Irish Abroad player statistics for September 2014

Appearance data for September 2014: http://irish-abroad.appspot.com/MonthlyStats?month=9
Conrad Logan's loan spell with Rochdale means he tops the wins table, winning five games in September. Daryl Murphy and Richard Keogh's four wins for Ipswich and Derby is the most wins an outfield player
Stephen Henderson, John O'Shea, Joe Shaughnessy and Matt Doherty all drew three games in the second month of the 2014/15 season
The four losses for Millwall's defensive duo David Forde and Alan Dunne were more than any other Irish players in September
Logan and Keogh also started more games than any other player, both player started six games and completed 90 minutes in each one. Keogh has completed every game he's started this season
Midfielder Wes Hoolahan was substituted five times in September, two more than any other player
Leon Best was introduced more than any other player, the on loan striker came off the bench four times for Derby
Goalkeepers Colin Doyle and Jack Bonham, along with defender Sean Long remained on the bench more than other Irish players, the trio were unused for five games
Jim Goodwin match Harry Arter's three yellow cards at the top of the bookings table
Adam Rooney was the highest scoring striker in September. The Aberdeen frontman found the back of the net five times, with all goals coming at home. Aberdeen went on to win all three games that he scored in, a feat he shares with Daryl Murphy and Robbie Keane. There's an honourable mention (again!) for Eoin Doyle, who scored seven times in September, including becoming the first Chesterfield player to score consecutive hat tricks!