Charts and Graphs for Episodes 69 and 70

In this episode we take a look at each of the Matchday 7 games and do our best to try and predict what will happen in what we think is the most dramatic and unpredictable league in Europe.

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Charts and Graphs For Episode 69 and 70

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The conversation also delves into the dynamics of championship football, focusing on managerial changes and team strategies, particularly analysing West Brom's performance and the impact of player dynamics on success.

In this episode, the hosts delve into the evolving dynamics of West Brom's playing style, emphasizing the importance of the first goal in matches. They discuss the impact of squad depth and substitutions on team performance, as well as concerns regarding key players. The conversation also touches on the tactical evolution of West Brom and analyzes other teams in the Championship.

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In this episode we take a look at all of the upcoming fixtures for Match Day 6 in the EFL Championship.

This has to be one of the hardest leagues in the world to predict so the word futile isn's out of place. We got a few correct results and scores last week, but both of us scored relatively poorly.......but David got 2 points, and Tom got 7 points.

The scoring format is;

Correct Score = 3 points

Correct Result = 1 point

Incorrect Result = 0 Points

Join in and predict the sores and let us know in the comments on our Youtube channel how many points you get for the week.

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Graphs and Charts for Episode 67 (Ignore the numbering on the document lol)

In this episode, Tom Butterfield and David Bromley discuss the impact that Regis Le Bris has had on Sunderland so far this season and whether Sunderland are a good bet to continue their good run of form regardless of the recent surprise loss away to Plymouth Argyle F.C.

They also take a deep dive into the recent surprise sacking of Steven Schumacher at Stoke City F.C. Most fans and Championship followers seemed to be surprised by the timing of the sacking..... and the sacking itself..... but the numbers never lie, so David looks at the attacking output Stoke have served up so far this season to see how they stack up to the rest of their competitors.

Was there a power struggle between Jon Walters and Steven Schumacher? Can all of these managers who have come in and out of the Stoke City revolving door be bad managers? Or should we now take a closer look at those in charge of player recruitment?

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In this episode, David and Tom delve into their predictions for upcoming Championship games, reflecting on their previous experiences and the unpredictability of the league.

They discuss various matchups, analysing team performances, strengths, and weaknesses, while also sharing their thoughts on the evolution of their podcasting format. The conversation highlights the excitement and challenges of predicting outcomes in a competitive football environment.

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Charts and Tables For Episode 65

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In this episode of the Attack in the Championship podcast, hosts Tom Butterfield and David Bromley discuss the current state of the Championship, including the impact of the international break, the candidates for the Manager of the Month award, and a detailed analysis of key players from last season.

They delve into the metrics that define successful attacking players and highlight the importance of ball progression in football. The conversation emphasizes the need for teams to identify and recruit players who can effectively contribute to their attacking strategies.

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Episode 64 Player Profile Charts and Info

Summary

In this episode, Tom and David discuss five high-profile transfers in the Championship.

They start by talking about Manor Solomon, who joined Leeds United on loan from Spurs. They analyse his playing style and potential impact on the team.

Next, they discuss Maxime Estève, a central defender who joined Burnley from Montpellier. They evaluate his performance and potential in the Championship.

They then move on to Ante Crnac, who joined Norwich from Kracow. They discuss his versatility and potential as a center forward or right winger. They analyze his performance and compare him to Adam Idah, who left Norwich. Overall, they provide insights into the potential impact of these transfers on their respective teams.

David and Tom also discuss EFL Championship newcomers Ben Doak and Salis Abdul Samed. They analyze each player's potential impact, their strengths and weaknesses, and the reasons behind their transfers. They also discuss the expectations and risks associated with these signings.

Overall, they are most excited about Manor Solomon's potential and have some concerns about Salis Abdul Samed's data, and why he's fallen out of favour so quickly at Lens.

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Episode 63 Player Charts and Tables

Summary

In this episode, Tom and David discuss the potential transfers of wingers in the Championship. They analyze the performance of players like Johnathan Rowe, Morgan Whittaker, Tom Fellows and Dan James. They use radar charts and player evaluation models to assess their contributions and potential value.

The conversation highlights the importance of finding appropriate players to replace key wingers and the financial accessibility of these players. In this conversation David and Tom discuss six promising wingers from around Europe - Franck Surdez, Marvin Obuz, Theo Corbeanu, Nicolas Kuhn and Oskar Sivertsen. They analyze the players' performances, potential, and transfer values.

They also discuss the importance of scouting and evaluating players based on their character and mentality.

Additionally, they explore an adjusted league table based on the difficulty of opponents and home/away fixtures.

Takeaways

Assessing the performance and potential value of wingers in the Championship requires using player evaluation models.

Finding appropriate players to replace key wingers is crucial for teams in the Championship.

The financial accessibility of players is an important factor to consider in the transfer market.

Young players who have not yet had a major breakout can be valuable targets for mid-level EPL or EFL Championship teams.

The performance and contributions of wingers can vary depending on the role they are asked to play within a team's structure. There are several promising wingers in the Championship, including Johnathan Rowe, Morgan Whittaker, Tom Fellows and Dan James.

Scouting and evaluating players based on their character and mentality is crucial in determining their potential for success.

An adjusted league table based on the difficulty of opponents and home/away fixtures can provide a different perspective on team performances.

Leeds United and Sunderland have been impressive teams in the Championship so far.

Leeds United's Matteo Joseph and Manor Solomon from Tottenham (if he joins Leeds United) are players to watch out for.

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