Regulus Arcturus Black
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Nah you haven't. If you had and paid attention it would be easy for you to spot them. There was 1 to Kobbie. 1 to Dalot, 1 back to Maguire.
Kin ell, there’s clutching at straws and then there’s this lunacy.
Nah you haven't. If you had and paid attention it would be easy for you to spot them. There was 1 to Kobbie. 1 to Dalot, 1 back to Maguire.
It’s there at 8 minutes on the nose. Casemiro is also the third most per 90.Not sure you even understand what you are pointing out, where does it say he’s the most dribbled past player in the league?
It’s there at 8 minutes on the nose. Casemiro is also the third most per 90.
It’s there at 8 minutes on the nose.
So he’s second instead of first? Very outdated stats from the guy.Ah, he gave the wrong time stamp and it’s an old video.
Here’s the actual current stats:
https://oddalerts.com/players/england-premier-league/4630
I’ve already posted this link to Lyng so why he’s posting an old video with outdated/incorrect stats now I don’t know.
So he’s second instead of first? Very outdated stats from the guy.
13th per 90. Eriksen is also top 10!True, but if you tweak it to per 90 minutes he doesn't make the top 5. Probably not even top 10 or 15, but it's hard to say without access to the same tool.
13th per 90. Eriksen is also top 10!
Just proves what we know, though. We have a horrifically imbalanced midfield. Mainoo is the only true no.8 and he’s a kid.
It definitely is a problem for Liverpool, their midfield balance is also a bit crap. I don’t rate Szoboszlai at all, and Endo could obviously be improved upon. I think they just (obviously) mitigate it better than us.MacAllister gets dribbled past far more often, they have two in the top 10 also, it’s an odd stat because I don’t see it affecting Liverpool so much.
Not sure you even understand what you are pointing out, where does it say he’s the most dribbled past player in the league?
Ah, he gave the wrong time stamp and it’s an old video.
Here’s the actual current stats:
https://oddalerts.com/players/england-premier-league/4630
I’ve already posted this link to Lyng so why he’s posting an old video with outdated/incorrect misleading as feck stats now I don’t know.
The question is, is this really going to work in 2024 anymore. The whole idea of having a ten who is then supported by a double pivot isn't the most recent and many sides move away from it. Also, Bruno for all his qualities misses a few key skills for that position, i.e. dribbling and touch. Putting a double pivot behind makes us a good team in theory when we would still be in the year 2014-2016. These days, probably not so much anymore. Also, it isn't like we weren't there before - we all remember the talks about him making Oles 4-2-3-1 look like a 4-2-0-4.
You claimed I lied. I didn't. And I never talked about per 90.
That’s fair. If we have identified superior replacements that we can bring in, by all means. My point is that we have so many areas that need fixing, with limited funds, there appears to be other areas of priorityWe need to first decide what kind of Football needs to played by United to eventually compete for biggest trophies and then bring in the players to make that happen .
As things stand Summer might be only time where we might recoup any significant fee for Bruno So I'll want United to take that opportunity and make a clean break .
You did as he’s not even number one if you stupidly want to mislead people by doing total dribbles and ignore when one player has played much more than others.
So yeah, you lied however you paint it. You got mislead by an old, misleading stat and posted it here as fact.
. Now to somehow call me a lier you start talking about per 90.
I somehow want the stat to be representative and not stupidly misleading, what a Karen
It's hardly misleading that our midfielders are so present in those lists.
One final time. I AM NOT BLAMING BRUNO.
He is not that far behind even per 90 minutes, which is not surprise considering his style of play. Some laughed when I said he is running like a headless chicken more often than not, and that is clear in most of games.
Why do you keep repeating this mate? I’ve not once claimed you blame Bruno?
I’ve argued he absolutely was not “awful” in the first 30 minutes yesterday and I’ve argued that a dribbled past stat is a) incorrect and b) very misleading.
No extreme views there.
Because getting mad that a high pressing attacking midfielder gets dribbled by frequently is asinine. If you want someone to take risks and try and win the ball back, which the manager clearly does, then he will inevitably get it wrong or gamble sometimes and get dribbled by. Casemiro being in that list is the far more concerning statistic.MacAllister gets dribbled past far more often, they have two in the top 10 also, it’s an odd stat because I don’t see it affecting Liverpool so much.
Definitely. In theory a midfield of Mainoo and Casemiro behind him sounds not too shabby. But we have to keep in mind that the current trend in football is stacking the midfield with players. Be that inverted fullbacks or charging CBs. On the ball, Bruno has a lot of valuable qualities. Against the ball unfortunately not so much. Even though he admittedly is busy a lot.It would have been good to see him play as a proper 10 without a midfield of McTominay and Fred behind him.
He is one of the reasons we cant keep the ball.Bruno has taken a lot of stick for not being a ‘true’ United captain. However, he creates/scores match winning goals even this season when he has been below par. He also tries to support team mates by passing on penalties (twice to help Rashford) and shifting his position (wide or deep) at the manager’s request. By comparison, Rashford‘s play is selfish and unflexible.
He’s 0.43 behind top 5, but also 0.43 from not even being in the top 35, so not entirely sure of your point here?
There isn’t much really separating 7 - 50.
You don't find it concerning that so many of our midfielders are so high in that list? Especially some like Bruno and Case who are known for their defensive qualities?
Concerning of course but not surprising, we have so much distance between our players we are easily the most simple team to dribble past, even central midfielders can just Lee Sharpe it into an acre of space. That press high, defend low tactic leads to that.
Did you adjust for penalty takers? Both those players have a high number of penalties to their name.I'm having a lot of fun with the statistics tool posted above. A few interesting findings:
- If we exclude wingers and center forwards, only Palmer has more goal contributions than Bruno.
- If we exclude goalkeepers, only 4 players have played more minutes than Bruno.
- Probably not a surprise, but Bruno leads in total key passes even this season. Adjusted per 90 minutes he's 5th.
This. Unless the players are defenders / cdm i dont think these stats can be taken in face value. The fact our midfielders are there really speaks about eth crazy tactics rather than their individual skillsWish people stopped taking this dribbled past stat seriously.
Let's break it down then,Did you adjust for penalty takers? Both those players have a high number of penalties to their name.
Pereira and Gross are ahead of him for key passes per 90.
Interesting also that he doesn’t feature in assists per 90, dribbles per 90, pass accuracy, he’s 45th for goals per 90, 14th most dribbled past player per 90. He doesn’t feature in duals won, interceptions, tackles for the running he’s credited for.
He basically has scored 5 goals from open play and 3 penalties and has 6 assists. Combined you can make that sound great, but per minute, the fact that he takes free kicks corners and penalties and doesn’t feature highly across the board For stats outside of ‘key passes’ doesn’t really mean anything other than he gives the ball away a lot trying difficult passes, takes all set pieces and ends up with decent but not great end product but had a good game for once yesterday.
Let's break it down then,
Goals, creativity and goalthreat (non penalty):
Non penalty goals scored: 0,17/90
36 percentile (vs. attacking mids and wingers in the top 5 leagues the last year)
89 percentile (vs. midfielders in the top 5 leagues the last year)
Non penalty xG: 0,20/90
49 percentile (vs. attacking mids and wingers in the top 5 leagues the last year)
97 percentile (vs. midfielders in the top 5 leagues the last year)
Shots total: 2,73/90
78 percentile (vs. attacking mids and wingers in the top 5 leagues the last year)
99 percentile (vs. midfielders in the top 5 leagues the last year)
Assists: 0,22/90
67 percentile (vs. attacking mids and wingers in the top 5 leagues the last year)
92 percentile (vs. midfielders in the top 5 leagues the last year)
Expected assists xA: 0,36/90
96 percentile (vs. attacking mids and wingers in the top 5 leagues the last year)
99 percentile (vs. midfielders in the top 5 leagues the last year)
Goal threat: 0,57 npxG+A/90
87 percentile (vs. attacking mids and wingers in the top 5 leagues the last year)
99 percentile (vs. midfielders in the top 5 leagues the last year)
Shotcreatring actions: 6,02/90
96 percentile (vs. attacking mids and wingers in the top 5 leagues the last year)
99 percentile (vs. midfielders in the top 5 leagues the last year)
Number of passes: 59,35/90
96 percentile (vs. attacking mids and wingers in the top 5 leagues the last year)
72 percentile (vs. midfielders in the top 5 leagues the last year)
Passcompletion: 72,4%
30 percentile (vs. attacking mids and wingers in the top 5 leagues the last year)
5 percentile (vs. midfielders in the top 5 leagues the last year)
Heavily correlated with the below and the creativity numbers above:
Progressive passes: 7,89/90
98 percentile (vs. attacking mids and wingers in the top 5 leagues the last year)
92 percentile (vs. midfielders in the top 5 leagues the last year)
Tackles: 1,92/90
88 percentile (vs. attacking mids and wingers in the top 5 leagues the last year)
48 percentile (vs. midfielders in the top 5 leagues the last year)
Interceptions: 0,70/90
85 percentile (vs. attacking mids and wingers in the top 5 leagues the last year)
26 percentile (vs. midfielders in the top 5 leagues the last year)
Blocks: 1,33/90
84 percentile (vs. attacking mids and wingers in the top 5 leagues the last year)
61 percentile (vs. midfielders in the top 5 leagues the last year)
Clearances: 1,22/90
98 percentile (vs. attacking mids and wingers in the top 5 leagues the last year)
49 percentile (vs. midfielders in the top 5 leagues the last year)
He's a very rare player type. He plays as a very creative attacking midfielder, but covers the defensive ground of a central midfielder.
His low pass completion is a result of his creativite and progressive passing style, which comes with a lot higher risk than regular balldistribution. (KDB has 73,4% pass completion) Player with high progressive passing numbers always has low pass completion numbers. He is not a ballcarrier and has a very direct passing style.