Great read, Josh! Glad to finally be able to support your work
Having said that, apologizes that my first comment is to object to one of your points: over-performing xG is not a worrying indicator for a title-winning side.
For the past 5 years in PL, every title winning side over-performed their xG. The numbers for GF - xG (starting from last season going backward) are: 15.4, 10.3, 14.8, 16.1, 10.7 (fbref)
No one would say that Klopp or Guardiola just benefited from hot finishing every season. It just seems to be a characteristic of title-winning sides.
great read, heard you promote this channel on the deep dive on redmen and i just knew i needed to be here. Keep up the great work and il keep reading and listening
Josh maybe one for your next Q&A, I didn't see him show up in your 5 part series and I know he is ex Everton but I think Marco Silva is a very underrated manager and one we should be considering
Great read, Josh! Glad to finally be able to support your work
Having said that, apologizes that my first comment is to object to one of your points: over-performing xG is not a worrying indicator for a title-winning side.
For the past 5 years in PL, every title winning side over-performed their xG. The numbers for GF - xG (starting from last season going backward) are: 15.4, 10.3, 14.8, 16.1, 10.7 (fbref)
No one would say that Klopp or Guardiola just benefited from hot finishing every season. It just seems to be a characteristic of title-winning sides.
great read, heard you promote this channel on the deep dive on redmen and i just knew i needed to be here. Keep up the great work and il keep reading and listening
Miss analysing anfield but delighted you're back in this new form josh. Your biggest Irish fan. Paul Ruddle
Josh maybe one for your next Q&A, I didn't see him show up in your 5 part series and I know he is ex Everton but I think Marco Silva is a very underrated manager and one we should be considering