It’s been a long time since I had a look at game states i.e. when teams have been winning, drawing and losing, but a few eyebrow-raising things I noticed while researching something else seemed to be collectively worthy of a quick post. You may remember that I’ve summarised the amount of time each club has spent in each state a
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Following Tony Mowbray’s departure from Coventry I noticed that – despite failing to win any of his opening 10 league matches – the Sky Blues had spent more time winning than losing this season. I chucked the data into one of the many graphical templates that I’d built and subsequently forgotten about over the years and had a few replies
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Following Tony Mowbray’s departure from Coventry I noticed that – despite failing to win any of his opening 10 league matches – the Sky Blues had spent more time winning than losing this season. I chucked the data into one of the many graphical templates that I’d built and subsequently forgotten about over the years and had a few replies
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Following Tony Mowbray’s departure from Coventry I noticed that – despite failing to win any of his opening 10 league matches – the Sky Blues had spent more time winning than losing this season. I chucked the data into one of the many graphical templates that I’d built and subsequently forgotten about over the years and had a few replies
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Something I haven’t looked at yet this season is “game states” i.e. the how much time a club spends winning, drawing and losing. There’s lots of detailed analysis that can be done with this data (like seeing how clubs react to going ahead or behind) but to start with here I’ve kept it pretty simple: splitting the minutes that each club
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