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I'll give Fish his due though. He is either the biggest bullshitter going or he has really researched this.9 points
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Ok Dave, I’ll be straight with you. You’re not telling me, and haven’t done for months on end, a single thing I don’t know, haven’t observed with my own eyes or can logically work out for myself. Now can you just accept that xG is utter fuckin bollocks so we can just get on with our lives? Thanks & best regards The posters of Toontastic 👍8 points
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Botman must have a combined xG of 37 based on prediction posts on Toontastic.7 points
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Ive enjoyed this debate. It has proved to me there are two types of people in this world. 1) People that love stats 2) Sexy people5 points
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Truth be told mate, it doesn't particularly matter to me whether you did or not. Plenty of people I care about did too. What matters to me at this point is people burying their heads in the sand and refusing to see reality - which I've not seen from you yet, so don't take that comment the wrong way. In direct response, the biggest venn diagram overlap between those who voted for Brexit and any other political issue is immigration (closely followed by the reinstatement of the death penalty, interestingly). Given your views on immigration as expressed so far, it seems a logical inference. It's either that or you want to bring back hanging I'm afraid - I don't make the rules5 points
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5-0 away win with miggy scoring all the goals5 points
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Yes but when you've been sacked from your previous four roles I don't think that qualifies you for the Newcastle United job and fans would have been very pissed off about it. Mike Ashley knew that which is why he made the smart move of bestowing one of our own on us.4 points
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I've woken up on top of the roof at an old workplace and also in a doorway on old shields road, funnily enough this coincided with us all going through a phase of getting treble vodkas alongside a pint when we started off in Wilders and Dobson's etc. (I used to have a thing about climbing when morts). Also climbed up on a bus stop and was waving happily at the passengers on the top level of the buses one teatime on shields road, we'd been out all day as wor Jackie's had some deal where they were getting rid of bottles of 8% abv cider. I was fucking stotting.4 points
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Surely the best solution is to drain the seas. No more boat crossings - Brexiteers happy. UK now part of continental Europe - Remainers happy. Sorted4 points
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Can you predict a player’s potential with subjective data of what a player has done previously? Or is the data literally a snapshot? One thing stats fail to take account of properly is the opposition. A players figures are skewed by the quality he’s playing against. Useful for a myriad of things undoubtedly, but they don’t tell the whole story. And never will…4 points
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Okay, so according to Mordaunt, this means dismantling NATO: This country simply can't function with the incesant lies from the government. I thought Sunak and Mordaunt might be a bit more honest but no, they're lying cunts like Johnson.3 points
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xG is (sometimes) interesting but the belief that football can be predicted accurately by a selection of statistics is facile. It's benefit only lies in illustrating what has already happened to the weak of mind3 points
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Dave’s ignored this so I looked it up…now, am no expert obviously, but it would appear to me that Miggys xG * has gone up this season by nearly 300% Well colour me flabbergasted… I think we can now officially call xG “counting the number of goals scored “ https://understat.com/player/7420 * other stats are available which am sure are invaluable to football professionals. xG isn’t one of them though, it’s just fuckin counting3 points
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In addition to that now that we're garnering a lot more possession, and a lot of it further up the pitch, his pressing and pace can more frequently be put to use. Previously if he was pressing he was doing it on his own to little effect. I don't think anyone is expecting him to maintain this return of goals but he absolutely should continue to be a thorn in opposing sides as he suits our high tempo pressing perfectly. His fitness is next level, looking fresh and spritely deep into the second half of games. Long may he continue to work on his passing combinations and final ball (whether a shot or pass) and avoid going to ground softly.3 points
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Tbf to them, that's a really compelling argument. "The economic consequences of cutting ourselves off from our largest trading partner could harm GDP by up to 5% in the short to medium term and make us a poorer country" is a much less robust argument, from an intellectual standpoint, than "HA HA Fake Wall Go BOOM"2 points
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People voted for Johnson because he drove a little tractor or whatever the fuck it was through a pretend wall btw. Maybe this is what we needed. If the country doesn’t come to its collective senses now we might as well give up2 points
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Gemmill would’ve been over the cliff in seconds- “ He’s got string for legs and is ginger” “ Say no more Howmanidas!”2 points
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We're beginning to see the formation of the Toontastic Spartans here I reckon.2 points
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I can speak for everyone else when I say there would have been outrage if we replaced Rafa with Moyes. Nothing to do with his Sunderland connections but the fact that he had failed at every job since Everton at that point.2 points
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Stats support a narrative. They can only ever be used as supporting evidence rather than definitive evidence.2 points
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I see you've got control of your account back2 points
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Alex Winter’s* Zappa documentary is on bbc iplayer at the moment. Obviously I’m fairly biased as a fan of his, but it’s pretty good as music documentaries go. It’s not out to convert anyone- the pieces of his that are used tend to be some of his more “out there” stuff, and it doesn’t pretend that he was some blissed out love freak- if anything, he comes across as a very single-minded, not particularly likeable bloke… a bit of a cunt, really But it’s absolutely honest, and does a great job of showing the changes, and constants, in his career over his lifetime. Using “Watermelon in Easter Hay” for the end credits was a lovely touch by the director- it was written by Zappa for his son, Dweezil, and he considered it to be his best and favourite guitar piece. It’s also the last guitar solo that the protagonist of the albums it’s from, Joe’s Garage, gets to play, so was a particularly good choice to wrap up with. ( Zappa requested that no one play it live after he died until Dweezil had, which took him until 2013 to perfect it, and be able to play it without breaking down. The first time he did was in London and it was filmed here.) * yes, that Alex Winter, from Bill and Ted2 points
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Been in meetings all day. Heard the news in the car on the way home. Very glad the board hasn't let me down2 points
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The change in formation could be key, we seem to have abandoned the proven +Gemmill !!!!2 points
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