Unai Emery

[Hookeysmith]

Its a strange measure though

After 2 games if a manager has won both it is 100% - the length of time effects the scale rather than the outcome?

[OCD]

He seems to be averaging around 2 points per game too.

[algy]

Unai Emery is the only manager in Aston Villa history to have won the majority of his matches. His win rate at the club is a staggering 58% whilst the next best is the legendary George Ramsay with 49.6%. 👏

Don't worry, we'll beat that out of him eventually.

[dave.woodhall]

Unai Emery is the only manager in Aston Villa history to have won the majority of his matches. His win rate at the club is a staggering 58% whilst the next best is the legendary George Ramsay with 49.6%. 👏

Excuse me...

[PeterWithesShin]

Interestingly Ramsay called himself manager back in 1887.

[eamonn]

Its a strange measure though

After 2 games if a manager has won both it is 100% - the length of time effects the scale rather than the outcome?

Jim Barron is God!

[Andy_Lochhead_in_the_air]

 The following advert was placed in the Birmingham Daily Gazette newspaper in June 1886:

'Wanted: manager for Aston Villa Football Club, who will be required to devote his whole time under direction of the committee. Salary £100 per annum. Applications with reference must be made not later than June 23rd to Chairman of the Committee, Aston Villa Club House, 6 Witton Road, Aston'

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Ramsay_(footballer,_born_1855)

[PeterWithesShin]

Posted by Morris in a Hibs thread

[Monty]

Posted by Morris in a Hibs thread

Going to start signing off emails with 'I am, &c.'

[eamonn]

What's the 'c' ?

[AV84]

What's the 'c' ?

Isn't &c the same as etc?

[Andy_Lochhead_in_the_air]

I suppose signing off FTF would have been contrary to victorian values.

[Dave P]

Its a strange measure though

After 2 games if a manager has won both it is 100% - the length of time effects the scale rather than the outcome?

Aaron Danks ran at 50% with a 0 goal difference.

[GordonCowansisthegreatest]

What's the 'c' ?

Isn't &c the same as etc?

And Co.     
Surely.

[AV84]

What's the 'c' ?

Isn't &c the same as etc?

And Co.     
Surely.

I've seen it several times in older books and it's usually used in the same way as etc would be, especially when signing off a letter.