As much as we love a player thats pretty poor given how much we have invested in him!
I wonder if anyone else has such a negative statistical influence on our game
Without Kuszczak we have 100% win rate (one game).
Without Bridcutt we have 100% win rate (thee games).
We also win more (% wise) without:
Greer
El Abd
Crofts
Lualua
Bridge
Buckley
Hoskins
Barnes
Dobbie
But, as others have said, it's not so simple. Barnes has been on the field for 65% of our game time, but we scored 72% our goals with him on the pitch. We can't win without scoring, so how does that tally?
Kuszczak 97.2%mins, 96%scored, 97.2%conceded
Greer 77.9%mins, 82%scored, 83.3%conceded
El Abd 81.7%mins, 82%scored, 77.8%conceded
Crofts 31.4%mins, 18%scored, 44.4%conceded
Vicente 12.4%mins, 6%scored, 8.3%conceded
Lualua 16.6%mins, 18%scored, 22.2%conceded
Bridcutt 89.0%mins, 84%scored, 94.4%conceded
Bridge 80.1%mins, 76%scored, 77.8%conceded
Buckley 61.0%mins, 64%scored, 58.3%conceded
Barnes 64.9%mins, 72%scored, 66.7%conceded
Hoskins 11.3%mins, 12%scored, 11.1%conceded
Dobbie 19.0%mins, 16%scored, 16.7%conceded
(%mins is the percentage of minutes they were on the pitch for, %scored is the percentage of goals scored while they were on the pitch, %conceded is the percentage of goals conceded while they were on the pitch)
If the impact an individual makes on a team is positive, goals scored % should be higher than time on the pitch %, and goals conceded % should be lower than time on the pitch %
NB
As mentioned elsewhere in this thread, football is a team game, and the impact of one person is limited by the fact there are others in on the pitch with him. But, I thought I'd add these stats to the conversation.
Interestingly, Brezovan has played 2.8% of our league game time and conceded 2.8% of our goals. I don't know why I find that interesting.