If the difference is interesting, maybe it’s due to improved GPS accuracy? Although you can see there’s an increase in each edition — 2014 is better than 2010, and 2022 is better than 2018. It would be strange if the method were different between 2018 and 2022, for example, so it’s probably a real increase in speed. Although the 2010 case is quite low, maybe in that case it really is a different method. I could only find a few matches. Argentina vs Greece 2010 Argentina vs Switzerland 2014 Argentina vs Nigeria 2018 Argentina vs France 2022 Messi 2010 Messi 2014 Messi 2018 2022 https://www.fifatrainingcentre.com/media/native/world-cup-2022/report_128083.pdf
I wonder if weather has anything to do with it. In Qatar there was so called optimum conditions for human performance.
Changing the subject, I’d like to know your opinion about this. I was analyzing how CONMEBOL and UEFA national teams performed in World Cups (only games against each other) depending on whether the matches were played in the Americas, in Europe, or on neutral ground. Interestingly, it’s quite evident that when the tournament was played in Europe, UEFA teams won more often, and when it was played in the Americas, CONMEBOL teams did better. Why do you think this happens? Is it the result of a psychological factor? I’ve even noticed that African teams performed better when the World Cup was held in South Africa, and Asian teams did better in Korea–Japan 2002, like the case of Turkey or South Korea. There’s also the case of Morocco in Qatar 2022, which, although they’re in different continents, are geographically close and culturally similar. It’s as if the teams’ performance improves when they feel like they’re playing at home. CONMEBOL vs UEFA in the World Cup Wins-Draws-Wins
Country coefficients | UEFA rankings | UEFA.com Why France’s Ligue 1 Has Dropped Out Of UEFA’s Top Five Leagues Neymar was directly involved in more non-penalty goals per 90 than any other player in Europe's top seven leagues in 2022/23.He was on course for a monster season before the injury. 😔 pic.twitter.com/xVbbtP2ALx— Squawka (@Squawka) July 2, 2023 There are no monsters in farms. Only farmers and cattle
This was Daniel Bertonis freekick goal against Verona in Serie A 1985/86 Napoli beat Verona 5-0 in this game In this database Diego Maradona Pre-A That Bertoni FK is listed as a “pre assist I” for Diego Maradona(he is credited with 5 goal involvements in this game which is a lie) And one of his assists was never an assist. At least not in my book and neither in the mind of any rational minded person I’m referring to this fake assist on the 5-0 goal scored vs Verona 85/86 by Eraldo pecci What a complete joke @Trachta10 All of this cheating adds up
Total Goal Contribution% by Periods Assist+ is Assists (Opta and Non-Opta) + Pre-Assists (Opta and Non-Opta) This is Non-Penalty Goals + Assists (Opta and Non-Opta) + Pre-Assists (Opta) So this is, removing penalty goals and removing "non-opta pre-assists"
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Twitter’s Grok now is able to access the Brazilian website memoria.bn and collect the assists of any Brazilian player from the past Question: Grok's answer Apparently their AI is capable of collecting data from any player on this brazilian site
It may be able to. It's far more likely to just feed you back your own words in a form it thinks you'd like to hear. Even under the best case scenario, you'll have to double-check every single game it gives you. Which does nothing to properly eliminate the games it didn't mention.
I doubt this is real. I’m no expert, but the amount of text it would have to process and analyze is so huge that I don’t think any free AI can do that today. Plus, there’s no specific way for it to know exactly where to look, the AI would have to analyze all the text on the memoria.bn website? Something like that should take even an AI many hours of work, mostly because of the limitations of memoria.bn’s own servers. Also, the assist numbers it shows there are impossibly high, so this is very likely an AI hallucination. It’s like it’s telling you it can do something but it’s actually faking it. I wish it were true though. Do you think you could ask it to look up a specific match? One that’s not well known, some random Paulista match. We could check if the info it gives is real or hallucinated.