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Found this interesting .
http://eplindex.com/43496/goal-involvement-stats-ramsey-suarez-lukaku-aguero-remy.htmlGoal Involvement Stats
There have been some interesting statistics on Twitter of late about “Goals Involved” in. This is when you divide the minutes played by the total goals and assists of a player to show how often they’ve been involved in a goal for their respective side.
As you can see Luis Suarez has been in blistering form since returning from his ban for biting Branislav Ivanovic. The debates have begun again about whether Luis Suarez is the best player in the Premier League. If you take his controversial side aside and judge him for his football, there is enough evidence to suggest this especially with his six goals and one assist so far this season.
His team-mate Daniel Sturridge is also included in the Top 5 players involved in a goal. Sturridge has scored in 8 out of 9 Premier League games for Liverpool this season and also has two assists to his name.
Sergio Aguero is in second place and has been deadly of late scoring goals for fun – he has seven goals so far this season as well as two goal assists.
Romelu Lukaku has been showing Chelsea fans exactly what they’ve been missing in the early parts of the season scoring for fun at Everton and creating a goal too. He’ll be aiming to beat his tally at West Brom last season and try to reach 20 goals for the first time in England this season.
Loic Remy was quite high on this list a few weeks ago and then Alan Pardew persisted in playing him out wide which has affected his numbers somewhat. He now sits in 5th place just below Sturridge and edging out Aaron Ramsey.
Without a doubt one of the players of the season has been Aaron Ramsey, five goals and four assists have propelled him up to sixth whilst his team mate Olivier Giroud has also matched him in terms of goals and assists but has played more minutes and therefore drops to seventh.
Making up the top ten are Manchester City’s David Silva, Alvaro Negredo and Edin Dzeko. All three come in around the 97-101 mins per goal involvement and having four players in the Top 10 shows that Manchester City, as top scorers in the division, carry a lot of threat and they haven’t even started to play Jovetic as of yet!
You can find the full numbers below. If you do wish to re-use these numbers please do credit this article and our twitter account: @eplindex
Note: The players listed below are those that have played a minimum of 270 minutes so far in the Premier League (note only Premier League goals and assists have been counted).
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SpaceCowb0y wrote: »What is the majority thought over Michu? He has been a major let down since i brought him in and have been holding onto him purely based on last seasons form and am terrified of letting him go as i know he will start banging them in as soon as i do! "standard!"
That said i'm bored off my tits in work and might just take a 4 point hit to transfer him out for Hazard :P
Seems he's leaving the "standard" banging in to the Europa League this year pal, so far anyway
That said, Swansea's next few fixtures, bar City of course are as delicious as they are tasty.
Just realised my opinion will be of no use to u and is leaving you with even more of a selection headache
Sorry 
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loveBBhate wrote: »Seems he's leaving the "standard" banging in to the Europa League this year pal, so far anyway
That said, Swansea's next few fixtures, bar City of course are as delicious as they are tasty.
Just realised my opinion will be of no use to u and is leaving you with even more of a selection headache Sorry Iused2likebusts wrote: »He has been scoring goals just not in the competitions we need him to. Im going to hold for now. Im hoping his form will pick up as he Id like to keep him over the xmas period as he never gets rested.Debating holding onto Michu, might dump him for Hazard next week.
On the basis of all three posts i will find something else to procrastinate with and leave Michu where he is for the time being! The Cardiff game is The Last Chance Saloon for the hero of last year though!0 -
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Lucas Hood wrote: »Found this interesting .
Ah here, they've just fancied up and needlessly complicated what I did yesterday
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057069496&page=16.....Lukaku is the 3rd best performer in FF so far this year* from what I see.
*Based on how many minutes it has taken for him to earn each point.
For every 10mins he plays, he has averaged 1 point, only Suarez and Aguero outperform him.
Suarez 358 mins 46 pts = 7.8 min/point
Aguero 585 mins 64 pts = 9.1 min/point
Lukaku 414 mins 41 pts = 10.1 min/point
Sturridge = 12.0 min/point
Benteke = 16.9 min/point
Ramsey = 11.6 min/point
Brady = 13.4 min/point
I haven't looked at everyone, there are just a few that stood out to look at.
As Rabobank say, past performance is not a guarantee of future performance....0 -
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SpaceCowb0y wrote: »Why do you see this? I don't see it myself... Yes he scored two goals against arguably the worst team in the league this season but is that all you're basing this big score on? He's not even playing full games and I can't see him being a regular fixture in the team for 90 minutes each week at any point this season. I'm sorry I don't mean to start an argument about it I usually never pipe up about any of the things that i disagree with on the forum but I don't see where all the love for him from a lot of people here is coming from really (unless you just brought him in for the price rise and well done to those who did but he is not one to hold on to!) You said it yourself Brady is the logical choice... and by a mile too! He is a guaranteed to play if fit and up until his injury was banging them in and he's on set pieces! It's a no brainer as far as i'm concerned and will be shipping Barkley out for him next week having only made that swap when Brady got injured in the first place! Brady is going to rack up far more points and is a lot more lilkey to rack up a "big score" any week then Januzaj is if even just based on game time alone!
Thanks, I just needed someone on here to stop me doing something that I knew was stupid.
Yeah I did mostly get Januzaj for the rises but I was hoping he would get me something points wise and what I was basing it on was his football performances so far which have been impressive though no good to Fantasy Football
P.S. Sorry if its unclear in my first post but its about who to start this weekend, not who to buy, Brady is by far the better long term prospect. Got Ageuro for Giroud this week.0 -
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Dont be at yourself wrote: »Plenty of room over here on the Torres bandwagon!
Torres bit me on Sunday so you'd think I'd have learnt my lesson :pac:0 -
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