Post subject: Re: Stats, it's down to interpretation.
Posted: Wed Mar 11, 2009 10:39 am
carl_spackler
Player Coach
Joined: Feb 20 2007 Posts: 10540 Location: Hunting Gopher
I really like what he's got to say there, personally. Particularly the closing comment:
Richard Agar wrote:"Some clubs use a point scoring system where they use the stats to give players a score, so they can tell how well they have played.
It is a very time-consuming exercise and what does it tell you as a coach?
"It tells you who has played well and who hasn't, something I'd like to think I could tell from watching the game."
Post subject: Re: Stats, it's down to interpretation.
Posted: Wed Mar 11, 2009 12:06 pm
Big Dave T
International Board Member
Joined: Mar 31 2004 Posts: 29160 Location: Hull
ash4hullfc wrote:It doesn't matter what Agar says, surely? He's only got three more games in charge according to you.
TBH he said that stats dont tell the full story without the wider context which i think is what we concluded on here anyway, FWIW normally people that dont value stats simply dont understand them!!
Joined: Mar 03 2004 Posts: 5397 Location: West Hull
I don't think Agar's opinion is a surprise. If he held any other opinion, he really shouldn't be in the job.
dave m wrote:Briscoe couldn't get into Wigans Team because of Radlinski even though Radlinski was playing crap at the time still better than old bent nose.
redtillimdead wrote:Oh and as for Briscoe,if he was that fab,why did Wigan see fit to let him leave?
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