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Interestingly most of the time most people no dey reference their sources oooo. ![]() ![]() charlesemeka85: 2 Likes 1 Share |
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My brother, shame no dey catch you? 2 starts na stat? You have a good point though, most of his goals in the premier league in the 2020/2021 season came when he started, in which case Rodgers about half the time was deploying the 3-5-2 formation, which clearly allows Iheanacho to be accommodated. Your personnel and your opponents determine what formations are most suitable, however, based on a coach's philosophy which is open to revision, you may see one formation more often in a particular season. Anyway, you have been dodging the important point. If you say someone has earned the right to play, it has to be relative to others in the pool. Many a time Rodgers fields one striker upfront, so has Iheanacho earned the right to play over Vardy? Very simple. Danielnino00: 1 Like |
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I am here for the gbas gbos as always. ![]() ![]() What is wrong with you my brother? This is not a journal, neither is it Pubpeer. This is the wrong place to look for organization. I don't understand this na me first talk am brouhaha. No be one place you self go collect that information? This is not a place to prove your superior intelligence. Na for your pocket. This is a place to have fun. Start fight, end it and move on to another one. ![]() ![]() Nobody is referencing anybody. If I like your submission and/or I am critical of it, I will mention you. Very simple. Don't turn this place to an academic institution, abeg. Meliforme: 5 Likes 1 Share |
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You too get wahala. Make we win something first before you talk. ![]() ![]() charlesemeka85: 1 Like 1 Share |
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No, it's not. The usefulness of a theory is in its ability to stand the test of time. No matter how terrible a player is they'll have their moments(shocks in their data stream). Whether this is one of those shocks or not will be determined by an accumulation of games. We will revisit this issue when we acquire 10 more data points(games). It's strange to argue that someone earns a right based on one game, as in 'when Rodgers benches him in the next game, you will come and tell us Iheanacho didn't earn the right to start'. Oh yes, it would be fair to argue he hasn't earned the right based on accumulated data and even though Vardy is obviously spent(1 goal in 20 games is terrible), he will probably still sit on the bench. This is not too difficult a question. Should Brendan take the risk of starting Iheanacho over a healthy Vardy going forward? The answer however is complicated. Vardy had a total of 17 G/A in 25 games in the premier league last season. Coaches have to make tough decisions too. Danielnino00: 1 Like |
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I apologize for that exaggeration. ![]() ![]() jihday: |
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The logic of your argument has to come from comparing them. So I don't follow your "there's no comparison, just logic". And I apologize to everyone including Jihday. I wasn't well aware of Daka's exploits. And the hat trick was kind of an exaggeration ![]() ![]() Interestingly, Daka actually buttresses our point. I thank him for bringing it up. The 24-year-old Zambian was rewarded for his previous performances. On the face of it, he's doing better than Iheanacho. For the record, Daka came in 2021. The man scored 5 in 6 Europa games( he scored 4 in one game, and Ihenacho assisted two of them). Daka's contributions per minute was definitely better than Ihenacho's in that tournament( they started together in many of those games). In the premier league last/this season his contributions per minute are better too(although it's close for last season). So of course any reasonable coach would start Daka over Iheanacho if his shape requires one striker up front. If you need two you play both of them, at least in the secondary competitions. If you want to replace Vardy of course you choose Daka over Iheanacho. Finally, it's not new that you have strikers coming in to replace the main striker and scoring goals. No coach who knows their stuff decides to switch their places unless it's consistent. Even in many cases, when you start substitute players they misfire. This means perhaps coming in as a substitute is how they can flourish. Unfortunately for Iheanacho, he's a substitute of a substitute. Very sad. ![]() ![]() mostob: 1 Like |
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Are you serious? Are you comparing Iheanacho to Daka now? Shame no even dey catch you. jihday: 1 Like |
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I know some pundits/football analysts can be annoying and damn sometimes outrageous with their takes, but at least quote one of those in your submissions, not some random person on Twitter whose statements only remotely aligns with your opinion ![]() ![]() Now Leicester is to blame for his bad performances? Of course, it always comes down to the fact that their teams are just damn bad. Shame no even dey catch you to talk am. ![]() ![]() Besides, when someone posts something on Twitter, check references and be sure the stats are useful before you post them. Attached are Iheanacho's stats at Leicester starting from 2017/2018. The most important stats are his goals in the premier league. Sorry, I don't take his goals against league 1 and championship teams in the EFL cup seriously. If you are that good score against your mates in the Premier League. As you can see his minutes per G/A are 137.2, 185.2, 106.9, 104, 139.9, and 144.5. I could only attach four pictures. You can check the rest yourself. You can see an improvement between 2017/2018 and 2020/2021 seasons and a decline after the 2020/2021 season. TheGoodJoe: 4 Likes |
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How many Nigerian adults are 6ft tall? Not to talk of 15-year olds. There's only one thing you need to do. Think and think about your statement before you post. I cannot believe you posted this with so much confidence. Incredible ![]() ![]() codemaniacs: 3 Likes 1 Share |
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This is why I say you are not a serious person. He mentioned heavy Possession-based, but did he say heavy possession-based means tiki-taka? You are not serious at all. Nobody who knows their onions says heavy Possession-based means tiki-taka. It simply means the system requires that players keep over 60% of the possession. I Van Gaal at Man Utd was keeping over 60% of possession consistently, but no one who knows their football would say it was tiki-taka. The very interesting person you are. You don't seem to understand that articles can be riddled with exaggerations. You have to actually read the entire thing to understand and see through the ruse. All you look for is an emphasis. Do you understand that the use of such words can be quite misleading? Besides does anyone know a system better than the person using it? I showed you an article where Kompany in his interview with Ferdinand, said he would rather call my system "Possession with impact", not Possession tikitaka. Pls, do not tell me you know Kompany's system better than he does, cos that would be quite interesting. ![]() TheGoodJoe: 2 Likes |
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Another simple question. This a question I believe one of our friends asked you. Is every possession-based system tiki-taka? TheGoodJoe: 1 Like 1 Share |
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Are you afraid to say Kompany deploys tiki-taka? ![]() ![]() TheGoodJoe: 2 Likes |
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O yes, I do. But we can hope sometimes, can't we? ![]() ![]() Mujtahida: 1 Like 1 Share |
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I will ask again and I want you to say it for everyone to hear. You no dey answer questions straight. Before you write another essay, read my question carefully. Your entire here did not connect Kompany's system to tiki-taka. You are only trying to demonstrate you know what he deployed at Anderlecht and now at Burnley. We can discuss that another time. However, that's not the question at all. The question is does Kompany deploy tiki-taka? Pls answer Yes or No, then explain. TheGoodJoe: 1 Like |
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Unfortunately, i have come to understand that you are not straightforward in your arguments. You are very evasive. If you ask me a question, I will answer and add some meat. You don't do that. You provide answers to a different set of questions. That's not good in any debate. It would be unfruitful. I go into an argument hoping to make headway. So if we have to have a debate about tikitaka, there has to be an understanding that we are talking about the same things, and as I usually say if we don't, we will keep talking past each other. I asked that because I wanted to know what your prototypical tiki-taka system was. You seem to throw out tiki-taka anytime a system is possession-based, in which case there are other systems that are possession--based but not tiki-taka. Besides Pep has long drifted away from the system he had at Barcelona. Kompany actually never itted his system is tiki-taka. Attached is a snippet of a report by Athletic. Kompany clearly doesn't want to identify with tikitaka. And of course his system is possession-based too. https://theathletic.com/3344962/2022/06/20/vincent-kompany-burnley/ Again you are not listening. The question is not whether Arteta played in a Barcelona system or not, the question is, does he deploy tiki-taka as Arsenal's manager? That his system is possession-based is not in question, but is it tiki-taka? Again what system is the prototypical tiki-taka or is close enough? TheGoodJoe: 3 Likes |
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I only see Pep here, He's certainly not the only one. Pls mention them, don't hide. ![]() ![]() Why do you consistently deploy these tactics? Stop inventing your own questions and answering them. Answer the question. And Komekn has a point, the fact that someone played or worked as an assistant coach under someone else doesn't mean they subscribe to their system. So for clarity, apart from Pep list all the coaches whose systems closely mirror the tiki-taka system. I am waiting. Let's check your knowledge of tikitaka. ![]() ![]() TheGoodJoe: |
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You don start with your evasiveness. List the coaches in the top 5 leagues in Europe that have consistently deployed tiki-taka in the last 14 years. TheGoodJoe: 1 Like 1 Share |
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You did not get the joke. I didn't intend to post any article. How many top 4 teams in the top 5 major leagues use tiki-taka? Don't use stats "they are taking over", "top of the league" blablabla. ![]() ![]() TheGoodJoe: 1 Like |
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I was asking on behalf of one of our friends here. Na una get files on top these people. Na only Osimhen many of us know. ![]() ![]() charlesemeka85: |
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Finally, something you can say something about. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() TheGoodJoe: 5 Likes |
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Why do some of us resort to this? Always, na whiteman dey cheat us. Philosopher1979: 4 Likes |
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Who is Moffi? ![]() ![]() charlesemeka85: |
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Are you alright? ![]() ![]() codemaniacs: 3 Likes |
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We dey enjoy your olman vibes too. ![]() ![]() Kog45: 1 Like |
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The bolded one caught my eye. Is it that I made claims years ago that were unfounded(or you just couldn't understand)? or I have made loads of claims over the years that are unfounded(i.e you did not understand)? Which is which? ![]() ![]() MainJoe: 1 Like |
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That would be quite petty. Hatred on steroids. BascoVanVeli: |
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If this is not pure wickedness I don't know what it is. ![]() ![]() Killrhymz01: |
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Again, how many? That is the one-million-dollar question. It's not a common thing. Did I not it that even actual 16-year-olds can have complete fusion? The article proper clearly mentions one case. I am not denying that you could have an actual 17-year-old failing the test. That would be quite ignorant. I am talking about averages here. I can see you now know where my argument is going, the reason why you are now skirting around. You previously mentioned them and I asked you, how many cases in a given sample.? The question is what happens on average? I mean for instance in a sample of 100 16-year-olds, if 5 of them fail the test, it would be fruitless to argue the five. Oh yes I know the five, but you make decisions based on averages first, then you try to see if you can accommodate the others. Very simple. That's the direction statistics take. Otherwise, there would be no need to calculate the mean, standard deviation e.t.c. I never said the Ghanaian article is not Ok. I actually hail them for highlighting the issues with respect to the data they collected, but yet you cannot ignore those issues, they significantly affect the accuracy of the Protocol. And I agree it's taken an extended period of time so it's gone stale. I hail you for continuing this conversation, without evading clear arguments(even though you caused some problems ![]() ![]() ![]() I previously argued from the article proper an average age of 18 for stage V, Which doesn't include Sub-Saharan Africans. If you include the fact that SA is lower than CA for a Sub-Saharan African country, which means the MRI age lags behind the chronological age, the 18 average goes up to about 20+ for Sub-Saharan African countries. The reasons suggested by the Malawian study, i.e Malaria and Diarrhea are common in Sub-Saharan Africa, malaria especially, so that doesn't pose a serious problem for the argument. Also, the Malawian study is more useful in this discussion because it didn't center its sampling on Players. They essentially almost eliminated the main problem that would pollute their data. I believe it's the reason they were able to discover the lag. I one of the conclusive remarks of the Ghanaian study. A comprehensive study on Black Africans without the incentive to lie needs to be conducted to be able to properly grade their fusions. As it stands the plus or minus of the use of the MRI on Sub-Saharan Africa is certainly uncertain. The study is needed to narrow down the range and properly quantify it, so you can say, for instance, it has an accuracy of 85% +-5%. As it stands all you can say is it screens out the Old papas. ![]() ![]() Anyways thank you. Maybe we can get back to discussing Tikitaka now. That's a more enjoyable conversation. ![]() ![]() Odunayaw: 2 Likes |
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Did the Ghanaian study mention the factors that may be responsible for the difference in chronological and skeletal age? I may have missed it, pls point it out to me. Meanwhile, it's common knowledge that malaria is widespread in West Africa. A serious public health problem here. Also, can you see the Ghanaian study itting the limits of their studies? Very, very important in any study. A useful study its the errors and discusses the sources. I salute them for this. The chronological ages were self-reported. You cannot trust it because it's coming from players. Also, can you see what I was talking about earlier in the form of a digression ? ![]() ![]() Odunayaw:
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Now that's a good point. But wait, do we not have those issues in Nigeria? Is malaria not widespread in Nigeria? Or across west Africa for that matter? But before this can you tell us what "SA is lower than CA" means? Odunayaw: |
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