Bournemouth make for an interesting comparison with Swansea. The sides are broadly similar in terms of size, budget, and expectation, and both won plaudits upon reaching the Premier League for playing a similar style of Arsenal-lite passing football. But while Bournemouth are almost certainly safe
Regressive Assists represents a way to properly recognise which players are most often involved in goal-scoring plays. The system awards an assist for each of the last two players to touch the ball or have significant involvement in an attacking play before a goal is
Regressive Assists represents a way to properly recognise which players are most often involved in goal-scoring plays. The system awards an assist for each of the last two players to touch the ball or have significant involvement in an attacking play before a goal is
From over-achieving Premier League debutantes to football’s “model club” to survival specialists perennially fighting relegation. Swansea’s story, once a source of pride, is becoming one of sadness. The club’s bright ambitions of 2011 have fallen into cellar-dwelling darkness, each of the past three seasons a
One of my least popular ideas, but I swear it’ll happen one day:
Probably poor timing to post this as right now I’d gladly watch 3 hrs of the Swans, but:
More from the “What if..?” series I’ve been writing. What if VAR could change the offside rule?
Another from the “What if..?” series I’ve been writing. This time I’m suggesting there should be no limit on available substitutes: