It's not based on stats though it's based on watching him play.Even today he missed a sitter.There are very valid criticisms of his game.
Some finish for his goal today and at a crucial stage in the game.
Every player misses sitters. Even though it's another game with a goal and assist you criticise him rather than praise him? This season only Salah has more g/a than him. In 2023 only Salah and Haaland do. He's incredibly effective for us, one of the top performing strikers in the country and is a massive part of why we're one of the best sides in the country for nearly a year now, and nearly every side in the country would give their left bollock to have him.
Quote from: PeterWithesShin on October 22, 2023, 07:23:43 PMEvery player misses sitters. Even though it's another game with a goal and assist you criticise him rather than praise him? This season only Salah has more g/a than him. In 2023 only Salah and Haaland do. He's incredibly effective for us, one of the top performing strikers in the country and is a massive part of why we're one of the best sides in the country for nearly a year now, and nearly every side in the country would give their left bollock to have him. I know there are people on here who hate stats with a passion, but 'expected goals' is a really good way of telling whether a player misses a lot of sitters. If their expected goals is much higher than actual goals, then yes, they miss sitters.So far this season Ollie has 0.13 more goals than expected (five goals vs xG of 4.87). Those aren't the stats of a man who misses a lot of 'sitters'. For reference, Haaland has 0.14 more goals than expected, and Salah has 0.02 more goals than expected. So he's right in the ball-park with his peers.