League Two scatter graphics - how do Notts County shape up?

[Joe Jones]

For those of you into your football stats, Experimental 3-6-1 have compiled several scatter graphs of all the teams in League Two based on:

- Shot dominance

- Attacking effectiveness

- Defending effectiveness

- Expected goals

And with regards to the above, Notts County respectively fall in the following categories:

- Quiet attack, quiet defence

- Languidly clinical

- Formidable

- Better attack, better defence

So have a look and a read and tell us what you think.

 

https://experimental361.com/2017/09/27/scatter-graphics-league-2-27-sep-2017/

[Chris Website URL Visit Site 𝕏 fmcj10 Instagram fmcj10]

I recall @Cobby comping these, and similar things - it's very useful.

A lot of clubs studies these, however thinking to how things was ran a few seasons ago - it's hard to imagine but I am aware that Kevin Nolan is really into everything technical. I had a good conversation with him after the Swindon Town game, and he mentioned doing his home work using resources like this and how he spends ages watching highlights from all sorts of angles (something we have in common). 

But these are really good, it clearly shows how Notts has improved.

[liampie]

wow, performance a side this tells a good story on how well we are doing. stats dont lie!

[TheSkipper 𝕏 TheSkipperNCFC]

It's beyond me why fans on Twitter are even questioning these statistics.

Last season the stats looked awful, defensively it shown how poor Notts was at defending and was one of the reasons why people moaned on the same platform about the club having the worst defence in the league.

Now things are much different its wrong to appreciate them?  It shows how far we have come!!