Post by Andy K on May 18, 2018 12:28:59 GMT
Probably known to some of us, Transfermarkt seem to have some stats that other sites don't (including assists and total minutes played)
www.transfermarkt.co.uk/sutton-united/leistungsdaten/verein/3052/reldata/%262017/plus/1
Without making any assumptions on the accuracy of the data, the top 11 players in terms of minutes on the pitch makes interesting reading, with 11 players playing for more than 2,000 minutes (in order from most minutes).
Jamie Butler, Jamie Collins, Kenny Davis, Louis John, Aswad Thomas, Craig Eastmond, Keiron Cadogan, Nicky Bailey, Tommy Wright, Craig Dundas, Ross Lafayette
When you look at those 11 in terms of points per match played, again interesting to see the correlation. According to the website we averaged 1.65 points per game (and they said 48 games, so again with a pinch of salt), and of those 11, JC actually amassed the highest PPM whilst the lowest was Nicky Bailey.
Out of interest, the player who got the highest PPM (with 10 or more appearances during the season) was Dan Spence!
As we know stats don't tell too much without any sort of context setting, but it's still a bit eye opening.
www.transfermarkt.co.uk/sutton-united/leistungsdaten/verein/3052/reldata/%262017/plus/1
Without making any assumptions on the accuracy of the data, the top 11 players in terms of minutes on the pitch makes interesting reading, with 11 players playing for more than 2,000 minutes (in order from most minutes).
Jamie Butler, Jamie Collins, Kenny Davis, Louis John, Aswad Thomas, Craig Eastmond, Keiron Cadogan, Nicky Bailey, Tommy Wright, Craig Dundas, Ross Lafayette
When you look at those 11 in terms of points per match played, again interesting to see the correlation. According to the website we averaged 1.65 points per game (and they said 48 games, so again with a pinch of salt), and of those 11, JC actually amassed the highest PPM whilst the lowest was Nicky Bailey.
Out of interest, the player who got the highest PPM (with 10 or more appearances during the season) was Dan Spence!
As we know stats don't tell too much without any sort of context setting, but it's still a bit eye opening.
