Match Ratings : Season Summary (Part 2) - Manager and Team Awards

[DB11]

Over the course of the 2017-18 season, FoxesTalk visitors have been able to cast votes after each Leicester City fixture. I will post a summary of these over the next few days and they will be in three parts.

• Part 1: Referee and Opposition Awards
• Part 2: Manager and Team Awards
• Part 3: Player Awards

 

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Manager

 

Best Managerial Performance : Southampton (A)

1. Southampton 1-4 Leicester City : 8.59 (Claude Puel)
2. Chelsea 0-0 Leicester City : 8.30 (Claude Puel)
3. Peterborough 1-5 Leicester City : 8.05 (Claude Puel)
4. Leicester City 2-0 Everton : 7.58 (Claude Puel)
5. Leicester City 2-1 Tottenham Hotspur : 7.51 (Claude Puel)

 

Worst Managerial Performance : Crystal Palace (A)

1. Crystal Palace 5-0 Leicester City : 2.12 (Claude Puel)
2. Leicester City 0-2 West Ham United : 2.34 (Claude Puel)
3. AFC Bournemouth 0-0 Leicester City : 2.81 (Craig Shakespeare)
4. Leicester City 1-1 Stoke City : 3.71 (Claude Puel)
5. Fleetwood Town 0-0 Leicester City : 3.73 (Claude Puel)

 

Manager Confidence

 

Highest Manager Confidence : Brighton & Hove Albion FC (H)

1. 19/08/17 - Leicester City 2-0 Brighton & Hove Albion FC : 99.44% (Craig Shakespeare)
2. 28/11/17 - Leicester City 2-1 Tottenham Hotspur : 98.86% (Claude Puel)
3. 13/12/17 - Southampton 1-4 Leicester City : 98.20% (Claude Puel)
4. 22/08/17 - Sheffield United 1-4 Leicester City : 97.03% (Craig Shakespeare)
5. 29/10/17 - Leicester City 2-0 Everton : 96.43% (Claude Puel)

 

Lowest Manager Confidence : West Ham United (H)

1. 05/05/18 - Leicester City 0-0 West Ham United : 11.96% (Claude Puel)
2. 28/04/18 - Crystal Palace 5-0 Leicester City : 15.12% (Claude Puel)
3. 16/10/17 - Leicester City 1-1 West Bromwich Albion : 32.62% (Craig Shakespeare)
4. 30/09/17 - AFC Bournemouth 0-0 Leicester City : 37.74% (Craig Shakespeare)
5. 19/04/18 - Leicester City 0-0 Southampton : 50.97% (Claude Puel)

 

Biggest Confidence Rise : 29/10/17 - Leicester City 2-0 Everton : 63.81% (Transition between Shakespeare and Puel)

• The biggest confidence rise excluding the managerial change would be 45.58%, which came on 09/05/18 - Leicester City 3-1 Arsenal
• The longest run of consecutive increase in manager confidence was only two games, which occurred on four separate occasions

 

Biggest Confidence Drop : 28/04/18 - Crystal Palace 5-0 Leicester City : -35.85%

• The longest run of manager confidence decreasing was four games, 22/08/17 - 19/09/18.

 

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Team

 

Best Team Performance : Southampton (A)

1. 13/12/17 - Southampton 1-4 Leicester City : 7.45
2. 13/01/18 - Chelsea 0-0 Leicester City : 7.29
3. 02/12/17 - Leicester City 1-0 Burnley : 7.22
4. 28/11/17 - Leicester City 2-1 Tottenham Hotspur : 7.21
5. 19/08/17 - Leicester City 2-0 Brighton & Hove Albion FC : 7.13

 

Worst Team Performance : Crystal Palace (A)

1. 28/04/18 - Crystal Palace 5-0 Leicester City : 3.47
2. 06/01/18 - Leicester City 1-1 Stoke City : 4.14
3. 10/02/18 - Manchester City 5-1 Leicester City : 4.19
4. 05/05/18 - Leicester City 0-2 West Ham United : 4.28
5. 16/12/17 - Leicester City 0-3 Crystal Palace : 4.33

 

 Leicester's Premier League Team Performance Table
(Premier League matches only - shows who the best team performances were against in the league over both games played)

1. Brighton : 6.82
2. Southampton : 6.69
3. Chelsea : 6.57
4. Tottenham Hotspur : 6.53
5. Swansea : 6.47
6. Arsenal : 6.43
7. Burnley : 6.34
8. Manchester United : 6.24
9. Newcastle : 6.05
10. West Brom : 5.98
11. Huddersfield : 5.97
12. Watford : 5.9
13. Everton : 5.75
14. Liverpool : 5.61
15. Stoke City : 5.6
16. West Ham : 5.03
17. Bournemouth : 4.97
18. Manchester City : 4.88
19. Crystal Palace : 3.9

[Dan]

I'm amazed at how overlooked our Newcastle away performance is in those stats. We were really good that day.

[fazzyfox]

That team performance table is interesting, you'd expect it may look something like a reverse premier league table but you find the teams we particularly struggled to get going against, Palace and Bournemouth and also down there the likes of Stoke and West Ham, hense the mood of frustration which has been around certainly the last few months. I appreciate this is performance rating rather than results against but you can see where we could have gained the points required for a higher finish. 

Edited 27 May 2018 by fazzyfox

[DB11]

19 minutes ago, fazzyfox said:

That team performance table is interesting, you'd expect it may look something like a reverse premier league table but you find the teams we particularly struggled to get going against, Palace and Bournemouth and also down there the likes of Stoke and West Ham, hense the mood of frustration which has been around certainly the last few months. I appreciate this is performance rating rather than results against but you can see where we could have gained the points required for a higher finish. 

 

Possibly more expectant against lesser opposition so harsher rating than the same performance against Man City say?

[Kitchandro]

5 hours ago, Dan LCFC said:

I'm amazed at how overlooked our Newcastle away performance is in those stats. We were really good that day.

We weren’t. We knocked the ball about a bit in the first half with limited chances, 2nd half we were pretty poor and won with a fluke own goal after one of very few breaks.

[worthosoriginals]

we were decent that day scored 3 goals away at Newcastle and won.

had we won 9 nil that day you're  the sort that would moan ' not good enough'

[WigstonWanderer]

Thanks very much for this @DB11and for your hard work all season. I think these results provide a real insight into both the season and the club’s relationship with supporters (insofar as this place is representative of supporters at large).

 

I’m sure there are times when you regret volunteering for this, I’m sure I would, but it really is appreciated.

Edited 27 May 2018 by WigstonWanderer

[Dan]

2 hours ago, Kitchandro said:

We weren’t. We knocked the ball about a bit in the first half with limited chances, 2nd half we were pretty poor and won with a fluke own goal after one of very few breaks.

We dominated most of that game. Would've been a travesty if we'd drawn.

[Koke]

Yeah that away Newcastle game is overlooked. We won via a fluke own goal but it would have been a travesty had we drawn that game.  We dominated pretty much the entire game. Even Newcaste fans say we were one of the best teams to visit SJP. 

[norwichfox]

9 hours ago, WigstonWanderer said:

Thanks very much for this @DB11and for your hard work all season. I think these results provide a real insight into both the season and the club’s relationship with supporters (insofar as this place is representative of supporters at large).

 

I’m sure there are times when you regret volunteering for this, I’m sure I would, but it really is appreciated.

 

100% agree, my thanks go to @DB11 a great job done.

[Dan]

7 hours ago, Koke said:

Yeah that away Newcastle game is overlooked. We won via a fluke own goal but it would have been a travesty had we drawn that game.  We dominated pretty much the entire game. Even Newcaste fans say we were one of the best teams to visit SJP. 

Newcastle mate of mine said the best bar Man City.

[Soar Fox]

@DB11 in the worst team performance section you have us down as drawing 0-0 with West Ham at home.

[UPinCarolina]

@DB11 is the MVP. Well done.

[Ian Nacho]

On 27/05/2018 at 14:48, Dan LCFC said:

I'm amazed at how overlooked our Newcastle away performance is in those stats. We were really good that day.

We were pretty sh*te that day. Got lucky, Gray scored with a shin and they scored an OG.

[Dickov22]

On 27/05/2018 at 20:43, Kitchandro said:

We weren’t. We knocked the ball about a bit in the first half with limited chances, 2nd half we were pretty poor and won with a fluke own goal after one of very few breaks.

 

Harsh. Iborra gave the ball away loads but other than that we were pretty good. 

Edited 2 June 2018 by Dickov22