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RedQueen wrote:

...If he doesn't play his Goalimpact will usually not change dramatically

I would call a drop from 194 to 156 "dramatic". What dramatic things have happened to Lahm's teammates from November to now? The most dramatic things that come to mind was the win over Donezk and the defeat to Wolfsburg. According to the Mascherano example, the first should increase his GI and the second should lower it. How a drop by 38 points comes to pass according to that logic is beyond me.

And again, exactly what's the difference between the Peak GI and the current GI?

Lahm has missed 16 victories, 1 loss, 1 draw and hasn't had a full 90 minute since he has returned. Their algorithm mainly focuses first on the goal difference (among other things) when the player is on the pitch. The Goal difference in his absence was +44. Since his return, when he was on the pitch, the overall GD for the 6 games is +3.

The current GI is the result of when he ran the calculations. Peak GI as you said is a predicted GI. It's best for young players who are still not at peak age. Example, Hazard was at 138 in November and his Peak GI is now 181.

Anyway, it's interesting to me that Götze still that high. Not as high as his BVB days (as usual). Will Götze actually fulfill the promise fans and numbers alike expect in the future?

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It received the Whitney seal of approval. Somehow I feel dirty.
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You can read the "intelligent" reactions Whitney's seal of approval generated from this list.
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TBF, twitter is full of Messi and Ronaldo fanboys. One tweet against them and their fan-army deploys but he didn't help himself by attacking idiocy w/ idiocy.

Indeed. He pulled the race card because he got attacked by trolls. And he's continually comparing difference in opinion and fans' tendency for lazy thought to oppression.

Clark Whitney His logic is undeniable

Being an official member with FCB I've just voted for next season's membership card graphic.
There were 3 options:
I cannot post them here ... but the options were: 1. the famous choreography from the 2010 UCL S/F vs Lyon
2. choreography from the Sudkurve for the very first home match @ the allianz vs BMG in
2005.
3. the contract dated 27.02.1900 that started FC Bayern Muenchen @ Münchener Café Gisela

I chose the 3rd option.

Found this pic a while ago. Don't know if it has been posted, but another view at this always tickles the eye

Nice short documentary about FC Bayern and our philosophy

jimharri wrote:
That nonsense where the bloke on the PA announces the player's first name and the crowd shouts his surname; that REALLY gets on my nerves. As the yoof of today would say; in a big stylee, innit. Brap.

If you think that's bad, at the ground, they also announce the score (when the Bavarian rags are winning) after every goal.

I know its a sin, but the schadenfreude is too enjoyable. They are so salty, but I am glad they enjoy their silent stadiums. Mia san Mia.

pyrasur wrote:I know its a sin, but the schadenfreude is too enjoyable. They are so salty, but I am glad they enjoy their silent stadiums. Mia san Mia.

Pathetic fans... blaming everyone else for their shortcomings. Admit that your team just isn't good enough!