Irish Abroad player statistics for April 2014

Appearance data for April 2014: http://irish-abroad.appspot.com/MonthlyStats?month=4
Derby County's rise to the play off positions results in Richard Keogh winning the most games, the defender was victorious in five games in April, just ahead of fellow centre half Damien Delaney
Midfielder Keith Andrews was the only player to draw four games in April, with three of the Brighton loanee's away games and one home game finishing all square
Championship duo Darren Randolph and Stephen Dawson lost the most games in 2014's fourth month, both players started five losses
Dawson and Andrews started the most games, both Championship players lining out for their respective sides no less than seven times in April, with Andrews completing 90 minutes in each one
Championship triplet Liam Lawrence, Owen Garvan and Noel Hunt are joined by Stephen Ireland at the top of the substitutions table. All four players were withdrawn from the action three times
Strangely, Noel Hunt was also introduced from the bench the most times in April, the Leeds striker is joined by teammate Aiden White and Everton's Aiden McGeady in being brought off the bench four times
Goalkeeper Conrad Logan was the most unused substitute in April 2014, the Leicester City player stayed on the bench seven times. In terms of outfield players, fellow promoted player Kevin Long remained on the bench for his Burnley side six times
Goalkeeper David Forde and midfielder Callum Reilly were both shown the most yellow cards in April - the Championship players picked up three bookings apiece
A hat trick in Anthony Stokes' last game in April meant he topped the goalscoring charts with five goals, ahead of Robbie Keane and Jeff Hendrick on three each. Curiously, Stokes was the only player to score a penalty in April. Derby County won both games that Hendrick scored in, whereas LA Galaxy and Celtic had identical records in the games where their players scored - two wins and a draw