Reply With QuoteInteresting, but I think that's a bit out of date.Originally Posted by SwalePie
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Bloody hate the cold weather, think its all the meds I'm on thinning my blood... Will be wearing my new heated gilet and socks just hope the lead will be long enough to reach the socket under the Pavis...
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Interesting, but I think that's a bit out of date.
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Sorry, that's a dreadful screenshot!Interesting, but I think that's a bit out of date.
Basically Daggers average 17.1 crosses per 90 mins. Notts average 15.6 per 90.
Only 29% of Daggers crosses are successful, Notts are one of the highest ranked with 37.5% successful crosses.
Myles Weston has made 111 crosses so far this season, that's 26 more than Sean Shields for Weymouth and 48 more crosses than Joel Taylor who has had the most crosses for Notts. Taylor has 44.44% success rate but Weston only 38.74%.
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Three games called off in our league including Grimsby and Chesterfield's matches.
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What’s classed as a successful cross? and what about crosses from the defending team In to their box?
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3-1 Notts (Cameron, DKE Vincent)
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Poor old Kristian Dennis.....Still sat on that St Mirren bench
It must be about worn out by now !
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A cross that accurately finds a team mate. I'm not sure I understand your second question?
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Ah ok on the first one just wanted to confirm, that’s all… second one that’s my poor description, I mean what are the %’s for crosses coming into your own penalty area (successful or not).
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No worries.
Notts face 15.24 crosses on average per 90 mins. Only 27% of those are accurate.
Dagenham allow 16.91 crosses per 90 mins of which 35.6% find their target. So you could say the crossing stats favour Notts overall, albeit not by much.
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