Premier League 2022/23

[METALMAN]

Tim Sherwood

[The Lusophone]

If B team counts, Steve Bruce. If not... Steve Coppell? Southgate at Middlesbrough? Stuart Pearce?

[Naitch]

I was bored so I did this...

	A Caps	P	W	D	L	Win %	PPG
Trevor Brooking	47	3	2	1	0	66.67%	2.33
Michael Carrick	34	3	2	1	0	66.67%	2.33
Kevin Keegan	63	449	222	96	131	49.44%	1.70
Frank Lampard	106	117	55	23	39	47.01%	1.61
Bobby Robson	20	255	119	64	72	46.67%	1.65
Peter Reid	13	353	159	95	99	45.04%	1.62
Ray Wilkins	84	126	53	21	52	42.06%	1.43
Glenn Hoddle	53	313	116	84	113	37.06%	1.38
Bryan Robson	90	433	160	122	151	36.95%	1.39
Stuart Pearce	78	97	34	20	43	35.05%	1.26
Steven Gerrard	114	40	13	8	19	32.50%	1.18
Alan Ball	72	116	35	38	43	30.17%	1.23
Gareth Southgate	57	151	45	43	63	29.80%	1.18
Paul Ince	53	21	6	4	11	28.57%	1.05
Sammy Lee	14	14	3	4	7	21.43%	0.93
Tony Adams	66	22	4	7	11	18.18%	0.86
Dave Watson	12	7	1	3	3	14.29%	0.86
Alan Shearer	63	8	1	2	5	12.50%	0.63

 

There may be a couple of managers who accidentally have some non-PL matches included, if they were at teams who bounced around a bit, as I wasn't checking too closely. I also skipped Trevor Francis, Phil Neal, Phil Thompson, Steve Coppell, Roy McFarland, Colin Todd, Terry McDermott, Scott Parker Gerry Francis, and Graham Rix because they either didn't have a managerial statistics section on Wikipedia, or I couldn't be bothered to sieve out their time in the Championship. Coppell and Parker certainly fall into the latter camp.

There were 14 more ex-full internationals who have managed in the PL with less than 10 caps, as well as 15 more who made England B or U21s appearances.

[Colly]

I considered Bryan Robson. I suppose it depends on your definition of success, but two promotions and a couple of cup finals with Boro certainly isn't bad.

[DavidMarrio]

If it happened... it was loud and clear on the TV.  Absolute scummy tinpot club. They still haven't come out and said anything officially.

 

[METALMAN]

6 hours ago, Naitch said:

I was bored so I did this...

	A Caps	P	W	D	L	Win %	PPG
Trevor Brooking	47	3	2	1	0	66.67%	2.33
Michael Carrick	34	3	2	1	0	66.67%	2.33
Kevin Keegan	63	449	222	96	131	49.44%	1.70
Frank Lampard	106	117	55	23	39	47.01%	1.61
Bobby Robson	20	255	119	64	72	46.67%	1.65
Peter Reid	13	353	159	95	99	45.04%	1.62
Ray Wilkins	84	126	53	21	52	42.06%	1.43
Glenn Hoddle	53	313	116	84	113	37.06%	1.38
Bryan Robson	90	433	160	122	151	36.95%	1.39
Stuart Pearce	78	97	34	20	43	35.05%	1.26
Steven Gerrard	114	40	13	8	19	32.50%	1.18
Alan Ball	72	116	35	38	43	30.17%	1.23
Gareth Southgate	57	151	45	43	63	29.80%	1.18
Paul Ince	53	21	6	4	11	28.57%	1.05
Sammy Lee	14	14	3	4	7	21.43%	0.93
Tony Adams	66	22	4	7	11	18.18%	0.86
Dave Watson	12	7	1	3	3	14.29%	0.86
Alan Shearer	63	8	1	2	5	12.50%	0.63

 

There may be a couple of managers who accidentally have some non-PL matches included, if they were at teams who bounced around a bit, as I wasn't checking too closely. I also skipped Trevor Francis, Phil Neal, Phil Thompson, Steve Coppell, Roy McFarland, Colin Todd, Terry McDermott, Scott Parker Gerry Francis, and Graham Rix because they either didn't have a managerial statistics section on Wikipedia, or I couldn't be bothered to sieve out their time in the Championship. Coppell and Parker certainly fall into the latter camp.

There were 14 more ex-full internationals who have managed in the PL with less than 10 caps, as well as 15 more who made England B or U21s appearances.

Can you go back to this and tell us who has the highest points per game per cap ratio pls?

[Naitch]

@METALMAN

1st, Peter Reid at 0.125 PPG/Cap

2nd, Bobby Robson at 0.083 PPG/Cap

3rd, Michael Carrick at 0.069 PPG/Cap

Last, Steven Gerrard and Alan Shearer at 0.010 PPG/Cap (Shearer is technically worse if you take it to another decimal but only by 0.0004)

[Colly]

You wouldn't do any kind of meaningful analysis of Shearers management count. This is a sham.

[DavidMarrio]

Absolute killers row our bench today. Hopefully no one picks up any injuries 

[Bobfoc]

The record Premier League away win is 8-1. I can see that being threatened here.

[Colly]

46 minutes ago, Bobfoc said:

The record Premier League away win is 8-1. I can see that being threatened here.

Gonna be a hell of a second half.

Mcmanaman's commentary was bizarre on that Van Dijk chance, he reckons he headed it across rather than on goal because he thought he was offside... 

[Hobo]

3 minutes ago, Colly said:

Gonna be a hell of a second half.

Alex Oxlaide Chamberlain is going to come on and score 8

[Bobfoc]

I still expect Liverpool to score a few in the second half, but Forest should take some positives from their performance so far. They've made a few chances and generally defended a lot better than they have before this season.

[stokeriño]

Well so far half of that 1-8 scoreline is right.

[The Lusophone]

Today in "football fans are fucking arseholes..."

 

 

[gunnar hendershow]

The comedy here is I dropped Neco Williams and Dean Henderson in fantasy expecting Liverpool to score 5. 

[Dang117]

On the back of last week's result of them beating City, I wouldn't have imagined to check the score and Forest being 1 nil up

[Liam]

I backed Manchester City to beat Liverpool.

I backed Liverpool to beat Nottingham.

Liverpool, in some manner or means, seem determined to cost me money.

[Colly]

Never bet on the early kickoff.

[DavidMarrio]

11 minutes ago, Dang117 said:

On the back of last week's result of them beating City, I wouldn't have imagined to check the score and Forest being 1 nil up

You clearly don't know Liverpool enough. We turn up for City, we've been utter dross here and deserve to be beat. 

This is classic Liverpool throughout the years