Recommended football statistics sites

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LeTiss
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http://www.soccerpunter.com/livescore.php

Brilliant site for live football scores on every league imaginable
Ollie LJ
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These prediction sites are useful in the quest for value. You have to adjust to allow for any team news, injuries or suspensions to key players.

http://content.labs.betfair.com/victorthepredictor/

http://www.dectech.org/football_sites/f ... /index.php
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Bet Angel
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I don't rate victor at all as the thinking behind it is a bit flawed and hasn't historically performed well, but this is very good: -

http://www.dectech.org/football_sites/f ... amesim.php
Ollie LJ
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Victor is not always accurate but they got it right tonight in assessing Everton as the value bet of the evening.
David
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Hi Everyone

I think this site will help people to reflect on their own ability to estimate risk

http://www.projectionpoint.com/index.php

The site is run by Dr Dylan Evans a behavioural scientist at University College Cork has found that professional gamblers have scored quite highly. However he also said that it remains to be seen if its learned or intrinsic behaviour.

With this in mind I was slightly dissapointed with a distinctly average mark of 69.

David
Morph
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Thank You David,

Really interesting stuff.
wjwskill
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www.bettorlogic.com

I use it for all of my footy, tennis and golf tips.
BBB123
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David wrote:Hi Everyone

I think this site will help people to reflect on their own ability to estimate risk

http://www.projectionpoint.com/index.php

The site is run by Dr Dylan Evans a behavioural scientist at University College Cork has found that professional gamblers have scored quite highly. However he also said that it remains to be seen if its learned or intrinsic behaviour.

With this in mind I was slightly dissapointed with a distinctly average mark of 69.

David
Thanks for that David,
I just took the test & scored 75

It's interesting to read the theory behind it & see from the graph if you are more likely to overestimate or underestimate your ability.

Looks like I am overconfident

Ben
madgoose
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Hi,
Can you tell me of sites that give in running stats on shots on target ,shots off target, etc.I find sky sports centre have few games with relavant stats.
ta

mg
Lambretta
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For in-play stats on premiership games ESPN have Gamecast which tracks the SOT's, corners and everything else. It's very useful

http://soccernet.espn.go.com/gamecast?i ... .1&cc=5739
madgoose
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Ta for the replies ,will have a look.

cheers

MG
Ketinu
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Zenyatta
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Another Predictor site:

'Castrol FIFA World Cup Predictor' is supposed to measure team and player performance based on every international match in the last 10 years. Also features the Castrol Index with individual players rated.

http://www.castrolfootball.com/predictor/

If you ask me all these fancy stats aren't neccessery, every world cup you can rake in the profits simply by laying England :mrgreen: Seriously though, its always hard to go past the South American teams, you'd have to think that with the cup being held outside Europe its very likely to go back to South America, and Brazil and Argentina are currently at good oods.
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