Game analysis - The Rugby League Eye Test

[Mac]

Wow, this is some serious analysis of the game. I haven't looked at it in depth yet but even a cursory look shows how far Wests Tigers have been off the ball for "a while".

Explainer: Eye Test Expected Points (ETxP) for the NRL - The Rugby League Eye Test

“We stayed in the contest when they certainly had all the field position and a lot of ball. “We just couldn’t get any good field position. We were attacking from the back of the field at some stage and making some good yardage – but it was too far to go.” The above comments came from Wayne...

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[jrtiger]

Wow, this is some serious analysis of the game. I haven't looked at it in depth yet but even a cursory look shows how far Wests Tigers have been off the ball for "a while".

Explainer: Eye Test Expected Points (ETxP) for the NRL - The Rugby League Eye Test

“We stayed in the contest when they certainly had all the field position and a lot of ball. “We just couldn’t get any good field position. We were attacking from the back of the field at some stage and making some good yardage – but it was too far to go.” The above comments came from Wayne...

tinyurl.com

the Rugby League Eye Test is downright brilliant. expected goals has completely turned world football on its head, if an analytical genius was able to create something similar for players in the NRL it could change everything. think Moneyball.

 

[PJ_]

If you delve in too deep tho you lose your ability to just enjoy a game.
periculo tuo procedere

 

[innsaneink]

no thnx

 

[Geo]

Does that mean when you yell at the ref'Ya eyes are painted on' has become redundant...

 

[tiger_scott]

This was my favourite part:
"The 2021 Tigers and Cowboys fairing so poorly speaks to them allowing opponents to score points from low value possession. They’re approaching 2016 Knights level bad, which is not a good spot to be."

 

[stryker 69]

Probability and Stats…dull.
We don’t often score once in position within the attacking zone as our halves aren’t creative enough and our plays are too predictable.