Showing posts with label monthly statistics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label monthly statistics. Show all posts
Tuesday, 1 December 2015
November 2015 Stats
Irish Abroad players appearance statistics for November 2015: http://irish-abroad.appspot.com/MonthlyStats?month=11
Tuesday, 3 November 2015
October 2015 Stats
Irish Abroad players appearance statistics for October 2015: http://irish-abroad.appspot.com/MonthlyStats?month=10
Wins
The recent resurgence of Championship sides Derby County and Brenford, and St Johnstone from the Scottish Premier League means that a trio of duos from each side have all started four wins in September. Derby defensive pair Richard Keogh and Cyrus Christie, Brentford midfield compatriots Alan McCormack and Alan Judge and St Johnstone's Joe Shaughnessy and Graham Cummins all lining out for four win for their respective sides.
Draws
Cardiff City striker Joe Mason started four draws, just one ahead of fellow Championship player Greg Cunningham.Losses
Norwich City's Robbie Brady has the unwanted honour of losing all the games he started in October, losing all four gamesStarts/Completed Games
No less than 14 players started all five games available to them in October - Keiren Westwood, Aaron McCarey, Paul McShane, Richard Keogh, Shane Duffy, Cyrus Christie, Daniel Devine, Greg Cunningham, Joe Shaughnessy, Glenn Whelan, Stephen Gleeson, Alan Judge, Joe Mason, Graham Cummins, with ten of these (Westwood, McCarey, McShane, Keogh, Duffy, Shaughnessy, Cunningham, Devine, Whelan and Gleeson) going on to complete 90 minutes in all five games.Substitutions/Introductions
Cummins was substituted in all five games he started, while Championship players Matt Doherty, Glen Rea (on loan at Southend) and Samir Carruthers were the most introduced substitute, all three players came off the bench three times.Stayed on bench
Goalkeeper Jack Bonham and defender Stephen Ward were both left on the bench for all five games in October.Goals
Robbie Keane scored four goals in October - two at home and two away, but strangely none of these led to a single win for LA Galaxy. However Alan Judge's three goals, and David Meyler's two goals, both led to two wins for the midfielders' respective club sides.Discipline
Sean Dillon, James McClean and Alan McCormack all received two booking during October.Friday, 2 October 2015
September 2015 Stats
Irish Abroad players appearance statistics for September 2015: http://irish-abroad.appspot.com/MonthlyStats?month=9
Wins
Everton's James McCarthy was the only midfielder to win three games in September, but defenders Joe Shaughnessy, Daniel Devine, Paul McShane, Cyrus Christie and Richard Keogh all finished on the winning side three times. No striker managed the feat.Draws
In the same month defender Greg Cunningham returned to the Ireland squad, he started three games that finished all square. In addition, all three games were at home.Losses
Three was also the magic number for losses, with John O'Shea, Alan McCormack, Stephen Gleeson, Alan Judge and Samir Carruthers all starting three losses in September.Starts/Completed Games
Stephen Gleeson started the most games in September, the Birmingham midfielder was named in the starting XI for his side six times, and went on to completed 90 minutes in each one.Substitutions/Introductions
Cardiff City striker Joe Mason was substituted three times in September, twice at home and once away, while Derby County midfielder Jeff Hendrick was introduced from the bench three times.Stayed on bench
Goalkeeper Jack Bonham was named on the substitutes bench five times in September, without being introduced, while outfield players Stephen Ward and Sean Kavanagh started and finished four games on the bench.Goals
Jonathan Walters, Shane Long, Joe Mason and Adam Rooney only needed two strikes to top the scoring charts in September. Rooney and Mason's goals led to wins for their sides, and both of Rooney's strikes came from the penalty spot.Discipline
Alan McCormack was booked three times in his five games in September, all of which came at home.Sunday, 8 February 2015
Irish Abroad player statistics for January 2015
Appearance data for January 2015: http://irish-abroad.appspot.com/MonthlyStats?month=1
Derby's Richard Keogh started the most wins, ending on the winning side five times
Full backs Seamus Coleman and Enda Stevens finished four games all square
Jim Goodwin started seven games in January, completing 90 minutes in each one, but unfortunately went on to lose four of them, the same amount as goalkeeper Danny Roger
Stephen Hunt, Jay Tabb, Noel Hunt, Simon Cox, and Adam Rooney were all substituted three times in January
Conversely defender Matt Doherty was introduced from the bench four times in January
Daniel Devine stayed on the bench in all six games where he was selected on the bench in January
Jonathan Walters' hat trick helped him top the goalscoring charts in January, with four strikes in total, with Stoke going on to win both games he scored in
Ciaran Clark and David Meyler were both booked three times in the first month of 2015
Derby's Richard Keogh started the most wins, ending on the winning side five times
Full backs Seamus Coleman and Enda Stevens finished four games all square
Jim Goodwin started seven games in January, completing 90 minutes in each one, but unfortunately went on to lose four of them, the same amount as goalkeeper Danny Roger
Stephen Hunt, Jay Tabb, Noel Hunt, Simon Cox, and Adam Rooney were all substituted three times in January
Conversely defender Matt Doherty was introduced from the bench four times in January
Daniel Devine stayed on the bench in all six games where he was selected on the bench in January
Jonathan Walters' hat trick helped him top the goalscoring charts in January, with four strikes in total, with Stoke going on to win both games he scored in
Ciaran Clark and David Meyler were both booked three times in the first month of 2015
Wednesday, 31 December 2014
Irish Abroad player statistics for December 2014
Appearance data for December 2014: http://irish-abroad.appspot.com/MonthlyStats?month=12
AFC Bournemouth's Harry Arter won five of the six games he started in December
John O'Shea, Paul Green and Michael Harriman all started three draws in the final month of 2014
Millwall's David Forde and Shaun Williams both started four losses in December, along with Seamus Coleman, Stephen McLaughlin, and Wigan duo Chris McCann and James McClean
Coleman and McLaughlin also started the most number of games in December, along with Cyrus Christie, John O'Shea, Ciaran Clark, Enda Stevens, David Meyler, and Michael Harriman. Each player lined out for their respective side six times
Of these, Coleman, O'Shea, Stevens and Christie all completed 90 minutes in each game. Strangely, none of the midfielders who started six games completed all six games
Midfielder Jeff Hendrick was withdrawn from the action more times than any other Irish player, the Derby County player was substituted in four games. Oddly, two goalkeepers were substituted last month - Conrad Logan and Robert Elliott
Conversely, both Wes Hoolahan and Leon Best were introduced from the bench the most, with each player coming on four times in December
Kevin Long and Shay Given were both named as unused substitutes six times in December 2014
Daryl Murphy topped the scoring charts in December with six finishes, one ahead of Harry Arter's five finishes. Their combined total of eleven is only just under half of every other Irish goal scored in December - 23! Their respective sides went on to win every game Murphy and Arter scored in!
David McGoldrick, Murphy's strike partner at Ipswich, was shown more yellow cards than any other Irish player, with three bookings in his five starts
AFC Bournemouth's Harry Arter won five of the six games he started in December
John O'Shea, Paul Green and Michael Harriman all started three draws in the final month of 2014
Millwall's David Forde and Shaun Williams both started four losses in December, along with Seamus Coleman, Stephen McLaughlin, and Wigan duo Chris McCann and James McClean
Coleman and McLaughlin also started the most number of games in December, along with Cyrus Christie, John O'Shea, Ciaran Clark, Enda Stevens, David Meyler, and Michael Harriman. Each player lined out for their respective side six times
Of these, Coleman, O'Shea, Stevens and Christie all completed 90 minutes in each game. Strangely, none of the midfielders who started six games completed all six games
Midfielder Jeff Hendrick was withdrawn from the action more times than any other Irish player, the Derby County player was substituted in four games. Oddly, two goalkeepers were substituted last month - Conrad Logan and Robert Elliott
Conversely, both Wes Hoolahan and Leon Best were introduced from the bench the most, with each player coming on four times in December
Kevin Long and Shay Given were both named as unused substitutes six times in December 2014
Daryl Murphy topped the scoring charts in December with six finishes, one ahead of Harry Arter's five finishes. Their combined total of eleven is only just under half of every other Irish goal scored in December - 23! Their respective sides went on to win every game Murphy and Arter scored in!
David McGoldrick, Murphy's strike partner at Ipswich, was shown more yellow cards than any other Irish player, with three bookings in his five starts
Tuesday, 2 December 2014
Irish Abroad player statistics for November 2014
Appearance data for November 2014: http://irish-abroad.appspot.com/MonthlyStats?month=11
Brentford's Alan Judge and Perth Glory's Andy Keogh started the most wins, with both players finishing on the winning side five times
Keogh also started the most games of any outfield player, starting for his club six times. Goalkeeper Conrad Logan started seven games while out on loan at Rochdale, and both players completed 90 minutes in each one.
David Forde, Keiren Westwood, John O'Shea, Shaun Williams, Shane Duffy and Harry Arter all started three draws in November
Robbie Brady, Mark Connolly and Matt Doherty finished on the losing side four times
Doherty was also the most booked player, collecting three yellow cards
Aiden McGeady, Robbie Brady, Anthony Forde, David McGoldrick, Simon Cox, Anthony Stokes and Sean Scannell were all substituted three times in the second last month of 2014
Conversely, Conor Sammon was the most introduced substitute in November, coming off the bench five times
Goalkeepers Colin Doyle and Jack Bonham were the most unused substitutes, staying on the bench five times. Daniel Devine, Joey O'Brien and Leon Best were the most unused outfield substitute players, each player remained on the bench in four games
Daryl Murphy was the top scorer in November with four goals, and Adam Rooney was the only player to score a penalty, with a single strike from 12 yards
Brentford's Alan Judge and Perth Glory's Andy Keogh started the most wins, with both players finishing on the winning side five times
Keogh also started the most games of any outfield player, starting for his club six times. Goalkeeper Conrad Logan started seven games while out on loan at Rochdale, and both players completed 90 minutes in each one.
David Forde, Keiren Westwood, John O'Shea, Shaun Williams, Shane Duffy and Harry Arter all started three draws in November
Robbie Brady, Mark Connolly and Matt Doherty finished on the losing side four times
Doherty was also the most booked player, collecting three yellow cards
Aiden McGeady, Robbie Brady, Anthony Forde, David McGoldrick, Simon Cox, Anthony Stokes and Sean Scannell were all substituted three times in the second last month of 2014
Conversely, Conor Sammon was the most introduced substitute in November, coming off the bench five times
Goalkeepers Colin Doyle and Jack Bonham were the most unused substitutes, staying on the bench five times. Daniel Devine, Joey O'Brien and Leon Best were the most unused outfield substitute players, each player remained on the bench in four games
Daryl Murphy was the top scorer in November with four goals, and Adam Rooney was the only player to score a penalty, with a single strike from 12 yards
Tuesday, 31 December 2013
Irish Abroad appearance statistics for 2013/14 to date
Player statistics for the 2013/14 season to the end of December 2013: http://irish-abroad.appspot.com/MonthlyStats?month=13
Anthony Stokes has started the most wins, the Celtic striker has won 17 of his starts, three games ahead of Richard Keogh's 14 wins
Midfielders Chris McCann and Andy Reid both started the same number of draws, eight of their games finished all square
Ross County's Graham Carey has started the most losses so far this season, losing an unlucky thirteen of his starts in 2013/14, one ahead of Crystal Palace defender Damien Delaney
Paddy Kenny has started the most games so far this season, the Leeds goalkeeper has started 26 games between the sticks, ahead of fellow netminder Darren Randolph on 23 with both players completing 90 minutes in each game. Of the outfield players, defender Richard Keogh has also started 23 games for Derby County, completing 21 of these along with fellow defenders Richard Dunne and Alex Pearce
Strikers Daryl Murphy and Simon Cox have both been substituted ten times, the most of any outfield player. Keiren Westwood is the only goalkeeper to be substituted so far this season
A striker also tops the introductions table, Derby County's Conor Sammon has been summoned from the bench 17 times
Unsurprisingly goalkeepers top the unused substitutes list, with Conrad Logan(27), Brian Murphy(23), Colin Doyle(23) and Robert Elliot (20) all ahead of the most unused outfield player - Yeovil's Sam Foley(18)
Robbie Keane has found the back of the net 13 times since July 2013*, and LA Galaxy never lost when he scored, winning five and drawing two of the seven games he scored in. Honourable mentions for Rhys Murphy with 11 strikes for Dagenham and Redbridge, David Mooney with 13 strikes for Leyton Orient, and Aiden O'Brien with six goals in seven starts for Aldershot Town
Defender Jim Goodwin has been booked eight times so far this season, in only 20 starts.
Anthony Stokes has started the most wins, the Celtic striker has won 17 of his starts, three games ahead of Richard Keogh's 14 wins
Midfielders Chris McCann and Andy Reid both started the same number of draws, eight of their games finished all square
Ross County's Graham Carey has started the most losses so far this season, losing an unlucky thirteen of his starts in 2013/14, one ahead of Crystal Palace defender Damien Delaney
Paddy Kenny has started the most games so far this season, the Leeds goalkeeper has started 26 games between the sticks, ahead of fellow netminder Darren Randolph on 23 with both players completing 90 minutes in each game. Of the outfield players, defender Richard Keogh has also started 23 games for Derby County, completing 21 of these along with fellow defenders Richard Dunne and Alex Pearce
Strikers Daryl Murphy and Simon Cox have both been substituted ten times, the most of any outfield player. Keiren Westwood is the only goalkeeper to be substituted so far this season
A striker also tops the introductions table, Derby County's Conor Sammon has been summoned from the bench 17 times
Unsurprisingly goalkeepers top the unused substitutes list, with Conrad Logan(27), Brian Murphy(23), Colin Doyle(23) and Robert Elliot (20) all ahead of the most unused outfield player - Yeovil's Sam Foley(18)
Robbie Keane has found the back of the net 13 times since July 2013*, and LA Galaxy never lost when he scored, winning five and drawing two of the seven games he scored in. Honourable mentions for Rhys Murphy with 11 strikes for Dagenham and Redbridge, David Mooney with 13 strikes for Leyton Orient, and Aiden O'Brien with six goals in seven starts for Aldershot Town
Defender Jim Goodwin has been booked eight times so far this season, in only 20 starts.
*note that while the MLS season runs March-November, only games since 1st July 2013 were used when compiling the player comparison tables
Sunday, 2 June 2013
Irish Abroad player statistics for May 2013
Appearance statistics for May 2013: http://irish-abroad.appspot.com/MonthlyStats?month=5
With the season winding down, it only took three wins for Alan Maybury, Damien Delaney and Owen Garvan to top the most wins table. Garvan was also substituted more than any other Irish player in May. The Crystal Palace player hasn't completed 90 minutes since recovering from injury, the last time being December 2012
Along with three wins being enough to top that table, three draws were enough for Aberdeen's Joe Shaugnessey to start the most games that ended all square
Darren O'Dea started four losses for Toronto, two more losses than any other player
With the league run in, and the FA Cup final, James McCarthy started the most games in May, five, and completed 90 minutes in each of them
In Greece, Liam Lawrence was introduced from the bench three times, twice more than any other player
As usual, goalkeepers make up the majority of unused substitutes, with Brian Murphy, Keiren Westwood, Stephen Henderson, Shay Given and Conrad Logan all remaining on the bench for three games. They are joined in the May table by Reading's Alex Pearce who also didn't see action in May
A hat trick for Robbie Keane meant he tops the goalscoring charts in May with four strikes, and the most penalties - with two coming the same game. Anthony Stokes scored the most goals, finding the back of the net three times for Celtic. Neither LA Galaxy nor Celtic lost when either player scored, with the MLS side winning in both games in which Robbie Keane scored
Patrick Cregg's two bookings were enough to earn him the dubious honour of most bookings, one more than any other player shown the yellow card in May
With the season winding down, it only took three wins for Alan Maybury, Damien Delaney and Owen Garvan to top the most wins table. Garvan was also substituted more than any other Irish player in May. The Crystal Palace player hasn't completed 90 minutes since recovering from injury, the last time being December 2012
Along with three wins being enough to top that table, three draws were enough for Aberdeen's Joe Shaugnessey to start the most games that ended all square
Darren O'Dea started four losses for Toronto, two more losses than any other player
With the league run in, and the FA Cup final, James McCarthy started the most games in May, five, and completed 90 minutes in each of them
In Greece, Liam Lawrence was introduced from the bench three times, twice more than any other player
As usual, goalkeepers make up the majority of unused substitutes, with Brian Murphy, Keiren Westwood, Stephen Henderson, Shay Given and Conrad Logan all remaining on the bench for three games. They are joined in the May table by Reading's Alex Pearce who also didn't see action in May
A hat trick for Robbie Keane meant he tops the goalscoring charts in May with four strikes, and the most penalties - with two coming the same game. Anthony Stokes scored the most goals, finding the back of the net three times for Celtic. Neither LA Galaxy nor Celtic lost when either player scored, with the MLS side winning in both games in which Robbie Keane scored
Patrick Cregg's two bookings were enough to earn him the dubious honour of most bookings, one more than any other player shown the yellow card in May
Friday, 15 March 2013
Irish Abroad statistics for February 2013
Irish Abroad statistics for February 2013: http://irish-abroad.appspot.com/MonthlyStats?month=2
Hull's Irish midfield duo David Meyler and Robbie Brady won the most games in February, both players starting four wins
Derby's recent Irish debutants Richard Keogh, Jeff Hendrick and Conor Sammon started the most draws, with three games finishing all square
Three was not the magic number for a number of players, David Forde, Darren Randolph, John O'Shea, Stephen Kelly, Brendan Moloney, Michael Harriman, Chris McCann, Aaron Doran and Liam Miller all started three losses in February
Richard Keogh, Sean Dillon, Willo Flood, David Meyler, Aaron Doran, Jeff Hendrick, Robbie Brady, Michael Harriman, Patrick Cregg, Jon Daly, Conor Sammon all started six games in February, with Richard Keogh, Sean Dillon, Jeff Hendrick, Robbie Brady and Michael Harriman completing 90 minutes in each one
Of the six games he started, Aaron Doran went on to be substituted in four of them, no other player was substituted more than twice in February
Striking trio Adam Rooney, Eoin Doyle, Philip Roberts were all introduced from the bench three times in February
Outfield players Conor Pepper and Joe Mason were unused substituted as many times as goalkeeper Colin Doyle, five times in total
Paul Heffernan comfortably topped the scoring charts in February, scoring six goals, including a hat trick
Midfielder Patrick Cregg was booked four times, no other player was shown the yellow card more than twice
Hull's Irish midfield duo David Meyler and Robbie Brady won the most games in February, both players starting four wins
Derby's recent Irish debutants Richard Keogh, Jeff Hendrick and Conor Sammon started the most draws, with three games finishing all square
Three was not the magic number for a number of players, David Forde, Darren Randolph, John O'Shea, Stephen Kelly, Brendan Moloney, Michael Harriman, Chris McCann, Aaron Doran and Liam Miller all started three losses in February
Richard Keogh, Sean Dillon, Willo Flood, David Meyler, Aaron Doran, Jeff Hendrick, Robbie Brady, Michael Harriman, Patrick Cregg, Jon Daly, Conor Sammon all started six games in February, with Richard Keogh, Sean Dillon, Jeff Hendrick, Robbie Brady and Michael Harriman completing 90 minutes in each one
Of the six games he started, Aaron Doran went on to be substituted in four of them, no other player was substituted more than twice in February
Striking trio Adam Rooney, Eoin Doyle, Philip Roberts were all introduced from the bench three times in February
Outfield players Conor Pepper and Joe Mason were unused substituted as many times as goalkeeper Colin Doyle, five times in total
Paul Heffernan comfortably topped the scoring charts in February, scoring six goals, including a hat trick
Midfielder Patrick Cregg was booked four times, no other player was shown the yellow card more than twice
Irish Abroad statistics for the first five months of 2012/2013
Irish Abroad statistics for the first five months of 2012/2013: http://irish-abroad.appspot.com/MonthlyStats?month=13
Damien Delaney leads the wins table with 12 wins for Crystal Palace
Aaron Doran has started the most draws, with 12 games finishing level for the Inverness Caledonian Thistle winger
Stephen Dawson has started an extremely unlucky 13 losses up until the midway point of the season
Paddy Kenny, Stephen Ward, Richard Keogh and Aaron Doran have all started 26 games this season, with Kenny and Keogh going on to complete 90 minutes in every one of those!
Andy Reid has been withdrawn from the action the most so far this season, the Forest midfielder has been substituted 14 times
Midfielder Conor Pepper and striker Joe Mason have both been introduced from the bench more than any other player this season, 12 times in total
Unsurprisingly, goalkeepers top the most unused substitute table, with Conrad Logan remaining unused 27 times, and Colin Doyle one behind with 26, both more than twice as many as the highest outfield player, Stephen Kelly with 12
Jim Goodwin has the unwanted honour of the most bookings so far, picking up 10 yellows in only 20 appearances
It's a Scottish hat trick at the top of the goals table, with Jon Daly(11), Richie Foran(10) and Eoin Doyle(8) topping the goals chart, with Daly also scoring the most penalties at the half way point with three conversions from the spot, the same as midfielder Keith Andrews
The goals of quartet Shane Long, Daryl Murphy, Andy Keogh and Conor Sammon have all led to four wins for their respective sides
Damien Delaney leads the wins table with 12 wins for Crystal Palace
Aaron Doran has started the most draws, with 12 games finishing level for the Inverness Caledonian Thistle winger
Stephen Dawson has started an extremely unlucky 13 losses up until the midway point of the season
Paddy Kenny, Stephen Ward, Richard Keogh and Aaron Doran have all started 26 games this season, with Kenny and Keogh going on to complete 90 minutes in every one of those!
Andy Reid has been withdrawn from the action the most so far this season, the Forest midfielder has been substituted 14 times
Midfielder Conor Pepper and striker Joe Mason have both been introduced from the bench more than any other player this season, 12 times in total
Unsurprisingly, goalkeepers top the most unused substitute table, with Conrad Logan remaining unused 27 times, and Colin Doyle one behind with 26, both more than twice as many as the highest outfield player, Stephen Kelly with 12
Jim Goodwin has the unwanted honour of the most bookings so far, picking up 10 yellows in only 20 appearances
It's a Scottish hat trick at the top of the goals table, with Jon Daly(11), Richie Foran(10) and Eoin Doyle(8) topping the goals chart, with Daly also scoring the most penalties at the half way point with three conversions from the spot, the same as midfielder Keith Andrews
The goals of quartet Shane Long, Daryl Murphy, Andy Keogh and Conor Sammon have all led to four wins for their respective sides
Irish Abroad statistics for December 2012
Irish Abroad statistics for December 2012: http://irish-abroad.appspot.com/MonthlyStats?month=12
Robbie Brady and David Meyler won five of Hull City's games, no other outfield player won more than three with only Stephen Henderson winning four games
With the busy Christmas period, Matt Doherty started eight games in 31 days, completing 90 minutes in each one, and going on to end all square on five occasions
Jay Tabb mirrored Reading's form by starting five losses in the final month of 2012
Wes Hoolahan was withdrawn from the action in five of the six games he started in December
Conversely, quite a few players were introduced from the bench three times, with Aiden White, Patrick Cregg, Stephen Ireland, Keith Treacy, Joe Mason and Noel Hunt each achieving a hat trick of introductions
Unsurprisingly, Keiren Westwood was an unused substitute more than any other player, remaining on the bench seven times. For outfield players, midfielder Daniel Kearns was an unused sub on five occasions
Striker Jon Daly scored the most goals, finding the back of the net six times, including three penalties, the same amount as Keith Andrews. David Meyler's three goals from midfield led to three wins for Hull
Jim Goodwin continued his form of being booked on average at least every other game by picking up three bookings in four games
Robbie Brady and David Meyler won five of Hull City's games, no other outfield player won more than three with only Stephen Henderson winning four games
With the busy Christmas period, Matt Doherty started eight games in 31 days, completing 90 minutes in each one, and going on to end all square on five occasions
Jay Tabb mirrored Reading's form by starting five losses in the final month of 2012
Wes Hoolahan was withdrawn from the action in five of the six games he started in December
Conversely, quite a few players were introduced from the bench three times, with Aiden White, Patrick Cregg, Stephen Ireland, Keith Treacy, Joe Mason and Noel Hunt each achieving a hat trick of introductions
Unsurprisingly, Keiren Westwood was an unused substitute more than any other player, remaining on the bench seven times. For outfield players, midfielder Daniel Kearns was an unused sub on five occasions
Striker Jon Daly scored the most goals, finding the back of the net six times, including three penalties, the same amount as Keith Andrews. David Meyler's three goals from midfield led to three wins for Hull
Jim Goodwin continued his form of being booked on average at least every other game by picking up three bookings in four games
Irish Abroad statistics for November 2012
Irish Abroad statistics for November 2012: http://irish-abroad.appspot.com/MonthlyStats?month=11
Millwall's David Forde finished the month with 5 wins
Midfielders Daniel Kearns, Wes Hoolahan and Anthony Pilkington all started 3 draws in November
Wolves duo Stephen Ward and Kevin Doyle started the most draws, finishing on the losing side 5 times
Quite a few players started 6 games with Paddy Kenny, Darren Randolph, Stephen Henderson, David Forde, Richard Keogh, Damien Delaney, Sean Dillon, Stephen Ward, Gavin Gunning, Matt Doherty, Tommie Hoban, Daniel Kearns, Willo Flood, Conor Sammon, Jon Daly and Kevin Doyle all in the starting XI six times
Of these Paddy Kenny, David Forde, Darren Randolph, Stephen Henderson, Damien Delaney, Richard Keogh, Sean Dillon, Stephen Ward, Gavin Gunning, Matt Doherty, Tommie Hoban, Daniel Kearns and Jon Daly all went on to complete 90 minutes
Eoin Doyle was withdrawn from the action more than any other player, the Hibs striker was substituted 5 times in November
Coincidentally, another striker was introduced from the bench the exact same number of times - Alan Lee
Unsurprisingly, goalkeepers are left on the bench once again the most with Colin Doyle remaining unused 7 times. Of the outfield players, Derby's Mark O'Brien was an unused sub the most, remaining on the bench 5 times
After defender Damien Delaney topped the goalscoring charts in October, no defender scored in November. Lee Frecklington, Jon Daly, Paul Heffernan, Andy Keogh and Conor Sammon all found the net 3 times, with Keogh's goals leading to 3 wins for Millwall
Millwall's David Forde finished the month with 5 wins
Midfielders Daniel Kearns, Wes Hoolahan and Anthony Pilkington all started 3 draws in November
Wolves duo Stephen Ward and Kevin Doyle started the most draws, finishing on the losing side 5 times
Quite a few players started 6 games with Paddy Kenny, Darren Randolph, Stephen Henderson, David Forde, Richard Keogh, Damien Delaney, Sean Dillon, Stephen Ward, Gavin Gunning, Matt Doherty, Tommie Hoban, Daniel Kearns, Willo Flood, Conor Sammon, Jon Daly and Kevin Doyle all in the starting XI six times
Of these Paddy Kenny, David Forde, Darren Randolph, Stephen Henderson, Damien Delaney, Richard Keogh, Sean Dillon, Stephen Ward, Gavin Gunning, Matt Doherty, Tommie Hoban, Daniel Kearns and Jon Daly all went on to complete 90 minutes
Eoin Doyle was withdrawn from the action more than any other player, the Hibs striker was substituted 5 times in November
Coincidentally, another striker was introduced from the bench the exact same number of times - Alan Lee
Unsurprisingly, goalkeepers are left on the bench once again the most with Colin Doyle remaining unused 7 times. Of the outfield players, Derby's Mark O'Brien was an unused sub the most, remaining on the bench 5 times
After defender Damien Delaney topped the goalscoring charts in October, no defender scored in November. Lee Frecklington, Jon Daly, Paul Heffernan, Andy Keogh and Conor Sammon all found the net 3 times, with Keogh's goals leading to 3 wins for Millwall
Irish Abroad statistics for October 2012
Irish Abroad statistics for October 2012: http://irish-abroad.appspot.com/MonthlyStats?month=10
In a month of relatively few games, three wins was enough to top the wins table, with Paul McShane, Damien Delaney, Lee Frecklington, Andy Reid, Aaron Doran, Joe Mason, Simon Cox and Philip Roberts all reaching that amount
Three was also the magic number for draws and losses with Paddy Kenny, David Forde, Richard Keogh, Matt Doherty, Alan Dunne, Jeff Hendrick and Seamus Coleman starting three games that finished all square, while Stephen Henderson, David van Zanten, Jim Goodwin, Matt Doherty, Tommy Hoban, Stephen Dawson, Graham Carey and Daryl Murphy finished on the losing side three times in October
Matt Doherty's loan to Bury meant he started 7 games, but inside the top two leagues in England and Scotland Paddy Kenny, David Forde, Alan Dunne, Kevin Foley, Stephen Ward, Paul McShane, Damien Delaney, Richard Keogh, Tommy Hoban, Alan Dunne, Kevin Foley, Stephen Ward, Paul McShane, Damien Delaney, Richard Keogh and Tommy Hoban all started 5 games
Doherty completed 90 minutes in each of his starts, along with Paddy Kenny, David Forde, Paul McShane, Alan Dunne, Damien Delaney, Richard Keogh, Stephen Ward, and Tommy Hoban
Philip Roberts was withdrawn from the action more than any other player, the striker was substituted 4 times
Unsurprisingly, goalkeepers Conrad Logan and Colin Doyle remained on the bench more than other players in October, both netminders were unused 5 times, while outfield players Alex Pearce, Paul Green and Sean Murray remained on the bench 4 times each
For possibly the first time ever, a defender tops the scoring leagues in a single month, Damien Delaney finding the back of the net three times. Palace remained unbeaten in these games
In a month of relatively few games, three wins was enough to top the wins table, with Paul McShane, Damien Delaney, Lee Frecklington, Andy Reid, Aaron Doran, Joe Mason, Simon Cox and Philip Roberts all reaching that amount
Three was also the magic number for draws and losses with Paddy Kenny, David Forde, Richard Keogh, Matt Doherty, Alan Dunne, Jeff Hendrick and Seamus Coleman starting three games that finished all square, while Stephen Henderson, David van Zanten, Jim Goodwin, Matt Doherty, Tommy Hoban, Stephen Dawson, Graham Carey and Daryl Murphy finished on the losing side three times in October
Matt Doherty's loan to Bury meant he started 7 games, but inside the top two leagues in England and Scotland Paddy Kenny, David Forde, Alan Dunne, Kevin Foley, Stephen Ward, Paul McShane, Damien Delaney, Richard Keogh, Tommy Hoban, Alan Dunne, Kevin Foley, Stephen Ward, Paul McShane, Damien Delaney, Richard Keogh and Tommy Hoban all started 5 games
Doherty completed 90 minutes in each of his starts, along with Paddy Kenny, David Forde, Paul McShane, Alan Dunne, Damien Delaney, Richard Keogh, Stephen Ward, and Tommy Hoban
Philip Roberts was withdrawn from the action more than any other player, the striker was substituted 4 times
Unsurprisingly, goalkeepers Conrad Logan and Colin Doyle remained on the bench more than other players in October, both netminders were unused 5 times, while outfield players Alex Pearce, Paul Green and Sean Murray remained on the bench 4 times each
For possibly the first time ever, a defender tops the scoring leagues in a single month, Damien Delaney finding the back of the net three times. Palace remained unbeaten in these games
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