Is there any proof out there that a short corner is useful in any ways?
Just bring the ball straight into the danger zone. It's a no brainer for me. I'm always puzzled how many teams are trying this with little success.
#corner #footballstats
Just bring the ball straight into the danger zone. It's a no brainer for me. I'm always puzzled how many teams are trying this with little success.
#corner #footballstats
I'm also not a big fan of positioning players near the goal posts.
It's classic loss aversion bias. Yes, there are instances where a goal can be prevented that way, but I feel the loss of possible gain is way bigger, since the players are missing elsewhere.
It's classic loss aversion bias. Yes, there are instances where a goal can be prevented that way, but I feel the loss of possible gain is way bigger, since the players are missing elsewhere.
And don't even get me started on this.
Sacrificing a player just to prevent the very unlikely scenario that a free kick goal is scored below the defensive wall is ridiculous.
Imagine what this player can do instead. Like being ready for a counter attack.
Sacrificing a player just to prevent the very unlikely scenario that a free kick goal is scored below the defensive wall is ridiculous.
Imagine what this player can do instead. Like being ready for a counter attack.
Loss aversion bias is such a huge topic in football.
It starts with so many teams trying to secure a draw, even though a victory gets awarded 3 points instead of just 1.
swissfootballdata.com/2020/12/12/why…
It starts with so many teams trying to secure a draw, even though a victory gets awarded 3 points instead of just 1.
swissfootballdata.com/2020/12/12/why…
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