10-game segments, stats -- 19/20 season

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In league matches, Collins's record was 2-0-4, 33.33% won and 66.67% lost. Bowyer's record is 14-13-14, 34.15% for both won and lost, with draws making up the remaining 31.71%.

RCB

 

Dunno about that -- various problems come to my mind: the one-off nature of cup matches versus the steady league slog, opponents not necessarily from one's own level in the pyramid, the tendency of some in some cups to put out weakened line-ups, the whole U21 farce in the EFL Trophy. Thus I prefer to keep league and cups separated.

RCB

 

Total matches, WDL, %s:

In League matches: 225; 83-70-72, 36.89 / 31.11 / 32.00
Including cups: 274; 101-86-87, 36.86 / 31.39 / 31.75

RCB

 

For completeness' sake, might as well finish off this thread...

1st 10: 5-2-3, 14-9, 17
2nd 10: 5-3-2, 13-9, 18
3rd 10: 2-6-2, 9-10, 12
4th 10: 2-1-4, 8-12, 7
last 6: - - -

Home: 11-5-2, 29-14, 38
Away: 3-7-9, 15-26, 16
Total: 14-12-11, 44-40, 54

Leading/Drawing/Trailing at HT

Leading: 7-2-1, 19-8, 23
Drawing: 5-7-4, 14-13, 22
Trailing: 2-3-6, 11-19, 9

Leading/Trailing at any point

Leading: 14-5-4, 38-22, 47
Trailing: 3-3-11, 19-30, 12
(0-0: 4)

Both led and trailed in same match: Crewe (A), Northampton (H), Cheltenham (A), Carlisle (H), Stevenage (H), Cambridge (A), Newport (A)

Managers

Bowyer: 12-11-8, 36-31, 47
McCall: 2-1-3, 8-9, 7
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Promising beginnings, disappointing conclusion. Promotion candidates at home and with a lead, mostly midtable muddlers otherwise. The January transfer window was -- how surprising! -- a great letdown. Never a settled lineup under Stuart, either, though perhaps that isn't surprising given injuries and player movements. The defensive record remained good, the offensive one poor, and the overall trend was away from wins and draws to draws and losses. The last segment does suggest we would have scored more than under Bowyer, but equally, we were conceding more. Here's hoping for better next season.

RCB