JulianDarbyFTW
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As a big fan of football statistics, I just wondered what go-to sites people use. There's sites like whoscored and transfrmarket and Infogol, but are there any others that people would recommend?
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clarriebourton
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I find the best site is www.enfa.co.uk. it has every FL result since 1888, line ups with links to players records,and lots more. For detailed info you need an annual subscription costing £35. But well worth it.
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lord_garrincha
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These modern scouts & analytic guys!
It's simple... If you score a good goal at the World Cup or Euros... Then you are a great player and worth millions... Then spend the rest of the time in the pub.
It's simple... If you score a good goal at the World Cup or Euros... Then you are a great player and worth millions... Then spend the rest of the time in the pub.
DannyThomas_1981
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No need to go to any other sites.
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oscillatewildly
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11v11 is generally quite good for line-ups (altho sometimes the away team is omitted) Date, obviously, attendance, scorers etc.
