After 93 League games in charge at NCAFC, here is Mike Flynn's home record, compared with his away record.


HOME

PLAYED................46
WON.....................23
DRAWN................15
LOST......................8
FOR......................64
AGAINST..............50
DIFF......................(+14)
POINTS................84 from a possible 138 = 60.87%
WIN %...................50.00%


AWAY

PLAYED................47
WON.....................14
DRAWN..................9
LOST.....................24
FOR......................51
AGAINST..............79
DIFF......................(-28)
POINTS................51 from a possible 141 = 36.17%
WIN %..................29.79%

Two things I picked up on:
* we've lost more away than we've won at home
* we've drawn more at home than we've won away.

As always, thanks for reading,
NGR.

great work, sound obvious but it would suggest we need to have a strategy of tightening up a lot more away from home, much more of a knick a goal on the break side to earn more draws and poss wins.
at home we're doing ok obviously few more goals.

The NCFC Hippy wrote:great work, sound obvious but it would suggest we need to have a strategy of tightening up a lot more away from home, much more of a knick a goal on the break side to earn more draws and poss wins.
at home we're doing ok obviously few more goals.

It's odd, isn't it? You wouldn't think away conditions and the crowd would have an impact on the game once the first 5 minutes are out of the way, but clearly these factors do matter.

I wonder if we do set up differently away from home? If we do, perhaps we shouldn't. If we don't, perhaps we should!

The above figures do not include last night's away game at Northampton Town.
What's clear, is that after 94 games, across 3 seasons, with any number of playing staff involved, the problems away from home are not temporary, and clearly run deep.

newgroundrodney wrote:The above figures do not include last night's away game at Northampton Town.
What's clear, is that after 94 games, across 3 seasons, with any number of playing staff involved, the problems away from home are not temporary, and clearly run deep.

Hardly. Averaging a little over a point per game away from home would equate to 13th in the EFL2 away league table this season.