Vital Statistics – Goals, Shots and Clean Sheets

Warning Professor Albeanz-Present is a mind numbing individual and not for the feint hearted. Vital recommend that you have a strong coffee, bottle, or you read these just before bed time.


Hello Professor Albeanz-Present from the University of Lincoln here. Now that things are starting to move in the right direction Vital Towers are letting me out for a session of mind numbing stats.

League 2 Marksmen

Adrian Patulea has entered the top twenty. His third goal in 5 games sees Count Von Goal in at 20. With a night game coming up on Friday who will bet against him adding to that total given Rochdale have yet to keep a clean sheet this season. Oooops that is probably the kiss of death.

Paul Benson Dagenham & Red 6 2 8
Peter Thorne Bradford City 8 0 8
Billy Clarke Darlington 6 1 7
Andy Bishop Bury 6 0 6
Kevin Ellison Chester City 5 0 5
Sam Saunders Dagenham & Red 5 0 5
Reuben Reid Rotherham 4 1 5
Jamie Ward Chesterfield 4 0 4
Ryan Lowe Chester City 2 2 4
Scott Davies Aldershot Town 3 1 4
Charlie MacDonald Brentford 4 0 4
Richard Butcher Notts County 3 1 4
Simon Yeo Macclesfield 4 0 4
Adam Stansfield Exeter City 4 0 4
Ben Strevens Dagenham & Red 4 0 4
Grant Holt Shrewsbury 4 0 4
Matthew Gill Exeter City 4 0 4
Ben Davies Shrewsbury 3 1 4
Marvin Morgan Aldershot Town 2 1 3
Adrian Patulea Lincoln City 3 0 3


Shots

In terms of Shots, the Imps position reflects their League one. Currently we are mid table so all this pocession has yet to bare fruit.


On Target/Off Target/Hit Woodwork

Chesterfield 60 54 1
Rochdale 52 66 2
Bradford City 55 54 4
Exeter City 47 54 2
Accrington 45 56 4
Luton Town 48 53 2
Gillingham 52 54 3
Dagenham & Red 60 38 5
Rotherham 53 48 0
Notts County 48 43 2
Aldershot Town 45 52 5
Lincoln City 38 54 2
Chester City 35 63 3
Bournemouth 46 43 0
Shrewsbury 46 46 2
Macclesfield 40 47 3
Bury 47 35 2
Morecambe 38 48 4
Grimsby Town 32 40 3
Darlington 42 32 2
Brentford 41 34 3
Barnet 30 41 3
Port Vale 43 31 1
Wycombe 32 34 3


Clean Sheets

Not surprisingly The Chairboys are in the proverbial, the Imps are however 6th on 2 after yesterday.

Wycombe 6
Brentford 6
Shrewsbury 5
Darlington 3
Gillingham 3
Lincoln 2