That’s greatmaybe we need to appreciate just how difficult it is to score a goal-at any level.
This article breaks down the stats behind goal scoring opportunities https://statsbomb.com/2016/10/xcommentary/ definitely worth a read.
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Interesting that. Especially when you look at our stats on Whoscored.com we're the lowest in the league for goals scored in the 6 yard box.maybe we need to appreciate just how difficult it is to score a goal-at any level.
This article breaks down the stats behind goal scoring opportunities https://statsbomb.com/2016/10/xcommentary/ definitely worth a read.
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Very rarely score tap ins or headers in the boxInteresting that. Especially when you look at our stats on Whoscored.com we're the lowest in the league for goals scored in the 6 yard box.
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Interesting that. Especially when you look at our stats on Whoscored.com we're the lowest in the league for goals scored in the 6 yard box.
Very rarely score tap ins or headers in the box
whats that on?Also that Matt Godden with 0.64 goals per 90 has leading stat in Division One.
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Some sort of hallucinatory substance.Wh
whats that on?
This has been my bug bear for quite a time.Interesting that. Especially when you look at our stats on Whoscored.com we're the lowest in the league for goals scored in the 6 yard box.
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15 goals in the last 6 games shows we are turning the corner on scoring goals - We have to deal with here and now and recent form -This has been my bug bear for quite a time.
We have not been scoring enough goals (see the goal diff compared to others), but the goals we do score are often very good goals - Shipley's on Saturday being yet another as would have been O'Hare's if it had gone in. If you see the match highlights for all games a good proportion of goals in League 1 and League 2 are plainly "scruffy" - coming from poor defensive work in the penalty area.
We have not been good enough at scoring our share of these scruffy goals. Bakayoko's late equalizer almost qualifies, but I can't remember many. So much as I love a raking cross field pass leading to a clean strike from the edge of the box.....I'd settle for a few more scuffy scrambles in the box if it got our goal tally up. It is something we are missing.
I think the reason we don’t score scruffy goals is that generally we don’t get many people in the box so there’s no one in a position to score off their arse from 2 yards.This has been my bug bear for quite a time.
We have not been scoring enough goals (see the goal diff compared to others), but the goals we do score are often very good goals - Shipley's on Saturday being yet another as would have been O'Hare's if it had gone in. If you see the match highlights for all games a good proportion of goals in League 1 and League 2 are plainly "scruffy" - coming from poor defensive work in the penalty area.
We have not been good enough at scoring our share of these scruffy goals. Bakayoko's late equalizer almost qualifies, but I can't remember many. So much as I love a raking cross field pass leading to a clean strike from the edge of the box.....I'd settle for a few more scuffy scrambles in the box if it got our goal tally up. It is something we are missing.
When was the last time we had double-digit goal difference?
It’s the lack of in the first half that pisses me offI swear we’ll win the league and someone on here will be moaning that we converted the least amount of left footed backheels from outside the area in the second half of Tuesday night games.
It’s mid January and we have it in our power to win the league. We’re doing OK.
complacent15 goals in the last 6 games shows we are turning the corner on scoring goals - We have to deal with here and now and recent form -
One of the differences between a good striker and an average striker is that when a good striker shoots, he follows the ball in so if there is a rebound or parry, he can still score.
That's why in the Premier League when a GK stops a shot, he has to parry it well to the left or right, because if he just parries it out forwards it's almsot sure to be fired in by someone following up.
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