by andrew1957 » 22 Jan 2009 19:11
by Row Z Royal » 22 Jan 2009 19:52
andrew1957 With the hopefully impending departure of Stephen Hunt...
by SteveRoyal » 22 Jan 2009 20:19
by bishbosh92 » 22 Jan 2009 20:26
by Terminal Boardom » 22 Jan 2009 20:26
andrew1957 With the possible departure of Stephen Hunt I thought it would be interesting to compare the assists provided by wide players and full backs this season compared to 2005/6.
2005/6
Little 14
Shorey 11
Convey 10
Hunt 6
Oster 4
Murty 1 - total 46
So far 2008/9
Hunt 16
Kebe 8
Rose 3
Armstrong 2
Henry 1
Convey 1 - total 31
The figures are a bit weighted by the fact that Shorey was the main corner taker in 05/06 whwereas Hunt is today but it does make interesting reading.
Hunt already has more assists than Little did all season. Kebe is doing well with 8.
But most significantly our three leading assist providers that season are effectively no longer with us (Convey excepted). I hope that even if Stephen Hunt does go someone else will step up and take his place providing assists just as he took over from Convey.
by AlexY25 » 22 Jan 2009 20:31
by Skin » 22 Jan 2009 20:54
Row Z Royalandrew1957 With the hopefully impending departure of Stephen Hunt...
by Jack Celliers » 22 Jan 2009 21:03
AlexY25 We score so many more goals from set pieces recently than we have in previous years. Mainly because our goal threats (Doyle and Nhunt) are good in the air. So S.Hunt has got a lot more assists.
by AlexY25 » 22 Jan 2009 21:13
Jack CelliersAlexY25 We score so many more goals from set pieces recently than we have in previous years. Mainly because our goal threats (Doyle and Nhunt) are good in the air. So S.Hunt has got a lot more assists.
Oh come on. I think I would have got a few goals playing centre forward for Reading this year.
by Ian Royal » 22 Jan 2009 21:30
by SCIAG » 22 Jan 2009 21:51
by Row Z Royal » 23 Jan 2009 00:21
SkinRow Z Royalandrew1957 With the hopefully impending departure of Stephen Hunt...
No penny dropped here then?
by SLAMMED » 23 Jan 2009 02:07
bishbosh92 well hope S.hunt dont go!!
by OLLIE KEARNS » 23 Jan 2009 07:55
andrew1957 With the possible departure of Stephen Hunt I thought it would be interesting to compare the assists provided by wide players and full backs this season compared to 2005/6.
2005/6
Little 14
Shorey 11
Convey 10
Hunt 6
Oster 4
Murty 1 - total 46
So far 2008/9
Hunt 16
Kebe 8
Rose 3
Armstrong 2
Henry 1
Convey 1 - total 31
The figures are a bit weighted by the fact that Shorey was the main corner taker in 05/06 whwereas Hunt is today but it does make interesting reading.
Hunt already has more assists than Little did all season. Kebe is doing well with 8.
But most significantly our three leading assist providers that season are effectively no longer with us (Convey excepted). I hope that even if Stephen Hunt does go someone else will step up and take his place providing assists just as he took over from Convey.
by SteveRoyal » 23 Jan 2009 08:11
by cmonurz » 23 Jan 2009 08:16
AlexY25 We score so many more goals from set pieces recently than we have in previous years. Mainly because our goal threats (Doyle and Nhunt) are good in the air. So S.Hunt has got a lot more assists.
by Einstein agogo » 23 Jan 2009 08:22
SteveRoyal I wish HNA? would stop comparing this season to the record-breaking one.
Even if we had the same players playing the same way, we would never be able to get 106 points again.This season we've had good games, average games and very, very bad games. Get over it. Every club has them.
by Hoop Blah » 23 Jan 2009 11:41
by Ian Royal » 23 Jan 2009 12:15
Hoop Blah Interesting to note that these 'assist' stats only account for about 50% of our goals.
Also, the 05/06 team used to score less 'assisted' goals as a proportion of goals (46% as opposed to 54% this season if these figures are all league related only).
I'd question the real authority on any 'assist' statistic unless it takes into account those who played a key role in creating the goal. For example, for Hunts goal the other day Kebe would presumably have been awarded the assist, but the goal was all about Hunts cross and his brothers finish.
If, for exmaple Harper playes a defensive splitting pace to release Kebe who only has to touch the ball across the face of goal for Doyle to tap in who has got the assist? Not the man who created the chance with the defence splitting pass.
by West Stand Man » 23 Jan 2009 13:08
SLAMMEDbishbosh92 well hope S.hunt dont go!!
Where did you go to school?
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