So because it's easy, and because I like graphs, and because I can, I whipped up a chart with the weekly power rankings for each team over the course of the season. Nothing too special really, but it's kind of a cool snapshot look at how each team's season has gone (lol Toronto).
Clink to embiggen.
A lazy soccer blog that mostly deals with trying to use some actual data and do some real analysis instead of gut feeling type stuff. Of course in the end it's all arbitrary any ways, so it's really pointless. I just like playing with data in excel really.
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Wednesday, August 15, 2012
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Wednesday, April 11, 2012
A link a day...
I just thought this was a pretty interesting analysis. Basically plots of average player position and passing networks for the LA game.
Central Winger: New way of visualizing the beautiful game
The thing that really jumped out at me was this - "Perhaps a byproduct of Sporting's high-pressure defense, covered in Monday's OPTA Spotlight, Chance Meyers (No. 7) and Seth Sinovic (No. 16) both played higher up the field than their holding midfielder Júlio César (No. 55)."
Of course I think we SKC fans know that our backs really get forward in the attack (leaving us a bit open to the counter, as well, as LAs only good chances demonstrated), but it's cool to see it plotted graphically.
Central Winger: New way of visualizing the beautiful game
The thing that really jumped out at me was this - "Perhaps a byproduct of Sporting's high-pressure defense, covered in Monday's OPTA Spotlight, Chance Meyers (No. 7) and Seth Sinovic (No. 16) both played higher up the field than their holding midfielder Júlio César (No. 55)."
Of course I think we SKC fans know that our backs really get forward in the attack (leaving us a bit open to the counter, as well, as LAs only good chances demonstrated), but it's cool to see it plotted graphically.
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