Regarding your individual stats about Arthur and Frenkie, there are cases where a player 1 is better in lots of areas or in 1 key area than a player 2 (individually on an eye test or on stats), yet a team performs better (result's wise or eye test wise) with "a weaker" player.
The problem with BBZ - clinically speaking - seems to be that he is a
fantast (often also called as daydreamer, someone who's internal world has little to do with the external one).
- When he invents the
"eye test" phenomenon above, he doesn't at all define the new conception or notion, rather in the same sentence he immediately compares it to something very well known. Namely statistics, so his new notion is immediately legitimized, simply because it is in par with a known idea.
- But he goes further (just in a single sentence among many) and tries to
state something, something that "should be evident" for all of us, (because it is evident for him).
He says that, as if there were only these two aspects to judge a football player - some little watching of some games, but most importantly the STATISTICS, which matter more for him.
- Good or bad (playing good or bad individually) are not really existing concepts for him, because only
results matter for him, results that can be put in stats, therefore he cannot imagine a player playing badly during a victorious game and another playing well in a lost game. These are contradictions for him, because his internal clock tends to express anything and everything in NUMBERS (just as he also claims it towards the end of his essay).
- Thus he comes up with three
tables, reflecting upon how the team has started 3 seasons. Actually he also knows that
We All Know That Data - without the tables - but to present numbers and tables is a
compulsive urge for him, the sole manner to present a
concise mathematical proof of his subjective opinion.
- Regardless that the
"eye test" has been the dominant factor and also the REASON why humans have been watching this sports for 150 years, his internal realm suggest otherwise, so he starts
combining the two factors, as if other people (forum readers) were
also placing the eye-test (watching games and players) being equivalent to statistics.
- The 3 tables actually serve only one purpose, to mention a bit later that present bad results are actually due to the injuries of Messi, not even dealing with the number of goals conceded. One can also say that the tables only serve one single purpose, just to be there, because the conclusions are either missing or have little to do with the data (tables).
- He also mentions (almost marginally) that there wasn't enough time to change his opinion on Arthur, that the forum is not statistically mature to realize that the coach has little to do with horrible performances, and so on.
Forgive me for mentioning or analyzing these sentences, but I'm a clinical psychologist in my civil life, and it's so obvious that BBZ most probably needs professional help to overcome the significant differences between his inner realm and the external, that it had to be mentioned at least once.
Obviously I did not want to hurt him, just inventing the "eye-test" phenomenon gave an opportunity to go around his internal of football, that has little to do with the reality of the majority, namely people who like watching and enjoying football - without the attached data.