Crazy Stat Time!

[oxford blue]

19 hours ago, deanolegend1989 said:

If anything I’d argue Vardy scores in a lot of games We have been beaten in

Yes, 17

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[Blue ROI]

First time since 94/95 we've got more points from Arsenal over our 2 league meetings in a season.

Edited 7 July 2020 by Blue ROI

[Corky]

Since January 2018, we've lost once in ten league matches against Arsenal and Chelsea, two traditionally poor opponents for us.

 

Won 4, Drawn 5 and Lost 1.

[StanSP]

1 hour ago, Blue ROI said:

First tike since 94/95 we've got more points from Arsenal over our 2 league meetings in a season.

Linked to this as well, I know our record is shit there but didn't know it was this bad. Only our 2nd ever point there...

 

[Aus Fox]

36 minutes ago, StanSP said:

Linked to this as well, I know our record is shit there but didn't know it was this bad. Only our 2nd ever point there...

 

Not ever* just since 1992.

[Aus Fox]

In terms of total points this is now the second best season in our entire history.

 

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[coolhandfox]

11 hours ago, Corky said:

Since January 2018, we've lost once in ten league matches against Arsenal and Chelsea, two traditionally poor opponents for us.

 

Won 4, Drawn 5 and Lost 1.

That's pretty impressive!

[Webbo]

9 hours ago, Aus Fox said:

In terms of total points this is now the second best season in our entire history.

 

A bit unfair on the teams of the past when it was 2 points for a win. 

[davieG]

33 minutes ago, pds said:

Well done James.

 

Just needs to improve his passing too many going astray, mind you that applies to a few others as well.

 

It's very frustrating when the pass it back and forth across the back and middle 10+ passes only then for one of them to miss place a pass to the opposition - it's happening too often.

[Aus Fox]

10 minutes ago, Webbo said:

A bit unfair on the teams of the past when it was 2 points for a win. 

Okay good point, after a bit of research out best seasons in the top flight based on 3 points per game and adjusted for a 38 game season based on a points per game average would be:

2015/16  - 81 points

1962/63. - 65 points

1928/29. - 63 points

1965/66  - 63 Points

2019/20 -  59 points*

1960/61 - 57 Points

 

So when adjusted currently our 5th best season in our history 7 points in our last 4 games to make it our 2nd best ever.

 

 

[davieG]

6 minutes ago, Aus Fox said:

Okay good point, after a bit of research out best seasons in the top flight based on 3 points per game and adjusted for a 38 game season based on a points per game average would be:

2015/16  - 81 points

1962/63. - 65 points

1928/29. - 63 points

1965/66  - 63 Points

2019/20 -  59 points*

1960/61 - 57 Points

 

So when adjusted currently our 5th best season in our history 7 points in our last 4 games to make it our 2nd best ever.

 

 

Shows why the 60's were so good and yet so disappointing.

[Webbo]

10 minutes ago, Aus Fox said:

Okay good point, after a bit of research out best seasons in the top flight based on 3 points per game and adjusted for a 38 game season based on a points per game average would be:

2015/16  - 81 points

1962/63. - 65 points

1928/29. - 63 points

1965/66  - 63 Points

2019/20 -  59 points*

1960/61 - 57 Points

 

So when adjusted currently our 5th best season in our history 7 points in our last 4 games to make it our 2nd best ever.

 

 

I think we came 2nd once in the 20s, but that's interesting to read. 

 

Edit, you included that. Sorry I missed it. 

 

Edited 8 July 2020 by Webbo

[Jimothy]

Just now, Webbo said:

I think we came 2nd once in the 20s, but that's interesting to read. 

 

1928/29. Sheffield Wednesday won the title.

[Aus Fox]

1 minute ago, davieG said:

Shows why the 60's were so good and yet so disappointing.

This is why I get pissed off when supporters disrespect or say we should sacrifice the FA Cup, all that domination and great sides and all we had to show for it was 1 League cup.

For a club like ours we really need to win things while we’re having these golden times. We know it can come crashing down at any stage.

[Aus Fox]

7 minutes ago, Facecloth said:

1928/29. Sheffield Wednesday won the title.

By a point, Ernie Hine has one disallowed by VAR in the last minute of a 1-1 draw at our place. 
The wonkiest lines you’ll ever see, he was on by miles. And I’ve been against VAR since that moment.

[brucey]

 

 

 

[urban.spaceman]

From BBC:
 

Jamie Vardy's 23 goals have come from just 76 shots.

 

That's only the joint 15th-most shots.
 

Mo Salah has had the most, with 122.

[Jimothy]

3 minutes ago, urban.spaceman said:

From BBC:
 

Jamie Vardy's 23 goals have come from just 76 shots.

 

That's only the joint 15th-most shots.
 

Mo Salah has had the most, with 122.

He's such a clinical and efficient striker.

 

Its been discussed on here a few times, where people have said the likes of Kane, or Salah are better because the score more and its a simple as that. They have about twice as many shots most seasons to score 3 or 4 goals more. I know who I'd want through on goal out those players, and its Vardy.

[StanSP]

7 minutes ago, urban.spaceman said:

From BBC:
 

Jamie Vardy's 23 goals have come from just 76 shots.

 

That's only the joint 15th-most shots.
 

Mo Salah has had the most, with 122.

 

1 minute ago, Facecloth said:

He's such a clinical and efficient striker.

 

Its been discussed on here a few times, where people have said the likes of Kane, or Salah are better because the score more and its a simple as that. They have about twice as many shots most seasons to score 3 or 4 goals more. I know who I'd want through on goal out those players, and its Vardy.

Does the latest count as a shot

 

[StanSP]

 

 

[Vacamion]

5 minutes ago, StanSP said:

 

 

 

So Leicester.

 

 

[urban.spaceman]

 

[urban.spaceman]