- Jul 10, 2003
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It's quite simple. GM just needs to copy Tomer's homework 
[Albion] "He has obviously done his homework"
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Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
He's scored 26 pens in the last ten years, and missed/had saved 12.
https://www.transfermarkt.com/glenn-murray/elfmetertore/spieler/45693
https://www.transfermarkt.com/glenn-murray/elfmetertore/spieler/45693
Bob'n'weave
Well-known member
This. He did not look at all confident and I groaned when I saw him warming up for the kick. He looked like he just knew it was not going to be his day. Bring on the German.
The Maharajah of Sydney
Well-known member
68.4%
That's a poor strike rate.
The average at this level is 75.8% (drops to 70% in penalty shoot-outs).
Some interesting stats ; https://www.pinnacle.com/en/betting...-is-a-penalty-soccer-betting/NC92JXGBETBHAUM3
Yaya Toure is the best penalty taker still actively playing soccer in the top five leagues in European soccer (100% conversion rate from 15 penalties).
Matt Le Tissier has the best penalty success rate for anyone who has 20+ penalties in their career - scoring 48/49 (98%).
Martin Palermo once missed three penalties in one game (Argentina vs. Colombia, 1999) - the most by one player in a single match.
Diego Alves has the best record for saving penalties in the top five leagues of European soccer - stopping 23/49 (47%).
Jean-Francois Gillet saved three penalties in a single game for Mechelen vs. Anderlecht (October 2015). Cammy Bell repeated this feat for Dundee United vs. Dunfermline in September 2016.
The record for the most penalties awarded in a single 90-minute match is five - Crystal Palace vs. Brighton & Hove Albion in 1989.
Mohamed Jedidi holds the record for the most re-taken penalty in a match - he took the same penalty six times due to various rule infringements (2004 Olympics, Tunisia vs. Montenegro).
Pevenseagull
meh
- Jul 20, 2003
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KK Palace 17 Civics 16. Namibian cup 2005 (48 penalties)
Machiavelli
Well-known member
This is a good point. Last season I seem to remember more going to the keeper's right (which is where the majority of penalties go). He doesn't seem to have hit one that way this season. But this does raise the question, if he takes another one, does he go to the right, or is there double-bluff?
I don't think the penalty was quite as bad as others do. Murray himself said that the Burnley one was poor, because it missed the target and I agree. If Schmeichel had gone the other way, people wouldn't be saying it was a poor penalty, that he was lethargic, cocky, etc.
It does seem that a lifted penalty down the centre is statistically the best one to hit, as keepers always seem to dive.
- Jun 27, 2012
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Ben Roberts apparently spends hours researching em for Maty Ryan. Here's CH on the Ryan save at Stoke
"“With every game we play Ben will analyse where particular players have scored most. But we all know when it comes to it you’ve just got to stand, go the right way"
http://www.theargus.co.uk/sport/159...per_coach_for_capture_of_spot_kick_hero_Ryan/
"“With every game we play Ben will analyse where particular players have scored most. But we all know when it comes to it you’ve just got to stand, go the right way"
http://www.theargus.co.uk/sport/159...per_coach_for_capture_of_spot_kick_hero_Ryan/
Raleigh Chopper
New member
I am probably wrong, but I am still hurting because of the importance of the penalty, I think we would have won, maybe a draw if it had gone in and that would have gone so far to make us safe.
If there was any doubt or nerves leading up to the penalty then Glenn should have just wacked it, as hard as he could down the middle.
If Casper had done his homework he would not have expected that, and if he got a hand/foot to it, it still would have gone in, he tried to place it against one of the best keepers around.
If there was any doubt or nerves leading up to the penalty then Glenn should have just wacked it, as hard as he could down the middle.
If Casper had done his homework he would not have expected that, and if he got a hand/foot to it, it still would have gone in, he tried to place it against one of the best keepers around.
Ravids
Active member
Even some of the penalties he's scored have been lucky, the one against West Ham away springs to mind.
Been amazing this season but someone else should have the penalties for the run in.
beorhthelm
A. Virgo, Football Genius
- Jul 21, 2003
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on tv i felt it looked like Schmeichel sent Murray the wrong way. a little movement one way that makes the taker think they are going that way so plant it the other.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Ben is right. Think about the penalty he saved at Withdean which got us into the play off final. He actually dived to his left, but stuck his right arm up at a right angle, which stopped the penalty dead.
Raleigh Chopper
New member
Another reason to smack it hard down the middle.
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
Did he say anything about that miss in the first half? 
I blame the haircut myself
I blame the haircut myself
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Did he say anything about that miss in the first half?
I blame the haircut myself
He hasn't scored since he shaved his head, so you could be right.
Garry Nelson's Left Foot
Well-known member
That's actually pretty poor. For us it's five misses out of 18 which is slightly better than his average but still not great. I'm another who would like to see someone else take them although if there was someone(in the team/on the pitch) better then presumably they'd already be taking them.
The Penalty for me is over
Huddersfield come to the Amex at the weekend. If we dwell on that Penalty then we are not concentrating on the next job at hand. They will do what they do in away games and dig in for a point we gotta go out and batter them and the Penalty will be long forgotten
Huddersfield come to the Amex at the weekend. If we dwell on that Penalty then we are not concentrating on the next job at hand. They will do what they do in away games and dig in for a point we gotta go out and batter them and the Penalty will be long forgotten
BensGrandad
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As soon as he scores another goal the penalty will be forgotten by all except the statisticians on here. Saturday night the penalty was a discussion point as per substitutions etc but Sunday morning it is all over and we must look forward.