ScottyRFC1872
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Passing Kings of Europe, get those disco lights turned on, cavalier style football.is back at the piggery as brave celtic go out of the europa league.
You laugh but Pep doesn’t have Jota to call upon.Pep Guardiola will be on the phone to Angie for tips today.
" Please Angie, tell me how you do it. I want my team to pass the ball 12.8 km a match without actually winning in Europe. Tell me your secret."
Euro goals against total suggests they've no safe areas, defensively.wonder how many of them passes are between defenders in safe areas!
I will say its the recordJesus, who is reporting this nonense?
One more and they get a TREBLE.So they have moved on from the most chances created cup to the most possession?
To sell papers to the deluded? Whoever it is, he is clearly very good at his job to be fair. Pig eyed pete and his lickspittle media have made a career out of this for decades ffs.Jesus, who is reporting this nonense?
The Scottish mhedia love this crankAnge Postecoglou turns Celtic into passing kings of the world as 'Ange-ball' leads Manchester City and Bayern Munich
A study of 40 top divisions across the globe shows no-one moves it better than the Hoops this season.
After some initial uncertainty over his appointment, Celtic fans are loving life under Ange Postecoglou.
The Greek-Australian boss has clear and uncompromising ideas about how the game should be played, with quick attacking football based around possession the order of the day.
And that approach is paying off in spades as new research indicates Celtic are pulling their opponents about more than anyone else in the WORLD.
Postecoglou's style has been compared to the likes of Pep Guardiola and Maurizio Sarri but when it comes to moving the ball his side have them beaten this season.
The CIES Football Observatory collated data on the number of passes attempted per match and their average length for teams from 40 leagues worldwide.
The Croats have moved the ball for 11.8 kilometres per match, on par with Ajax and just ahead of Bayern Munich and Manchester City but a full km less than Celtic.
It will come as no surprise that Rangers are second in Scotland for this metric, with 587 passes and 10.5km per match.
Aberdeen and Hearts come in with 10km each, with Hibs in fifth with 9.4km.
But it's Celtic who lead the way across those 40 leagues, further proof that 'Ange-ball' has truly taken hold at Parkhead.
Most ball circulation across 40 leagues worldwide
10 - Barcelona: 11.km per match
9 - Bodo/Glimt: 11.1km
8 - Liverpool: 11.3km
7 - MSK Zilina: 11.5km
6 - Sevilla: 11.5km
5 - Manchester City: 11.6km
4 - Bayern Munich: 11.7km
3 - Ajax: 11.8km
2 - Dinamo Zagreb: 11.8km
1 - Celtic: 12.8km
When they aren’t winning more points or scoring more goals than the opposition, they look for less important stats whilst ignoring the main ones, the ones that really countIt's like the worse they get in terms of results, the better they become in the media.
It’s a bit like that Beale article a while ago possession. Where is this possession (these passes) and is it hurting the opposition?Hi beasts.
2011 wants its tactics back.
I'm sure this possession obsession was pretty much a busted flush many years ago.
Oh they are most definitely the champions of vice.This is worst than their vice champions rubbish, laughable.
How many of these pointless stats have they owned over recent yearsCongrats on your pointless statistic crown, Timmy. However, I think you'll struggle to compete with Joe Aribo's 'most consistent wearer of polka dot socks on a Tuesday' title.
That’s a pointAye but we're beating them on xPasses
Are we not tracked as we sometimes pass a bit to much in build up play according to some on here. But it works according to the standings.Ange Postecoglou turns Celtic into passing kings of the world as 'Ange-ball' leads Manchester City and Bayern Munich
A study of 40 top divisions across the globe shows no-one moves it better than the Hoops this season.
After some initial uncertainty over his appointment, Celtic fans are loving life under Ange Postecoglou.
The Greek-Australian boss has clear and uncompromising ideas about how the game should be played, with quick attacking football based around possession the order of the day.
And that approach is paying off in spades as new research indicates Celtic are pulling their opponents about more than anyone else in the WORLD.
Postecoglou's style has been compared to the likes of Pep Guardiola and Maurizio Sarri but when it comes to moving the ball his side have them beaten this season.
The CIES Football Observatory collated data on the number of passes attempted per match and their average length for teams from 40 leagues worldwide.
The Croats have moved the ball for 11.8 kilometres per match, on par with Ajax and just ahead of Bayern Munich and Manchester City but a full km less than Celtic.
It will come as no surprise that Rangers are second in Scotland for this metric, with 587 passes and 10.5km per match.
Aberdeen and Hearts come in with 10km each, with Hibs in fifth with 9.4km.
But it's Celtic who lead the way across those 40 leagues, further proof that 'Ange-ball' has truly taken hold at Parkhead.
Most ball circulation across 40 leagues worldwide
10 - Barcelona: 11.km per match
9 - Bodo/Glimt: 11.1km
8 - Liverpool: 11.3km
7 - MSK Zilina: 11.5km
6 - Sevilla: 11.5km
5 - Manchester City: 11.6km
4 - Bayern Munich: 11.7km
3 - Ajax: 11.8km
2 - Dinamo Zagreb: 11.8km
1 - Celtic: 12.8km
Mate literally since the weekend we over took them on it I've not seen it talked about once, that was about a month ago. It used to get slung about after every match when they were at the top of it. Really are world class at clutching at strawsThat’s a point
Not see the xTable recently (the imaginary what I wish the table is, not what it is table).
They given up on that?
Also don’t forget mate , that wee cow Laxalt won the tackles trophy .So they have moved on from the most chances created cup to the most possession?
Surely this is not himMate literally since the weekend we over took them on it I've not seen it talked about once, that was about a month ago. It used to get slung about after every match when they were at the top of it. Really are world class at clutching at straws
Feck me, I thought it was from the Celtic View, oh wait a minute, it is,Had the odious scent of a Daily Record article and I see from hovering over the hyperlinks in it that it is indeed so.
What was that written in? Ra Sellik Blog?Ange Postecoglou turns Celtic into passing kings of the world as 'Ange-ball' leads Manchester City and Bayern Munich
A study of 40 top divisions across the globe shows no-one moves it better than the Hoops this season.
After some initial uncertainty over his appointment, Celtic fans are loving life under Ange Postecoglou.
The Greek-Australian boss has clear and uncompromising ideas about how the game should be played, with quick attacking football based around possession the order of the day.
And that approach is paying off in spades as new research indicates Celtic are pulling their opponents about more than anyone else in the WORLD.
Postecoglou's style has been compared to the likes of Pep Guardiola and Maurizio Sarri but when it comes to moving the ball his side have them beaten this season.
The CIES Football Observatory collated data on the number of passes attempted per match and their average length for teams from 40 leagues worldwide.
The Croats have moved the ball for 11.8 kilometres per match, on par with Ajax and just ahead of Bayern Munich and Manchester City but a full km less than Celtic.
It will come as no surprise that Rangers are second in Scotland for this metric, with 587 passes and 10.5km per match.
Aberdeen and Hearts come in with 10km each, with Hibs in fifth with 9.4km.
But it's Celtic who lead the way across those 40 leagues, further proof that 'Ange-ball' has truly taken hold at Parkhead.
Most ball circulation across 40 leagues worldwide
10 - Barcelona: 11.km per match
9 - Bodo/Glimt: 11.1km
8 - Liverpool: 11.3km
7 - MSK Zilina: 11.5km
6 - Sevilla: 11.5km
5 - Manchester City: 11.6km
4 - Bayern Munich: 11.7km
3 - Ajax: 11.8km
2 - Dinamo Zagreb: 11.8km
1 - Celtic: 12.8km
If I'm reading this right it's attempted passes rather than completed passes?
The CIES Football Observatory collated data on the number of passes attempted per match and their average length for teams from 40 leagues worldwide.
So you could be passing these out the park and getting praise for it.![]()