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Stats, stats and more stats (2013/14)

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vs Man City he created the chances for his team mates without receiving one himself, even though the team played well.
vs Chelsea he didn't get anything from his team mates.

We take for granted the number of chances he often creates from nothing, and we just can't expect him to do it on his own in all of the games.
 
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2013 Serie A TIM insights:

89 - Juventus collected 89 points this year: at least 11 more than any other side. Supremacy.

76 - SSC Napoli scored the most goals in Serie A this year, 76. Artillery.

24 & 59 - Juventus conceded the fewest goals, 24. On the other side, Bologna and Inter are the two teams with the most goals conceded this year, 59. Balance.

8 - Torino-Napoli 3-5 (March 30) has been the game with the most goals, eight. Show.

10 - AS Roma won each of their first 10 league games this season: a new record in Serie A. Sprint.
 
[article]Manchester City have won four Barclays Premier League games in a row, they have not won 5+ in a row within a single season since a spell of six wins won them the title in 2011-12.

Arsenal are the only team to record Premier League five wins in a row so far in 2013-14 (Aug-Sept).

Swansea took only 39 points from 37 Premier League games in 2013. They won 55 from 39 games in 2012.

Manchester City need two goals in the game against Swansea to match the best goal total recorded by a Premier League team after 20 games (56 by Man City in 2011-12)

Only 18 different players have started a Premier League game for Cardiff this season, fewer than at any other Premier League club.

Arsenal have the best shooting accuracy (54.5%) and Cardiff the worst (35.7%) in the Premier League this season.

13 different players have scored for Hull this season, no team has seen a wider spread.

Liverpool have made fewer substitutions than any other Premier League side in 2013-14 (44).

Jose Mourinho has made more substitutions than any other Premier League manager this season (57).

Liverpool have hit the woodwork 16 times this season, twice as often 😱 as any other side.

37% of the goals Chelsea have conceded this season have come from set-pieces, the highest proportion in the Premier League (excl. penalties).

Kyle Walker (27) is the only Premier League defender to have created more chances than Seamus Coleman this season (22).

Tottenham have won more penalties than any other Premier League team this season (4 - all scored by Roberto Soldado).

Manchester United have now gone 76 Premier League games without conceding a penalty (equivalent to two whole seasons).[/article]
 
Top 10 All time Cautions

99 - Kevin Davies, Lee Bowyer, Paul Scholes
97 - Robbie Savage
89 - Gareth Barry, Scott Parker
88 - George Boateng
85 - Phil Neville
82 - Kevin Nolan
79 - Wayne Rooney


Matthew Alrick Brown ‏@alrickbrown3m
Man United averaging just 1.7 points per game this season (34pts/20gm). 1.7pts * 38 games = 65pts. Haven't had fewer than 75pts since 90/91.
 
I take it that the Swedish league isn't that major?

AIK: Stuart Baxter, Richard Money (ex lfc player), Alex Miller (ex lfc coach)
 
BBC: For all the talk of his slow start as Manchester United boss, it took Sir Alex Ferguson 44 games at Old Trafford to rack up five home defeats. David Moyes has done the same in just 16.
 
[article=http://www.estadiodeportivo.com/sevilla/2014/01/04/rakitic-tercer-maximo-asistente-europa-2013/17747.html]Assists in 2013

1. Özil, Madrid/Arsenal...17
2. Ribèry, Bayern...14
3. Rakitic, Sevilla...13
-. Koke, At. Madrid...13
5. Totti, AS Roma...12
-. Rooney, Man. United...12
7. Cristiano, R. Madrid...11
-. Cesc, Barcelona...11
-. Leo Messi, Barcelona...11
-. Alessio Cerci, Torino...11
-. Gonzalo Castro, Leverkusen...11
-. Benzema, R. Madrid...11
-. Vela, R. Sociedad...11[/article]
 
[article=http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11096/9098542/style-issues]Manchester United top the Premier League for crosses per game, swinging in an average of 26.65 of them in their 20 league games so far this season. In the New Year's Day defeat at home to Tottenham, they took the policy to new levels. A whopping 47 crosses were lobbed goalwards for Vlad Chiriches and Michael Dawson to deal with. That was a United high for the season and more than in any game they played last term. It isn't proving an efficient use of the ball in the final third.

This is precisely the area of the field where the best teams will play an intricate through-ball to find a breakthrough. Tellingly, that's exactly what the impressive Januzaj did to create Danny Welbeck's goal on Wednesday. It leads to better quality opportunities and United are eschewing plenty of them: 423 of the 533 crosses hurled in have failed to find their target (again, a Premier League high). That's 423 chances to do something better in the last third that have been wasted.

It's a disjointed tactic too. Firstly, an emphasis on crossing necessitates quality in wide areas. While United have the numbers, the world-class wingers of the past are missing. Moyes' team has become wilfully reliant on the most mercurial figures in the squad, with the ruthless Robin van Persie reduced to the role of waiting in the box for the ball to arrive from the flanks.

Not only is this supply a problem but these wingers are not a direct source of goals either. Ronaldo was a revelation, Beckham averaged more than seven goals per season and Giggs netted 81 goals in his first 12 Premier League campaigns. In the 1994/95 season, Kanchelskis was even the top scorer. In 2013/14, Giggs, Ashley Young, Nani, Antonio Valencia and Wilfried Zaha have contributed just two goals between them. Only young Januzaj - with three goals - has scored more than once.[/article]
 
not hard to top that table with Januzaj and Young in their squad, surprises me Chelsea don't have more with Oscar/Luiz/Ramires
 
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