Give Fullarton time to fix the way we attack, yes 3 chances in two games is poor but how much falls onto the players?

5 hours ago, AmericanPie said:

Give Fullarton time to fix the way we attack, yes 3 chances in two games is poor but how much falls onto the players?

The same players that have been scoring for fun at home under Moniz? Probably not a lot, then...

On ‎24‎/‎01‎/‎2016 at 15:18, ivansneck said:

a scientist and have been trained to look at the numbers when making a decision on something.

Surly as a scientist you would not accept such a small sample size to make a major decision. it does not allow for anomalies, such as a poor referee who could have awarded 2 clear penalties, and a number of free kicks but didn't. That human intervention, or lack of it, would have changed your findings completely. Such spurious data will not be absorbed by the norm in such a short time.  

Modern football management uses statistics to show strength and weaknesses in the team and players. every pass tackle cross and shot will be counted along with weather it was successful or not. But stats, however meticulous can mislead. A 40 yard bobbaler that my gran could stop  might be classed as a shot on target, where as a header against the bar whilst being challenged by the centre half and keeper is a miss.

I understand your need to make some order out of the chaos but there is insufficient data to project a finding. Besides, only stat that really counts at the end of the day is the result. In ten years time that's all the record will show.