; xG measures the quality of the opportunity presented to/by the player, xGOT (expected goals on target) measures the quality of the attempt on goal
Big fan of Marti, think the slender hope of staying up is largely down to him and the changes he's made.
But he got that wrong, didn't he? Looked like he set up to attack with pace on the break, using sinclair supported by three nippy little guys behind him.
It didn't really work, because of a combination of poor long ball distribution out of defence, sinclair poor decision making (offsides and poor attempts at buying free kicks), and EFL secret meeting agreeing to never award armstrong a decision.
You can see the thinking behind it, but looked a doomed plan from midway through first half.
Second half we were always going to be camping out trying to break them down, and felt like the subs that came would have been useful from half time. But he didn't change it up until 70 or so mins, and although Frey, Andersen, Willock felt like the correct subs, by that point we were really chasing the game it became madcap and disjointed