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🚨 WATCH: Andy Burnham goes for a run after announcing his plans to return to Parliament

📊 The Striker Graph A snapshot to identify future stars. Many of the best strikers on the planet place well on this particular graph, and just as many stood out against their u19/u21/u23 peers when they were ascending. The proof isn't just in the placement of big names, but also the logic behind the two axes. - Shots on Target: this captures so much information in one number; a player's ability to find opportunities to shoot in the first place, find good shots that can be easier to convert into shots that hit the target, and the accuracy to do so... it is not a sniper rifle for detailed profiling, rather a shotgun to hit a number of different important traits that would warrant further investigation - Offensive + Aerial Duel Success Rate: this one is pretty simple; looking for forwards that can win in the air, with their frames, and/or with their feet Treat this as a way to quickly synthesize information and prioritize your scouting viewing. A sketch, because you could never paint the full picture with two axes and three variables. The figures for this graph are adjusted for team possession and league ELO based off of Opta's strongest leagues power ratings. u23 data points are white, notable other strikers green.

things I like about JJ: Mentality monster, full of confidence Ball striking/finishing Shifty in and around the box can create separation to shoot if not bodied Other things: Not a winger. Not good 1v1. Neymar comparisons lol. No proper burst. Not very creative for a 10.

This Mcaidoo kid for City is reaching the top.

Ngl don't think anyone here is close to be first team ready

I always enjoyed visiting Wigan for the football - proper club, proper town, proper people…