unknowngenius10
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Do you simply not understand that a rating is, by definition, an *interpretation* of statistics? The stats are all raw data and recorded to the best of their system's ability. There's no "two ways" about raw stats, the numbers are what they are and the only argument is if those numbers are incorrectly recorded. The rating algorithm is not subjective but it is still an interpretation and can therefore be wrong and often is. Or do you genuinely believe that Lorenzo Insigne and Dybala are top 5 players in Europe this season as their ratings suggest? Or that Illarramendi was a top 10 la liga player in 16/17?? No? Thought so.
Prove me wrong? You haven't offered any proof or argument of anything. You've made one of the stupidest points I've ever seen on this forum "wearing them out" by playing foolishly and then said that him getting a 7 is the same as looking at his ACTUAL dribbling/passing/shooting statistics to deem a great performance. You go to a whoscored rating to make your opinion for you instead of analyzing the performance as a whole and using stats to back it up, maybe because the actual opinions you come up with are so devoid of reason that it's impossible to argue with.
You actually blatantly ignore my main points with every reply. You have nothing to say about Deulofeu's horrendous 1/6 dribble completion rate, or the fact that with a high volume of usage he still managed to do nothing except produce failed dribbles and failed crosses. That the "goal" he was responsible for was actually just his error, and that his teammates had to recover from that error to set up an actual chance to score that Deulofeu in no way aided.
Unbiased =/= accurate. See above as to why whoscored ratings can and often are wrong. Neymar would clearly have been the best in the world for over a year now and all manner of OK performing midtable players would be seen as far better than many world class counterparts. An implicit rule #1 of any stats site is to look at the objective data and not a fricking rating.
He didn't even get a 7 as much as unknowngenius tries to point out. That's his season average so far. He got a 6.2 vs Getafe which is just 0.2 above the default. He didn't do well whatsoever, not even near it.
"Ratings are considered to be the most accurate, respected and well-known performance indicators in the world of football. Our ratings are currently used among media giants, bookmakers and football clubs. "
This is from the same website you want to pick and choose w.e fits your agenda. You can't have your cake and eat it too. it doesn't work that way