Season Stats Update

2nd May 1990
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Season Stats Update Jan 1, 2018 21:22:09 GMT Russgas, Antonio Fargas, and 11 more like this

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Post by 2nd May 1990 on Jan 1, 2018 21:22:09 GMT

January 1st seems as good a time as any to give an update on our stats for the season. For some reason I only seem to get round to updating these after we've won

Would love to know how some of the stats (assists/attendance) compare to previous years as I don't have the info. Please let me know if anything is incorrect or missing.

STRIKER STATS 2017/18:

LEAGUE:

HARRISON:
22 starts, 3 sub appearances: 7 goals
1875 minutes played @ 268 minutes per goal

GAFFNEY:
14 starts, 10 substitute appearances: 6 goals
1237 minutes played @ 206 minutes per goal

BODIN:
20 starts, 1 substitute appearances: 9 goals
1714 minutes played @ 190 minutes per goal

NICHOLS:
14 starts, 12 substitute appearances: 1 goals
1259 minutes played @ 1259 minutes per goal

TELFORD:
0 starts, 10 substitute appearances: 1 goals
140 minutes played @ 140 minutes per goal

LEAGUE AND CUP

HARRISON:
26 starts, 4 substitute appearances: 9 goals
2217 minutes played @ 246 minutes per goal

GAFFNEY:
16 starts, 14 substitute appearances: 6 goals
1497 minutes played @ 250 minutes per goal

BODIN:
23 starts, 1 substitute appearances: 11 goals
1985 minutes played @ 180 minutes per goal

NICHOLS
18 starts, 14 substitute appearances: 2 goals
1644 minutes played @ 822 minutes per goal

TELFORD:
3 starts, 13 substitute appearances: 3 goals
419 minutes played @ 140 minutes per goal

APPEARANCES (League Only; sub appearances in brackets)
Sercombe 24 (2)
Harrison 22 (3)
Lockyer 22
O. Clarke 21 (3)
Bodin 21 (1)
Brown 21 (1)
Partington 17 (1)
Lines 16 (6)
Sweeney 15 (3)
Smith 15
Nichols 14 (12)
Gaffney 14 (10)
Leadbitter 14 (1)
Sinclair 14 (4)
Broadbent 11 (2)
Slocombe 11
Bola 7 (1)
Moore 3 (4)
Menayese 2
J Clarke 1
Burn 1
Telford 0 (10)
Broom 0 (2)
Andre 0 (1)
Dunnwald 0 (1)

GOALS: (All competitions; league only in brackets)
Bodin 11 (9)
Harrison 9 (7)
Sercombe 9 (5)
Gaffney 6 (6)
Sinclair 3 (2)
Telford 3 (1)
Nichols 2 (1)
Sweeney 2 (1)
Broom 2 (0)
Lockyer 1 (1)
O. Clarke 1 (1)
Brown 1 (1)

ASSISTS: (All competitions; league only in brackets)
Sercombe 7 (5)
Partington 7 (2)
Lines 6 (5)
Brown 6 (4)
Gaffney 5 (5)
Bodin 5 (5)
Nichols 3 (2)
Harrison 2 (2)
Leadbitter 1 (1)
Bola 1 (1)
O. Clarke 1 (1)
Sweeney 1 (1)
Sinclair 1 (0)
Moore 1 (0)
Telford 1 (0)

GASCHAT MOTM: (All competitions; league only in brackets - correct up to 17/12/17)
Harrison 9 (8)
Gaffney 3 (3)
Sercombe 3 (2)
Lines 2 (2)
Partington 2 (2)
Bola 2 (1)
Smith 2 (1)
Broadbent 1 (1)
Nichols 1 (1)
Slocombe 1 (1)

ATTENDANCE STATS: (League only)
Average home attendance: 8760 (8254 Gas, 506 away)
Average traveling Gasheads: 832

Last Edit: Jan 1, 2018 21:30:44 GMT by 2nd May 1990

gaseous First Team Posts: 807	Season Stats Update Jan 1, 2018 21:26:59 GMT via mobile Quote Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Member Give Gift Back to Top Post by gaseous on Jan 1, 2018 21:26:59 GMT Very interesting, especially with the assists. Thank you for that. UTG

axegas Moderator Axe. Posts: 11,584	Season Stats Update Jan 1, 2018 21:41:24 GMT via mobile Quote Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Member Give Gift Back to Top Post by axegas on Jan 1, 2018 21:41:24 GMT Thanks for the stats, it really shows the importance that Bodin, Sercombe and Harrison have to the team. Really decent average away attendance aswell considering our form on the road.
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markczgas
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Season Stats Update Jan 1, 2018 22:02:29 GMT axegas likes this

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Post by markczgas on Jan 1, 2018 22:02:29 GMT

Jan 1, 2018 21:41:24 GMT axegas said:

Thanks for the stats, it really shows the importance that Bodin, Sercombe and Harrison have to the team. Really decent average away attendance aswell considering our form on the road.

I'd say astonishing.

Thanks 2nd May for stats.

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Season Stats Update Jan 1, 2018 22:32:03 GMT via mobile lmgas likes this

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Post by Gas_Quarters on Jan 1, 2018 22:32:03 GMT

It really is quite shocking the lack of opportunities Telford has had. Although Gaffers and Ellis have been in good form this year, he probably should’ve got the nod over Nichols a couple of times though.

Last Edit: Jan 1, 2018 22:32:34 GMT by Gas_Quarters

Cantankerous Gas
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Season Stats Update Jan 3, 2018 11:57:37 GMT

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Post by Cantankerous Gas on Jan 3, 2018 11:57:37 GMT

1. Blackburn Rovers, 2,180 - The Rovers fans have turned up in their numbers this season despite relegation from the Championship last season.

2. Bradford City, 1,262 - The Bantams faithful are hoping this is the year that they step up to the second tier.

3. Portsmouth, 1,224 - Things look on the up for Pompey after a tough past few years.

4. Rotherham United, 1,083 - They were relegated from the Championship last season.

5. Oxford United, 1,048 - Usually good numbers in the away end for them.

6. Wigan Athletic, 1,031 - The Latics are currently top of the league and look destined for promotion.

7. Plymouth Argyle, 957 - Promoted from League Two last season.

8. Bristol Rovers, 831 - Solid number for the Pirates.

9. Northampton Town, 759 - They are in the relegation zone.

10. Charlton Athletic, 756 - Used to be in the Premier League.

11. Southend United, 680 - Above average for them in this division.

12. Oldham Athletic, 679 - Now managed by Richie Wellens.

13. Scunthorpe United, 669 - The Iron are doing well this season and are promotion hopefuls.

14. Doncaster Rovers, 648 - Darren Ferguson’s men narrowly missed out on the League Two title last season.

15. Peterborough United, 640 - Are just outside the Play-Offs at the moment.

16. Shrewsbury Town, 572 - The Shrews are 2nd in the league and have defied the odds this season.

17. Bury, 553 - They are in the relegation zone.

18. Blackpool, 484 - Have their problems with the owners.

19. AFC Wimbledon, 477 - It has been a tough season for them.

20. Rochdale, 426 - Another season at this level for Dale.

21. Walsall, 393 - Have struggled this campaign.

22. Gillingham, 368 - They started the season really poorly but have turned themselves around.

23. MK Dons, 352 - Poor support from the Dons this season.

24. Fleetwood Town, 145 - Uwe Rosler got his side into the Play-Offs last season but is some way off replicating that this season with the club languishing in mid-table.

the72.co.uk/95607/average-away-attendances-every-league-one-club-team-rank/

markczgas
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Season Stats Update Jan 3, 2018 12:40:20 GMT

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Post by markczgas on Jan 3, 2018 12:40:20 GMT

Home attendances - we squeak in at no. 8.

8. Bristol Rovers- 8,601- The Pirates did well in League One last season and Darrell Clarke’s men always perform at home.

7. Wigan Athletic, 8,644- The Latics are still 7th on the countdown despite only having an average of 8,644 in a 25,000 seater stadium.

6. Plymouth Argyle, 9,054- The team are struggling but the Plymouth fans still turn up in good numbers at Home Park.

5. MK Dons, 9,364- They boast one of the best stadiums in League One, Stadium.MK, which holds 30,500 meaning the stadium is only 1/3 full. Nevertheless, they still get the 5th highest crowd on average in the league.

4. Blackburn Rovers, 10,849- Rovers have still got the 4th highest despite relegation from the Championship last season.

3. Charlton Athletic, 11,311- Charlton have their problems with the owners but still get an average of 11,311 at The Valley which holds around 26,000.

2. Portsmouth, 17,447- The Pompey faithful are known for their loyal and vocal support and they have continued to back their side in League One this season at Fratton Park after promotion last season.

1.Bradford City, 20,234- The Bantams have the highest average home attendance in League One so far. Their stadium holds just over 25,000, meaning it is nearly full most weeks.

rambo
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Season Stats Update Jan 3, 2018 13:15:45 GMT

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Post by rambo on Jan 3, 2018 13:15:45 GMT

Jan 3, 2018 12:40:20 GMT markczgas said:

Home attendances - we squeak in at no. 8.

8. Bristol Rovers- 8,601- The Pirates did well in League One last season and Darrell Clarke’s men always perform at home.

7. Wigan Athletic, 8,644- The Latics are still 7th on the countdown despite only having an average of 8,644 in a 25,000 seater stadium.

6. Plymouth Argyle, 9,054- The team are struggling but the Plymouth fans still turn up in good numbers at Home Park.

5. MK Dons, 9,364- They boast one of the best stadiums in League One, Stadium.MK, which holds 30,500 meaning the stadium is only 1/3 full. Nevertheless, they still get the 5th highest crowd on average in the league.

4. Blackburn Rovers, 10,849- Rovers have still got the 4th highest despite relegation from the Championship last season.

3. Charlton Athletic, 11,311- Charlton have their problems with the owners but still get an average of 11,311 at The Valley which holds around 26,000.

2. Portsmouth, 17,447- The Pompey faithful are known for their loyal and vocal support and they have continued to back their side in League One this season at Fratton Park after promotion last season.

1.Bradford City, 20,234- The Bantams have the highest average home attendance in League One so far. Their stadium holds just over 25,000, meaning it is nearly full most weeks.

Whoever wrote this wasn't there for the games against Oldham, Wimbledon or Doncaster then!

markczgas Rickie Lambert Posts: 4,749	Season Stats Update Jan 3, 2018 13:20:09 GMT Quote Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Member Give Gift Back to Top Post by markczgas on Jan 3, 2018 13:20:09 GMT ...... but we have 8 home wins Rambo !

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Post by Cantankerous Gas on Jan 3, 2018 11:57:37 GMT

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