Sentences with phrase «game ratio»

There aren't many better big men in English football, and with 22 in 42 he has one of the better goal - to - game ratios in recent national team history.

Last season those numbers did drop to 14 and 19 but because of injury he played a lot fewer games and his goals per game ratio actually went up.

He is also close to the goal every other game ratio that is the hallmark of a really decent centre forward.

His goal / game ratio suggest he would have!

But for all his weaknesses a lightning fast, wide / second forward with a 0.5 goal / game ratio in him is a pretty valuable asset / option to have in the locker.

Chelsea won one more game across those ten fixtures, but importantly outscored Arsenal by 11 goals.A goal per game ratio of nearly 3:1 is illustrated by strong offensive form averages that show Chelsea are far more lethal in front of goal than their London rivals.

Shevchenko, currently playing for Dynamo Kiev, has a 0.44 goals per game ratio for his national team and although he has suffered with a back injury in recent times, if he can maintain his fitness, the 35 - years - old will still provide a threat for opposition defences.

Is that the Dzeko with an identical league goals / game ratio as Giroud?

Enrique had a better point per game ratio at Barca than Pep.

The French striker has scored 10 goals in 18 games this season, and has improved his goals - per - game ratio from one goal per 2.75 games in his first season, now down to a goal every 1.8 games this campaign, but Wenger thinks he needs to improve on that before calling himself really top class.

what was his goals / assist per game ratio compare to Walcott.

0.57 goals per game isn't something to get wet in the pants about... If you do then have a look at Theo goal to game ratio last season, 0.99 goals per game.

Though with Lucas» importance being highlighted in recent weeks with an incredible stat revealing Liverpool have a points per game ratio almost three times better when the Brazilian features it would surely take a big sum to convince Brendan Rodgers it was time to part ways with Leiva.

My issue is what will happen to Aubameyang's goals to game ratio if he signs?Lacazette had very good numbers in France but you wouldn't think so now.Maybe we need something different like a COACH

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The top team this season leads with 8p ahead of number two, yet their average point per game ratio lands them on ~ 80p, which is very low.

The striker has had a tough time as Arsenal striker, coming under - fire on a number of occasions despite holding a more than respectable goals - per game ratio throughout his time here, but his last season will have helped him to earn much respect for his attitude and performances.

OG career goal / game ratio > than DC.

Aguero's goals to game ratio remains one of the best in the Premier League ever, and this term he has won over Pep Guardiola's trust to spearhead City's formidable attack.

Over the same period, Ronaldo's goals - per - game ratio when he starts alongside Benzema is slightly higher, at 1.125.

But nevertheless he has made a decent start â $ «whether it be the decision making when in the final thirds, crossing the ball, passing, running or shooting, or even just timing his runs as he holds the third - highest Offsides Per Game ratio behind Kieran Gibbs and the twenty - goals man Robin Van Persie, he will get better over time.

He rejoined the club on loan for a second spell which was slightly more productive, as his previous goals to games ratio improved from 0:8 to 1 in 4.

Dirk Schuster's side know they are not able to create as many chances as the likes of Bayern Munich or even Stuttgart - Darmstadt have the second - lowest shots per game ratio in the Bundesliga this season - so they need to take advantage of other avenues.

But heres the thing truegunner12 — whatever people's «feelings» are about how clinical every other striker is they pretty much all (barring those freaks Messi / Ronaldo) have career goals / game ratios of between 0.4 - 0.6.

And he was no more prolific at Lyon (without Ronaldo) and has about the same goal / game ratio for France.

Sturridge and Benteke identical league goal / game ratio as OG but much better.

MOHAMED SALAH is having a sensational season at Liverpool, but how does his impressive goals - per - game ratio compare to Reds legends?

If he wanted to be fair to DB he could have mentioned that RvP had a league goal / game ratio almost identical to DB at his age (and as Gooners we have to remember the first 7 years not the last one) and WR wasn't pulling up trees at that age with a 0.33 ratio.

But with Torres having scored six goals from 17 appearances, Ba hitting three from 13 and Eto'o just four from 15, the Special One will be well aware his strikers will need to improve their goals to games ratio if the Blues are to have a realistic chance of challenging for the title.

His goal to game ratio with United was better than one in three but a lot of his games were as a sub and his goals per minute ratio is one of the best in Premier League history.

The diminishing goals - per - game ratio at the World Cup — an established barometer for long - term football trends — proves that the sport is becoming more defensive, and yet Messi and Ronaldo are scoring at a faster rate by the season.

Watford have the worst goals per game ratio in terms of conceding, but the Hornets have only played twice on this date in the modern top flight.

A Metro report shows that, somewhat surprisingly, the Gunners have the same goals scored per game ratio and the same goals conceded ratio with or without the Spaniard, but there is a big difference in the win ratios, 60 percent with Santi in the side and just 51 percent without.

Career goals / game ratios.

There is still the awkward fact that CB is 230 + games in to his career and has a lower goals / game ratio than OG.

Im all for backing our players but Giroud better than Higuain is buffoonery don't be fooled because he plays for Napoli he's maintained a goal every 2 games ratio his whole career and he's a special finisher with our midfield he would be unstoppable Aguero didn't used to get benched for the national team for him for no reason

We go to town on OG but we have 2 wide / second strikers in TH14 and AS17 who have league goal / game ratios of 0.41 and 0.44 respectively over the last 3 seasons.

On average, at that point, Bony had a goals - to - game ratio of 0.54 at club level in all competitions.

Arsenal and Chelsea find themselves among Europe's best teams based on their domestic points per game ratio in 2015.

Whilst we like to beat up on OG his goals / game ratio in PL over the last 3 years is pretty similar to Benzeman — who plays in a team that creates far more chances against arguably weaker opposition week in week out.

If he is like 25m - 30m, that is better and reasonable considering his goals to game ratio... If Wenger does this I will be very surprised and happy..

Speaking about «goal per game ratios», am I the only one wondering why we haven't put in a bid for Sergio Aguero?

The possibility of bringing in Sturridge also could be a great coup, with his impressive goal per game ratio being a huge boost to our attack.

Better goal to game ratio than Kane at 18 or 19.