Liverpool FC Random Stats

First back to back clean sheets this season I believe

Brendan Rodgers' 100th Premier League game in charge of Liverpool will be the Merseyside derby.

Liverpool after 22 games;

2013/14 overall;

Won 13; (59.09%)
Drew 4; (18.18%)
Lost 5; (22.72%)
Scored 53; (2.40 per game)
Conceded 28; (1.27 per game)

Points 43.

2013/14 home;

Won 9; (81.81%)
Drew 1; (9.09%)
Lost 1; (9.09%)
Scored 29; (2.63 per game)
Conceded 8; (0.72 per game)

Points 28.

2013/14 away;

Won 4; (36.36%)
Drew 3; (27.27%)
Lost 4; (36.36%)
Scored 24; (2.18 per game)
Conceded 20; (1.81 per game)

Points 15.

Position 4th.

2014/15 overall;

Won 10; (45.45%)
Drew 5; (22.72%)
Lost 7; (31.81%)
Scored 31; (1.40 per game)
Conceded 27; (1.22 per game)

Points 35.

2014/15 home;

Won 4; (36.36%)
Drew 5; (45.45%)
Lost 2; (18.18%)
Scored 15; (1.36 per game)
Conceded 11; (1 per game)

Points 17.

2014/15 away;

Won 6; (54.54%)
Drew 0; (0.00%)
Lost 5; (45.45%)
Scored 16; (1.45 per game)
Conceded 16; (1.45 per game)

Points 18.

Position 8th.

Quite clearly the attacking side of our play is weaker but our defence is very slightly better. But the biggest difference is our home form. 28 points from 33 available last year compared to just 17 this year. And in fact we've scored more away from home than at Anfield this year - as well as picked up more points.

Brendan Rodgers has the highest win percentage of any Liverpool manager in the FA Cup.

The FA Cup is ours this year - it's all in the 8's.

We're aiming for our eighth FA Cup.

The final happens to be on the birthday of our number 8.

That date happens to be 30/05...3+0+0+5 = 8.

The year is 2015...2+0+1+5=8.

The FA Cup is ours this year - it's all in the 8's.

We're aiming for our eighth FA Cup.

The final happens to be on the birthday of our number 8.

That date happens to be 30/05...3+0+0+5 = 8.

The year is 2015...2+0+1+5=8.

Another 'Gerrard final' too?

Last 16 games: W8 D7 L1.

First 18 games of the season: W7* D1* L9

* Middlesbrough draw - won on pens included as a Win.

Drawing not losing.  Now for the next 16 lets convert those draws to wins.

Four consecutive Premier League clean sheets.

First time under Brendan.

First time since 2011.

Simple Simon has 18 clean sheets 60 League games for us. 20 from 74 games in all competitions.

Four consecutive Premier League clean sheets.

First time under Brendan.

First time since 2011.

Maybe Brendan has brought in a defensive coach on the sly.

Maybe Brendan has brought in a defensive coach on the sly.

Nah mate, I think it's all down to Colin Pascoe.

@LFCData: Liverpool have committed one defensive error in the PL since Mamadou Sakho was brought back in on Dec 21st vs Arsenal. #LFC

@LFCData: Liverpool have committed one defensive error in the PL since Mamadou Sakho was brought back in on Dec 21st vs Arsenal. #LFC

This wouldn't surprise many people, aside from possibly Rodgers.

Read a stat that I thought was remarkable, so I did some research and it's absolutely true.

We have only lost 4 PL games under Brendan from New Year's Day in his 2 and a bit seasons here.

Form: WLWDDLWWWLWDDDWDWWWWDWDW WWWWWWWWWWLDWDWWWDW

Equals: P43 W28 D11 L4

Squawka Football ‏@Squawka
Since this guy appeared at Anfield on 21st December, Liverpool have played 10; won 7; drawn 3; lost 0. Second coming.

Squawka Football ‏@Squawka
Since this guy appeared at Anfield on 21st December, Liverpool have played 10; won 7; drawn 3; lost 0. Second coming.

Get that man a season ticket.

We have only lost 4 PL games under Brendan from New Year's Day in his 2 and a bit seasons here.

Form: WLWDDLWWWLWDDDWDWWWWDWDW WWWWWWWWWWLDWDWWWDW

Unfortunately not from New Years Day right through to the following New Years Eve.

Great stat though.

Premier League table since January 1st;

1  - Liverpool (20 pts)
2 - Arsenal (18 pts)
3 - Chelsea (14 pts)
4 - Man United (14 pts)
5 - Crystal Palace (14 pts)
6 - Stoke (14 pts)
7 - Tottenham (13 pts)
8 - Southampton (13 pts)
9 - West Brom (13 pts)
10 - Man City (12 pts)
11 - Swansea (12 pts)
12 - Hull (10 pts)
13 - Newcastle (9 pts)
14 - West Ham (8 pts)
15 - Everton (7 pts)
16 - Burnley (6 pts)
17 - Sunderland (5 pts)
18 - Leicester (5 pts)
19 - QPR (4 pts)
20 - Aston Villa (1 pts)

Average Age of Starting XI vs City - 23.6.

Premier League table since January 1st;

1  - Liverpool (20 pts)
2 - Arsenal (18 pts)
3 - Chelsea (14 pts)
4 - Man United (14 pts)
5 - Crystal Palace (14 pts)
6 - Stoke (14 pts)
7 - Tottenham (13 pts)
8 - Southampton (13 pts)
9 - West Brom (13 pts)
10 - Man City (12 pts)
11 - Swansea (12 pts)
12 - Hull (10 pts)
13 - Newcastle (9 pts)
14 - West Ham (8 pts)
15 - Everton (7 pts)
16 - Burnley (6 pts)
17 - Sunderland (5 pts)
18 - Leicester (5 pts)
19 - QPR (4 pts)
20 - Aston Villa (1 pts)

Had a look at a custom table from 9th November until now.  Very interesting.

Premier League table since January 1st;

1  - Liverpool (20 pts)
2 - Arsenal (18 pts)
3 - Chelsea (14 pts)
4 - Man United (14 pts)
5 - Crystal Palace (14 pts)
6 - Stoke (14 pts)
7 - Tottenham (13 pts)
8 - Southampton (13 pts)
9 - West Brom (13 pts)
10 - Man City (12 pts)
11 - Swansea (12 pts)
12 - Hull (10 pts)
13 - Newcastle (9 pts)
14 - West Ham (8 pts)
15 - Everton (7 pts)
16 - Burnley (6 pts)
17 - Sunderland (5 pts)
18 - Leicester (5 pts)
19 - QPR (4 pts)
20 - Aston Villa (1 pts)

Very interesting but it's not really mentioned by anyone in the media but fair play to Stoke there. Quietly going about their business and getting results. If that were Pulis the media would be wanking endlessly. And yet for Hughes, someone who achieved more in one season with Stoke than Pulis did in God knows how many (and quite frankly who cares?) he's shown a slight level of disrespect.

Very interesting but it's not really mentioned by anyone in the media but fair play to Stoke there. Quietly going about their business and getting results. If that were Pulis the media would be wanking endlessly. And yet for Hughes, someone who achieved more in one season with Stoke than Pulis did in God knows how many (and quite frankly who cares?) he's shown a slight level of disrespect.

I didn't see that either, but they are sitting pretty in the table I mentioned, from the 9th November.  I've think I've seen passing comment from some that they are better to watch than a Pulis side, nice they are getting the points as well.

Very interesting but it's not really mentioned by anyone in the media but fair play to Stoke there. Quietly going about their business and getting results. If that were Pulis the media would be wanking endlessly. And yet for Hughes, someone who achieved more in one season with Stoke than Pulis did in God knows how many (and quite frankly who cares?) he's shown a slight level of disrespect.

To be fair, at the beginning of the season they were the medias prediction to be the dark horse challenger for top four, mostly due to an excellent pre-season and decent summer acquisitions. As they are just quietly and unspectacularly overachieving they aren't of much media interest now.