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Subject: What's up with SWP? Posted by: Prettyfly - [17431315] Mon, Aug 21, 16:25 Is there something wrong with SW scoring? I have Clarke as goalie in my team His record for lost game against Liverpool (0-1) shows like this: Lost, 9 saves, 2 crosses caught, 0 GA!! = 134 SWP I recalculated this stuff lost = -20 SWP 9 saves = 9*15 = 135 SWP 2 crosses = 2*3 = 6 SWP Got total 121 SWP? Am I missing something? And why is there 0 GA, was he having lunch when Liverpool scored? Not checked other SWP's yet. Also there is another weird thing. Paulo Wanchope is described as West Ham striker - 0 SWP. As we know he played whole game for Manchester City against Charlton. Okay, maybe he earned 0 SWP for this game as Man City falled 0-4, but West Ham? Anybody else noticed something wrong? Or can somebody explain me this? Havent much time to make further research. | ||||||
| 1 | Frank p ID: 587542022 Mon, Aug 21, 17:04 |
You are not alone Prettyfly. I seem to remember a Ryan Giggs volley that nearly knocked the woodwork over! Yet smallworld don't count this as a 'shot on target' or a 'shot off target'. Who is deciding these points and are they just doing it off memory, or are they going to the team and league stats? Does anyone else remember the shot I'm talking about? | |||||
| 2 | Prettyfly ID: 17431315 Tue, Aug 22, 03:17 |
As I understood SW is cooperating with planetfootball. They also mentioned this on their homepage. You can get original ManU stats for first game from ManU performance vs. Newcastle Yes Giggs hit the woodwork. But SW doesnt have such category. They have only shots on/off target. Does this mean that hitting the woodwork dont count at all? It seems so. :(((( Whos interested in latest stats click here Latest Premiership stats Then click on team name or score. | |||||
| 3 | Frank p ID: 11725223 Tue, Aug 22, 03:25 | Prettyfly, how much more on target do you have to be? Maybe I should address this to smallworld? | |||||
| 4 | Frank p ID: 11725223 Tue, Aug 22, 03:27 | Thanks for those links Prettyfly. Much appreciated!! | |||||
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