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  • brightonr
    Banned
    • Mar 2009
    • 10922

    #1

    The Heidar Myth

    Apologies to Sir Pie for interfering with his domain.

    Prompted by the info given on the official site that he has scored 5 goals for Iceland from a total of 37 appearances ( average 7.4 games per goal ), thought I'd check out his league stats as many seem to think that he only scores for Watford.

    Below is his record based on number of starts, goals and average goal ratio :

    QPR 20 (8) 2.5

    Bolton 3 (2) 1.5

    Fulham 31 (11) 2.8

    Watford 121 (52) 2.3

    Pretty consistent wherever he's been in my view. Apart from his Agyemang-like spree at Bolton.


    Note: This is not in any way intended to suggest that we do not require a class striker NOW, in much the same way that it does not prove that Pete is a newcomer.
  • SirLes
    Silver Seat
    • Apr 2009
    • 1287

    #2
    No doubt he's capable of scoring goals. His games for Watford prove that. Its the way you play to accomodate him and the types of goals he scores thats important. So many are from crosses to the far post that he heads in or bundles over the line.

    I'd bet he has never scored from outside of 12 yards or having danced around a couple of defenders and deftly chipped the onrushing keeper.

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    • RLHoop
      Bronze Seat
      • Apr 2009
      • 370

      #3
      Originally posted by SirLes
      No doubt he's capable of scoring goals. His games for Watford prove that. Its the way you play to accomodate him and the types of goals he scores thats important. So many are from crosses to the far post that he heads in or bundles over the line.

      I'd bet he has never scored from outside of 12 yards or having danced around a couple of defenders and deftly chipped the onrushing keeper.
      Iceland vs Japan in 2004 he did exactly that.

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      • W10 RANGER
        Silver Seat
        • Dec 2009
        • 1739

        #4
        he can score goals but not enough.. he can notch up to 10-11 at best this season i believe

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        • sirpiechucker
          Gold Seat
          • Mar 2009
          • 5079

          #5
          Originally posted by brightonr
          Apologies to Sir Pie for interfering with his domain.

          Prompted by the info given on the official site that he has scored 5 goals for Iceland from a total of 37 appearances ( average 7.4 games per goal ), thought I'd check out his league stats as many seem to think that he only scores for Watford.

          Below is his record based on number of starts, goals and average goal ratio :

          QPR 20 (8) 2.5

          Bolton 3 (2) 1.5

          Fulham 31 (11) 2.8

          Watford 121 (52) 2.3

          Pretty consistent wherever he's been in my view. Apart from his Agyemang-like spree at Bolton.


          Note: This is not in any way intended to suggest that we do not require a class striker NOW, in much the same way that it does not prove that Pete is a newcomer.
          No need to apologise. Love reading a good stat just as much as I love writing them. Keep them coming!

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          • W6hoops

            #6
            The Heider Myth. Is it Similar to The Butterfly Effect?!

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            • sirpiechucker
              Gold Seat
              • Mar 2009
              • 5079

              #7
              Originally posted by W10 RANGER
              he can score goals but not enough.. he can notch up to 10-11 at best this season i believe
              Currently he has scored (albeit) from the penalty spot one of the seven goals the team has scored. If he were to continue that ratio and we were to score as many as Blackpool did last season (69) then he'd scored 10 for the season.

              Last season Bednar scored 11 whilst Simon Cox contributed with just 9 for WBA and Brett Omerod scored 12 for Blackpool. Although Carroll (17) scored a lot more for Newcastle than these other players mentioned a striker doesn't neccesarily have to score much more than 10 for his side to get promoted as long as he brings something else to the side. In Helguson's case he'll hold up play and provide assists but like WBA and Blackpool we will need one of the other players to contribute with a number of goals from midfield. Early days but two games in and both Mackie and Taraabt have scored 2 a piece so what to say that they won't do what Charlie Adam, Kevin Nolan or Chris Brunt did from midfield?

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              • RLHoop
                Bronze Seat
                • Apr 2009
                • 370

                #8
                Originally posted by W6hoops
                The Heider Myth. Is it Similar to The Butterfly Effect?!
                He scuffs a shot and all hell breaks loose on messageboards?

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                • Shania
                  C Club
                  • Apr 2010
                  • 23695

                  #9
                  Why cant you get off his back instead. Didnt he play quite well against Sheffield Utd?
                  QPR
                  Best team in the world
                  Sort of

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                  • qpr4life
                    Gold Seat
                    • Apr 2009
                    • 5044

                    #10
                    Originally posted by Revīs wife
                    Why cant you get off his back instead. Didnt he play quite well against Sheffield Utd?
                    he's played well in both the opening games, creating chances, scoring a goal, and being a strong centre forward that he is..

                    He will score 12 + goals at least..

                    His stats at QPR are pretty good to be fair..

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                    • Shania
                      C Club
                      • Apr 2010
                      • 23695

                      #11
                      Originally posted by qpr4life
                      he's played well in both the opening games, creating chances, scoring a goal, and being a strong centre forward that he is..

                      He will score 12 + goals at least..

                      His stats at QPR are pretty good to be fair..
                      Thanks!! Hope he stays injuryfree
                      QPR
                      Best team in the world
                      Sort of

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                      • EYR
                        Gold Seat
                        • Mar 2009
                        • 5470

                        #12
                        Proved he could still score last season got 10 at Watford,would be on 3 now if he had stood up to Taarabt.maybe not the answer but could still prove very useful to have (also has won 2 pens)

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                        • maccatwo
                          Silver Seat
                          • Feb 2010
                          • 2404

                          #13
                          Give him the right services he wll score

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                          • Scarlet pimple
                            Gold Seat
                            • Mar 2009
                            • 5006

                            #14
                            Originally posted by Revīs wife
                            Why cant you get off his back instead. Didnt he play quite well against Sheffield Utd?

                            He's played well in both games this season, has a lot more to his game than scoring the odd goal here and there.

                            Tony German will do well to watch him and learn, how to hold up the ball and play the attacking midfielders in.
                            They seek him here.................

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