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Especially since palacio missed the exact same chance 5 minutes into the game
Well to be fair Palacio's chance did come a bit behind his butt,GabiG was served to perfection tbhEspecially since palacio missed the exact same chance 5 minutes into the game
Yeah and Gabriel scores every 71 minutes (the total he's played so far), which is better than Icardi.
Good old Palacio, you don't get the credit you deserve so ima deliever some fun fact
#Fun fact:
Rodrigo has 1 assist every 109.67minutes while our latest assist hero Candreva has 1 assist every 265.25minutes.
Yeah and Gabriel scores every 71 minutes (the total he's played so far), which is better than Icardi.
Dude why the fuck are you so obsessed with candreva?
Nothing personal, just out of interest
Palacio has played around 300 mins while Candreva a little more than 2k minutes. Eder is at around 1k.
The less you play, the better your 'per minute' stats look, which is what Wobblz is trying to point out by showing you the Gabigol scoring stats.
Should I always put a or :troll: to get a point across?
You're proving a point using per minute stats, but then again you can't "take seriously" my claim that Gabriel is better than Icardi looking at the same metric?
Should I always put a or :troll: to get a point across?
You're proving a point using per minute stats, but then again you can't "take seriously" my claim that Gabriel is better than Icardi looking at the same metric?
I'm in love, thought that was clear by now.
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Okey, so the longer time you play the worse you get?
Have you ever heard of the German motto einmal ist keinmal? It means that once is never and it is often applied to statistics, as you need large numbers for the statistics to make sense.
For instance, we could take a negative streak of Icardi and say he's like Maccarone, or we could take a positive streak and say he's better than c. Ronaldo.
20 goals in 26 matches tells you in realistic terms about the player and even more so the 67 goals in 117 matches with Inter so far (he's not a one season wonder).
So me taking Candreva stats from all his games is realistic? Why do people then say stats don't speak the truth when I freaking took all the games? You only likes stats when it's not about Candreva? (Not directed against you but all the ones who say his crossing stats doesn't mean shit)
No, I'm just saying that barbosa's statistics don't count. It's good that he scored, he won us a match, but that's pretty much it, they cannot be used for a comparison.
So me taking Candreva stats from all his games is realistic? Why do people then say stats don't speak the truth when I freaking took all the games? You only likes stats when it's not about Candreva? (Not directed against you but all the ones who say his crossing stats doesn't mean shit)
Do you see the points I'm trying to make?
I think the problem you made isn't from using the statistics involving Candreva, but using the statistics from Palacio. Palacio hasn't played nearly as much as Candreva, so the few times he has made assists weigh more heavily on his "per minute statistics"
Basically he's saying that it's unfair to compare Palacio's assists to Candreva and use that as a metric to decide whether Palacio is a valid player or not
He used the Barbosa analogy as an exaggeration of your own analogy to explain why comparing the stats per minute fromPalacio to Candreva is an inherently flawed metric
Edit: Just to throw my own opinion in there: I don't think Palacio is quite as useless as he might seem to some, but I still cannot fathom rationalization of him being a better option as a starter than anyone we currently have up there. He fills a similar squad role as Eder in my mind, except he's ancient and imo less involved bar the occasional space making run (he had less touches than Eder against Atalanta despite being subbed in for twice as long)
Don't get me wrong I didn't have anything to say about him the first couple of months, I actually liked him. I think he was better with FdB. He hasn't been himself since Pioli joined and it's weird that no one has noticed it. I even remember some reporter telling Candreva to teach the fullbacks to cross at that point.
You don't make sense. First you say you liked Candreva before Pioli joined, but now you solely blame Candreva for his style of play and never wonder whether maybe he's following Pioli's tactical orders. It's just a coincidence that his style changed when Pioli joined, right?