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Tommyp151211 16 Nov 17 2.13pm | |
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CrazyBadger Ware 16 Nov 17 4.04pm | |
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not Convinced about Expected goals - a rather meaningless stat. It'd be interesting to see what the table would look like if a league table was calculated where the points were allocated on xG and not Actual goals, I think it'd probably show just how unreliable it is.. i.e. work that out for every game this season, then see what the League table looks like !
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chateauferret 16 Nov 17 4.11pm | |
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It's bollocks. It doesn't for instance reflect the effect of a goal on the game after that point. If Wilf's chance against Spurs had gone in we'd have parked the bus, for example.
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jamiemartin721 Reading 16 Nov 17 4.36pm | |
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Originally posted by chateauferret
It's bollocks. It doesn't for instance reflect the effect of a goal on the game after that point. If Wilf's chance against Spurs had gone in we'd have parked the bus, for example. Well yes, and no. You kind of have to accept that statistically you're basing your probability factors on the variables that are controllable. Of course you might include effectors based on the likelihood of certain factors, such as the first team to score is the most likely to be the second team to score, and the team that scores 2 in x number of cases will go onto win the game. So you could include a co-efficient based on a teams likelihood to park the bus, based on the quality of their opposition.
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