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Post by gezzer on Nov 5, 2019 21:09:09 GMT
Current scores:
Brackley 0-0 Spennymoor Gateshead 2-0 Curzon Ashton Kidderminster 2-3 Kings Lynn (currently into 2nd place)
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Post by gezzer on Nov 6, 2019 9:31:05 GMT
Final scores:
Brackley 0-0 Spennymoor Gateshead 3-0 Curzon Ashton Kidderminster 2-4 KIngs Lynn
Getting tight up top, KL into second on 29 points with a game in hand still. 11th placed Boston could go level on points with us, as could Farsley by winning their games in hand. Imperative that we get back to winning ways against Alfreton on Saturday before we go to Gateshead the following week.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 12, 2019 18:46:37 GMT
Kings Lynn are in action tonight and can go 4 clear of us if they beat Leamington
Can't see them losing with their home record
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Post by gezzer on Nov 12, 2019 19:14:16 GMT
Kings Lynn are in action tonight and can go 4 clear of us if they beat Leamington Can't see them losing with their home record If Gateshead and Boston win their games in hand they will both go above us although the latter need to overcome Spennymoor tonight who are flying at the moment and go 2 points behind us with a win. Still early(ish) days but hope those lost points in October haven't cost us too much.
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Post by Wortleyblue on Nov 12, 2019 20:00:55 GMT
Latest
Hereford 1 Alfreton 1 Kings Lynn 1 Leamington 0 Spennymoor 0 Boston 1
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Post by Wortleyblue on Nov 12, 2019 20:09:32 GMT
Spennymoor 1 Boston 1 KL 2 Leamington 0
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Post by Wortleyblue on Nov 12, 2019 20:19:00 GMT
Kings Lynn 3 Leamington 1
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Post by Wortleyblue on Nov 12, 2019 20:33:42 GMT
HT Hereford 1 Alfreton 1 Kings Lynn 3 Leamington 1 Spennymoor 1 Boston 1
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Post by Deleted on Nov 12, 2019 20:37:56 GMT
Our point against Lynn looks more decent now considering their unbeaten home record which is now around a year
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Post by Wortleyblue on Nov 12, 2019 20:52:05 GMT
Kings Lynn 4 Leamington 1 they really are on fire at the moment
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Post by Wortleyblue on Nov 12, 2019 21:12:53 GMT
Spennymoor 2 Boston 1
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Post by Wortleyblue on Nov 12, 2019 21:31:53 GMT
Kings Lynn 4 Leamington 2
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Post by Wortleyblue on Nov 12, 2019 21:32:48 GMT
Kings Lynn 5 Leamington 2
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Post by Wortleyblue on Nov 12, 2019 21:39:39 GMT
FT Hereford 1 Alfreton 2 Kings Lynn 5 Leamington 2 Spennymoor 2 Boston 1
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Post by MPW on Nov 12, 2019 22:18:40 GMT
Kings Lynn 4 Leamington 1 they really are on fire at the moment 3 wins in a week for Kings Lynn and 12 goals in the process. They’re only 1 point behind York now too.
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Post by Hannibal on Nov 13, 2019 8:58:54 GMT
Kings Lynn 4 Leamington 1 they really are on fire at the moment 3 wins in a week for Kings Lynn and 12 goals in the process. They’re only 1 point behind York now too. Their 2 main strikers know where the goal is. We are only 70% of a team without Asante. Any ideas when he's likely to be back? I think avoiding defeat v Gateshead will be massive and I don't think we've ever come away from that awful stadium with even a point.
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Post by South Wirral Blue on Nov 13, 2019 9:09:56 GMT
3 wins in a week for Kings Lynn and 12 goals in the process. They’re only 1 point behind York now too. Their 2 main strikers know where the goal is. We are only 70% of a team without Asante. Any ideas when he's likely to be back? I think avoiding defeat v Gateshead will be massive and I don't think we've ever come away from that awful stadium with even a point. Yeah I think that's right mate, I've certainly never seen us win there. Trips up there usually take a turn for the worse once you leave The Schooner.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 13, 2019 10:53:57 GMT
3 wins in a week for Kings Lynn and 12 goals in the process. They’re only 1 point behind York now too. Their 2 main strikers know where the goal is. We are only 70% of a team without Asante. Any ideas when he's likely to be back? I think avoiding defeat v Gateshead will be massive and I don't think we've ever come away from that awful stadium with even a point. The team has scored 35 league goals this season with Asante netting 12 of them. Without Asante’s goals the ‘For’ column would read 23. For some perspective 23 goals scored is bettered by 8 teams. If you take Asante’s goals away the GD would be +4 which is bettered again by 8 teams. League scorers with more than 1 goal W/O Asante - Jackson -3 Waring - 3 Hughes - 3 Elliott - 3 Livesey - 3 Dudley - 2 That’s 17 goals spread across 6 players (5 of whom are forwards) If say Waring had 12 of them 17 as opposed to them being spread out everyone would be saying it’s great having 2 forwards sharing the goals à la Kings Lynn. Is it then not more beneficial to not be reliant upon 1 or 2 players? Kings Lynns 2 top scorers have 24 goals of their 40 between them. That’s 60% of total goals. Guiseleys top scorer has scored 53% of all goals. Alfretons top scorer has scored 41% of all goals. Southports top scorer has scored 39% of all goals. Asante’s 12 equate to 34% of total team goals. When you actually break it down the team is less reliant on one striker than most in the top 7. ‘Lies, damned lies and statistics’
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Post by Hannibal on Nov 13, 2019 12:36:45 GMT
Their 2 main strikers know where the goal is. We are only 70% of a team without Asante. Any ideas when he's likely to be back? I think avoiding defeat v Gateshead will be massive and I don't think we've ever come away from that awful stadium with even a point. The team has scored 35 league goals this season with Asante netting 12 of them. Without Asante’s goals the ‘For’ column would read 23. For some perspective 23 goals scored is bettered by 8 teams. If you take Asante’s goals away the GD would be +4 which is bettered again by 8 teams. League scorers with more than 1 goal W/O Asante - Jackson -3 Waring - 3 Hughes - 3 Elliott - 3 Livesey - 3 Dudley - 2 That’s 17 goals spread across 6 players (5 of whom are forwards) If say Waring had 12 of them 17 as opposed to them being spread out everyone would be saying it’s great having 2 forwards sharing the goals à la Kings Lynn. Is it then not more beneficial to not be reliant upon 1 or 2 players? Kings Lynns 2 top scorers have 24 goals of their 40 between them. That’s 60% of total goals. Guiseleys top scorer has scored 53% of all goals. Alfretons top scorer has scored 41% of all goals. Southports top scorer has scored 39% of all goals. Asante’s 12 equate to 34% of total team goals. When you actually break it down the team is less reliant on one striker than most in the top 7. ‘Lies, damned lies and statistics’ Thank you for your superb analytics but the fact that the second highest scorer has only 3 goals sort of proves my point.
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Post by Lobster on Nov 13, 2019 12:50:17 GMT
3 wins in a week for Kings Lynn and 12 goals in the process. They’re only 1 point behind York now too. Their 2 main strikers know where the goal is. We are only 70% of a team without Asante. Any ideas when he's likely to be back? I think avoiding defeat v Gateshead will be massive and I don't think we've ever come away from that awful stadium with even a point. We won there in 2009, although technically that result was expunged.
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Post by Lobster on Nov 13, 2019 13:00:01 GMT
The team has scored 35 league goals this season with Asante netting 12 of them. Without Asante’s goals the ‘For’ column would read 23. For some perspective 23 goals scored is bettered by 8 teams. If you take Asante’s goals away the GD would be +4 which is bettered again by 8 teams. League scorers with more than 1 goal W/O Asante - Jackson -3 Waring - 3 Hughes - 3 Elliott - 3 Livesey - 3 Dudley - 2 That’s 17 goals spread across 6 players (5 of whom are forwards) If say Waring had 12 of them 17 as opposed to them being spread out everyone would be saying it’s great having 2 forwards sharing the goals à la Kings Lynn. Is it then not more beneficial to not be reliant upon 1 or 2 players? Kings Lynns 2 top scorers have 24 goals of their 40 between them. That’s 60% of total goals. Guiseleys top scorer has scored 53% of all goals. Alfretons top scorer has scored 41% of all goals. Southports top scorer has scored 39% of all goals. Asante’s 12 equate to 34% of total team goals. When you actually break it down the team is less reliant on one striker than most in the top 7. ‘Lies, damned lies and statistics’ Thank you for your superb analytics but the fact that the second highest scorer has only 3 goals sort of proves my point. Perhaps a better way to look at it than "our strikers aren't scoring enough" is that we've got goals all over the team? A centre half got two for us on Saturday. Of Saturday's starting eleven, only Taylor hasn't scored yet for us this season, and he would've in that game but for a fussy ref.
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Post by highpeakblue on Nov 13, 2019 13:15:36 GMT
The team has scored 35 league goals this season with Asante netting 12 of them. Without Asante’s goals the ‘For’ column would read 23. For some perspective 23 goals scored is bettered by 8 teams. If you take Asante’s goals away the GD would be +4 which is bettered again by 8 teams. League scorers with more than 1 goal W/O Asante - Jackson -3 Waring - 3 Hughes - 3 Elliott - 3 Livesey - 3 Dudley - 2 That’s 17 goals spread across 6 players (5 of whom are forwards) If say Waring had 12 of them 17 as opposed to them being spread out everyone would be saying it’s great having 2 forwards sharing the goals à la Kings Lynn. Is it then not more beneficial to not be reliant upon 1 or 2 players? Kings Lynns 2 top scorers have 24 goals of their 40 between them. That’s 60% of total goals. Guiseleys top scorer has scored 53% of all goals. Alfretons top scorer has scored 41% of all goals. Southports top scorer has scored 39% of all goals. Asante’s 12 equate to 34% of total team goals. When you actually break it down the team is less reliant on one striker than most in the top 7. ‘Lies, damned lies and statistics’ Thank you for your superb analytics but the fact that the second highest scorer has only 3 goals sort of proves my point. What happens if one of their strikers gets injured, or a higher team comes for them (equally feasible). Then they are stuffed, the point Ian is making and you refuse to see. 23 goals across the team is pretty good. You can't have it all ways.
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Post by johny9 on Nov 13, 2019 13:28:18 GMT
It’s not just his goals though he occupies centre halves with his presence so therefore frees up space for others , not sure the statistics but how many have we scored when he has been on the pitch compared to when he hasn’t?
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Post by chesterken on Nov 13, 2019 14:11:40 GMT
We can argue until we are blue in the face about where the goals are going to come from but at the end of the day we need to get back to picking up points again, it’s vital that we finish in the top 3 this season as that will mean we only have to win one home game to make it into the playoff final. As it stands at the moment York and Kings Lynn are the two most consistent teams but it’s still possible to catch them as they haven’t had a bad spell yet , even the best teams have a hiccup sometime during the season. We are just coming out of ours and we just need to continue scoring whether that’s from Asante or goals spread though out the team.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 13, 2019 15:43:34 GMT
It’s not just his goals though he occupies centre halves with his presence so therefore frees up space for others , not sure the statistics but how many have we scored when he has been on the pitch compared to when he hasn’t? Asante Starting - P7 W4 D2 L1 F19 (Didn’t score in 1 game) Scored 10 of the 19 (52%). W/O Asante - P10 W4 D5 L1 F16 (Scored 2 in 2 off the bench) Scored 2 of the 16 (12.5%).
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Post by spencerwhelanleftpeg on Nov 13, 2019 15:47:34 GMT
Chester Ken I hope are correct regarding us coming out of our sticky spell. I’d personally be inclined to judge that after these next three games with Gateshead, Brackley and BPA.
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Post by chesterken on Nov 13, 2019 16:02:43 GMT
Chester Ken I hope are correct regarding us coming out of our sticky spell. I’d personally be inclined to judge that after these next three games with Gateshead, Brackley and BPA. I am trying to be optimistic only time will tell if that’s through faith, blind loyalty or just stupidity 😂
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Post by spencerwhelanleftpeg on Nov 13, 2019 16:18:08 GMT
Ken I bless you. I really do hope you are correct. Won’t be easy at Gateshead who done concede many, mind the don’t score many either. We then have a tricky trip back to brackley in the trophy before what should be a banker against BPA. Given the form of the top two a result in the north east would be great.
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Post by gezzer on Nov 13, 2019 18:12:12 GMT
We really need a result at Gateshead, as already mentioned if they win their games in hand they will be a point ahead of us so this game really is a 6 pointer. Spenn are on fire at the moment, probably top of the form league and have some easy looking games coming up so we really need to kick on.
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Post by eyeswideopen on Nov 14, 2019 7:24:01 GMT
The team has scored 35 league goals this season with Asante netting 12 of them. Without Asante’s goals the ‘For’ column would read 23. For some perspective 23 goals scored is bettered by 8 teams. If you take Asante’s goals away the GD would be +4 which is bettered again by 8 teams. League scorers with more than 1 goal W/O Asante - Jackson -3 Waring - 3 Hughes - 3 Elliott - 3 Livesey - 3 Dudley - 2 That’s 17 goals spread across 6 players (5 of whom are forwards) If say Waring had 12 of them 17 as opposed to them being spread out everyone would be saying it’s great having 2 forwards sharing the goals à la Kings Lynn. Is it then not more beneficial to not be reliant upon 1 or 2 players? Kings Lynns 2 top scorers have 24 goals of their 40 between them. That’s 60% of total goals. Guiseleys top scorer has scored 53% of all goals. Alfretons top scorer has scored 41% of all goals. Southports top scorer has scored 39% of all goals. Asante’s 12 equate to 34% of total team goals. When you actually break it down the team is less reliant on one striker than most in the top 7. ‘Lies, damned lies and statistics’ Thank you for your superb analytics but the fact that the second highest scorer has only 3 goals sort of proves my point. But your point is an invalid one as without Asantes appearances, we are technically playing with ten men. Those game time minutes would have been taken by someone else, who may or may not have scored goals. Its all ifs, buts and maybes.
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