warmleyseagull
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Might be a slight misunderstanding on your part, I think he’s just helpfully copied and pasted the article for us to read?
Indeed, thank you.
Might be a slight misunderstanding on your part, I think he’s just helpfully copied and pasted the article for us to read?
Nearer 5% according to the bookies
If the bookies were giving odds based on a 1% chance they would be 3 or 4 times what they currently are. They aren't well known for giving mug punters a level break.
Basically it is good evidence that statistics can be misused.
Barnes did miss an incredible amount of chances that season even though he scored 20.
Indeed, thank you.
Agree, Murray, Barnes and Wood have not amounted to much since [emoji85]Finktanks sound like a load of bollocks to me judging by that article!
Bottom of league 2 attack but premier league defence in 2011... Eh?!
Brighton have long been a defensive side. In fact at one point, when leaving League One for the Championship in 2011, they had a Premier League defence (18th in our all-team ranking) but a bottom-of-League Two attack (a remarkable 90th).
A bottom of League Two attack in 2011? Murray scored 23, Barnes scored 20, along with Wood, Sandaza, Bennett and others. How the heck is that a bottom of League Two attack?
Barnes did miss an incredible amount of chances that season even though he scored 20.
Barnes did miss an incredible amount of chances that season even though he scored 20.
Kane has missed quite a few this season too....
Like the mad game against Carlisle.90th best attack that season? They can't have watched us very often as I remember some great fun.
If Kane had played for us when the Amex was built I believe we would be an established premier league team by now. Don't you?
apologies, just read said article !
If Kane had played for us when the Amex was built I believe we would be an established premier league team by now. Don't you?
He’s played at the Amex and had an off day
Brighton have long been a defensive side. In fact at one point, when leaving League One for the Championship in 2011, they had a Premier League defence (18th in our all-team ranking) but a bottom-of-League Two attack (a remarkable 90th).
A bottom of League Two attack in 2011? Murray scored 23, Barnes scored 20, along with Wood, Sandaza, Bennett and others. How the heck is that a bottom of League Two attack?
Sat on the bench with Wood and Knockaert? Came on for the last twenty minutes? I don't remember it myself even though I was there.