Not really pulling up trees at thier respective clubs.
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Not really pulling up trees at thier respective clubs.
Weren’t exactly lumberjacks here.
Reid playing in a CM role isn’t he?
Zohore’s missed the last three games through injury. Reid has been playing well for Fulham.Originally Posted by life on mars
Ive watched both in TV games , I may have to go to specsavers they didnt look that good .
One game each then?
Think i saw them twice and a few highlight games , their performances left me so uninteresting , It left me thinking oh well . I thought after all the comments about them leaving and prospering at better clubs would see them deliver more than they have .
Have you since taken the time to consider why you're so uninteresting?Just asking
Has he really ?
2 assists no goals in 12. Average rating of 6.5
According to whoscored statistical analysis Pack and Ralls both averaging just under 7.0, hes also scoring lower than all of our other starting midfielders and attacking players.
Flint who according to some fans has been awful is City’s highest ranked player, with Morrison 2nd
Source https://www.whoscored.com/Teams/188/Show/Wales-Cardiff
It must be true, it's on the internet.
Seriously, what a load of bollocks that site is. Complete nonsense. Bennett's playing better than Peltier? Murphy's having a better season than Bacuna? Righto....
If we're using WhoScored analysis then Smithies has been one of our worst players. Bennett, Glatzel, Murphy and Madine have been better than Peltier, Hoilett and Whyte. Do you agree with that?
Using WhoScored for a proper analysis is like trusting Garth Brooks' Team of the Week for accuracy.
Some of this stuff is bollocks, isn't it? People seem to use it when it suits their opinion
Good point.
I like a bit of accuracyGood point.
True. All you ever get from the BBC is country and bloody western. Drives me mad!
Definitely. Flint is rated the highest as he's got a goal and 3 assists. That would be great if he was a midfielder and had not been at fault for numerous goals this season, which aren't quantified on that site.Some of this stuff is bollocks, isn't it? People seem to use it when it suits their opinion
Some people use statistics like a drunken man uses a lamppost
....for support rather than illumination
It’s independent though.Some of this stuff is bollocks, isn't it? People seem to use it when it suits their opinion
I just used it as an unbiased opinion as I’ve not taken much interest in Fulham’s game, so no need for you to be so smug.
Not saying I agree with it but I can’t see why anyone would say that Reid has been a success so far.
He's playing in a team in the top 5 mate.
Not about opinions.
This is statistical analysis.
Just wondering why TLG would consider Reid has been so good when unbiased analysis says otherwise
Reid a regular in a side currently 5th
Zohores club top of the league.
Their old club, 14th and pulling up no trees.
That.goes to the heart of it - are we a better team without Zohore? I'd say that's arguable, but the man who we spent around £5 million on to replace him stayed on the bench in our last match. Are we a better team without Decordova-Reid? Definitely not in my view.
I was basing my opinion on his impressive second half showing against Charlton, which I watched live on TV, the clips I saw of Fulham's victory over Luton, in which he appeared prominent, and the fact he's been selected to start the last three games for a team that is fifth in the table and is supposed to have a big, expensive squad. But hey, if whodidwhatandwhen.com says he's having a poor season, then who I am to argue otherwise?
Here's some opinions from a Fulham website following their midweek victory over Luton:
"Bobby Reid, deployed in his familiar capacity as chief instigator, supported both Anthony Knockaert and Ivan Cavaleiro by threading incisive balls into their pathways, luring them to the byline. With Tom Cairney and Reed sweeping up behind the wily Jamaica international, the Whites gutted the visitors like a festive holiday squash."
https://www.fulhamish.co.uk/post/201...am-luton-town/
The guy who wrote that probably hasn't seen whodidwhatandwhen.com and evidently knows nothing.
Not disputing the original point but using some random Fulham fans blog as concrete evidence to dismiss some random stats site makes no sense either, I would argue neither is a reliable source!I was basing my opinion on his impressive second half showing against Charlton, which I watched live on TV, the clips I saw of Fulham's victory over Luton, in which he appeared prominent, and the fact he's been selected to start the last three games for a team that is fifth in the table and is supposed to have a big, expensive squad. But hey, if whodidwhatandwhen.com says he's having a poor season, then who I am to argue otherwise?
Here's some opinions from a Fulham website following their midweek victory over Luton:
"Bobby Reid, deployed in his familiar capacity as chief instigator, supported both Anthony Knockaert and Ivan Cavaleiro by threading incisive balls into their pathways, luring them to the byline. With Tom Cairney and Reed sweeping up behind the wily Jamaica international, the Whites gutted the visitors like a festive holiday squash."
https://www.fulhamish.co.uk/post/201...am-luton-town/
The guy who wrote that probably hasn't seen whodidwhatandwhen.com and evidently knows nothing.
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