Scott Brehaut wrote:
How is it misleading?
I'll quickly state I am a Benyon fan. I think the problem with the stat is that it includes all his goals but excludes his substitute appearances. A proportion of his goals were scored as sub. Therefore, his ratio is often presented as being better than it is in goals to all games terms.[/quote]
A goal is a goal regardless of whether he scored it coming off the bench or not.
The facts are, in his career, Elliot has scored 55 goals in his entire career and has played (including sub appearences) 209 games, Rene has scored 118 and played 340 games.
I'm willin to wager that Elliot scores more goals this season than Rene.[/quote]
I'm not going to go all macho and try and prove a point - I have better things to do with my money - but looking at Rene's goal return in a lone man up front formation, I certainly think he is likely to score more than Benyon. Some of Benyon's goals are in the conference. Maybe take your bet to a bookie if you want to wager it. I don't care enough.