Bundesliga stats 2002

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  1. olafgb

    olafgb New Member

    Jun 6, 2001
    Germany
    Some fun stats:

    Ranking of the whole year 2002:
    1 Bayern (9 points ahead)
    2 Dortmund
    3 Schalke
    4 Bremen
    5 Berlin
    6 Stuttgart
    7 Leverkusen
    8 1860
    9 Hamburg
    10 Wolfsburg
    11 Nürnberg
    12 Gladbach
    13 Rostock
    14 Lautern
    15 Cottbus
    (others just had 16/17 games)

    Top strikers 2002:

    1 Ailton 21
    2 Elber 19
    3 Romeo 16
    4 Max 15
    4 Koller 15
    4 Klimowicz 15
    4 Ballack 15
    8 Pizarro 12
    8 Ewerthon 12


    Top rated players 2002:

    Goalies
    1 Jentzsch
    1 Rost
    1 Stiel
    4 Lehmann
    5 Kampa
    5 Kahn
    7 Kiraly
    8 Butt
    9 Reitmaier
    9 Reck

    Field players:
    1 Frings
    2 Lucio
    3 Metzelder
    4 Ballack
    5 Rosicky
    6 Linke
    6 Ernst


    Simon Jentzsch and Martin Pieckenhagen are the only players who played all games from the first to the last minute.


    Stats on the first 17 games of this season:

    Team of the 2002 season part (deciding are kicker nominations for the Team of the Day only)

    Simon Jentzsch (1860) – Markus Münch (Mönchengladbach), Bastian Reinhardt (Arminia Bielefeld), Marco van Hoogdalem (Schalke) – Michael Ballack (Bayern), Fabian Ernst (Bremen), Dariusz Wosz (Bochum), Jens Jeremies (Bayern) – Ailton (Bremen), Benjamin Lauth (1860), Ewerthon (Dortmund)

    Top rated players:

    Goalies:
    1 Jentzsch
    2 Kampa
    3 Lehmann
    4 Rost
    5 Stiel
    6 Reitmaier
    7 Hildebrand
    8 Kahn
    8 Schober
    10 Butt

    Field players:
    1 Linke
    2 Münch
    3 Verlaat
    4 Metzelder
    5 Ballack
    6 Frings
    7 Ewerthon
    8 Ailton


    Players, who didn’t miss a single second so far: Tomas Ujfalusi (Hamburg), Lars Müller (Nürnberg), Jentzsch, Pieckenhagen, Reitmaier, Schober


    Top joker:

    1 Ganea, Stuttgart – 5 goals in 5 substitutions
    2 Amoroso, Dortmund – 4 in 6
    3 Diabang, Bielefeld – 4 in 10
    4 Hashemian, Bochum – 4 in 13
    5 Ewerthon, Dortmund – 3 in 3


    Funny is that there hardly would be any change in the ranking according to the old 2-point system. Just Rostock and Leverkusen would be ahead of Nürnberg.


    Ranking of the first half:
    1 Nürnberg !!!
    2 Dortmund
    3 Bayern
    4 1860
    5 Bremen
    6 Stuttgart
    7 Gladbach
    8 Leverkusen
    9 Schalke
    10 Hannover
    11 Bielefeld
    12 Wolfsburg
    13 Lautern
    14 Rostock
    15 Bochum
    16 Berlin !!!
    17 Hamburg !!!
    18 Cottbus

    Ranking of the second half
    1 Bayern
    2 Bremen
    3 Dortmund
    4 Wolfsburg
    5 Hamburg
    6 Berlin
    7 Schalke
    8 Rostock
    9 Stuttgart
    10 1860
    11 Bochum
    12 Bielefeld
    13 Leverkusen
    14 Gladbach
    15 Lautern
    16 Nürnberg
    17 Hannover
    18 Cottbus

    Top assistants so far:
    1 Schneider 7
    2 Jarolim, Ailton, Freier, Ricken 6
    6 Schroth, Mahdavikia, Ze Roberto, Neuville, Krupnikovic, Lisztes 5
     

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