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cool stat about keane

AngerManagement

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May 15, 2004
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I think he said in an interview the other day that he had improved on his scoring record every year whilst at SPurs.

I think that is a more impressive stat because it shows he is improving year in year out (and hopefully so is the team)

If this tread continues then we can expect a fantastic season from Keane next year.

(if Berbs goes and no big names are brought in to replace him KEane my thrive on being the star striker)
 

Flatters

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May 4, 2005
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But you'd certainly criticise him if he didn't.

Of course I would. I would criticise any striker we have for not scoring at least ten goals in a season in which they've played the majority of the games.
 

Dougal

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Jun 4, 2004
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Of course I would. I would criticise any striker we have for not scoring at least ten goals in a season in which they've played the majority of the games.

But he did. And not just the 10 required, sometimes 20+. Praise him. Do it now.
 

voodoo

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Jul 18, 2005
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i wish i could score 10 premier league goals a season
 

nicdic

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But he did. And not just the 10 required, sometimes 20+. Praise him. Do it now.

Umm, not in the league he hasn't.

On the face of it this stat reads well, but when you think about it, 10 league goals in a 38 game season for a top striker isn't actually that great. I'm not saying it's a bad thing to score over 10 every season for 6 years, but none of the top strikers have been playing in the premiership as long. It's an OK stat.

A really praiseworthy, and impressive stat is Ronaldo scoring 30 goals in a premiership season, or Torres getting 23 in his first season here, or Santa Cruz getting 19 at Blackburn.
 

joey55

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May 20, 2005
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A bit off topic, but for someone who has been so highly rated over the years, its quite interesting that Michael Owne has never scored 20 goals in a league season.
 

al_pacino

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Feb 2, 2005
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A bit off topic, but for someone who has been so highly rated over the years, its quite interesting that Michael Owen has never scored 20 goals in a league season.

I'm sure his injury record hasn't helped.
 

cheeseman

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Want an impressive stat? Robbie was top scorer in the Premier League during 2007. In all competitions he scored 31 goals and had 13 assists in just 40 starts.

Legend!!!!!!!!

By the way, another striker who has played regularly for the past six seasons is Wayne Rooney. His first Premier League goal (vs Arsenal) came in October 2002.
 

cheeseman

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Oct 10, 2004
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A bit off topic, but for someone who has been so highly rated over the years, its quite interesting that Michael Owne has never scored 20 goals in a league season.

True, but he's scored 19 twice, 18 twice and 16 twice.

Not bad at all!
 

liberty

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Jul 30, 2005
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I agree with Flatters. Whoopie. He gets £30k/week for scoring at least 10 goals a season for the past 6 years. He's just good at staying away from being injured. ;)
 
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