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    PPG analysis of clubs who have changed managers


    PPG analysis of clubs who have changed managers

    by Zach-dalt

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    3. yorkie_lad on

      Shows what a good job Marti Cifuentes and Danny Röhl have done since coming in. Although in Röhl’s case it would have been hard for anyone to be as bad as Xisco

    4. Boris_Ignatievich on

      Bristol City +0.06

      Sunderland +0.01 / -0.86

      Watford +0.45

      Swansea +0.13

      QPR +0.89

      Blackburn -0.05

      Stoke +0.21

      Millwall -0.54 / +0.75

      Brum -0.97 / +0.33

      Plymouth -0.35

      Huddersfield -0.23 / +0.18

      Wednesday +1.03

      Rotherham -0.19

      Danny Rohl adding more than a point per game is wild. Rooney being the worst change is very expected

    5. TheSpottedMonk on

      Oi, where are our columns for 3rd, 4th, and 5th manager change? We’re league leaders in this statistic and I want it reflected

    8. DefinitelynotDanger on

      Be interesting to see it at the end of the season. Cleverly has done well but he’s only managed 3 games. 2 of them were pretty difficult games tbf but still.

    9. Jops_1996 on

      Rooney ruined this season. One of the worse manager appointments at the worst time, when things was actually running smooth within the club. Bet the owners regret that decision massively.

    12. Missy_Agg-a-ravation on

      Was the first Birmingham manager sacked due to performance, or was it a fall-out with the board? Because it seems he was doing a very good job.

    15. B_e_l_l_ on

      Speaking from the experience we had last season, there’s always a risk of not changing your manager early enough which leads to all sorts of problems that the next manager can’t do anything about.

      I do find it interesting that stats show that generally managerial changes don’t make much of a difference but each case has to be looked at separately IMO.

    16. FloppedYaYa on

      If I was to judge them:

      Manning- Not significantly better than Pearson but looking promising

      Beale- Was poor but helped in these stats by managing so few games and his replacement being so out of his depth

      Cleverley- Doing good so far but hard to judge

      Williams- See Manning, same applies

      Cifuentes- One of the appointments of the season, significantly better than his predeccesor

      Eustace- Done better than JDT but the PPG won’t reflect that as JDT went through a good run of results before things totally collapsed

      Schumacher- Doing his best with the shite Neil left him with

      Edwards- Disaster, tried to change things too quickly

      Harris- Just got Millwall back to playing to their strengths

      Rooney- See Edwards, same applies

      Foster- And again

      Huddersfield- Both Moore and his replacement have been poor. May as well have stuck with the caretaker as he was actually doing well.

      Rohl- Doing his best

      Richardson- Hard to judge, chucked under the bus with a rotten squad and only 1 January signing

    17. Eye-on-Springfield on

      That is a terribly chaotic graph. Graphs are supposed to make data easier to understand!

    18. Dead_Namer on

      I like that QPR upward graph. The best thing about is he changed from unwatchable hoofball shithousing to tidy positive football.

      I think it was WBA fans who said we were to worst and best teams they faced this season. I just hope no one else comes in for him.

    19. akskeleton_47 on

      From this angle it doesn’t seem Beale was that bad but based on what I’ve heard he’d get very few additional points till the end of the season

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