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Joined August 2011
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Wrexham have scored more goals from throw ins this season than any other team in the EFL. They created 48 shots (forty eight) from a throw. That's more than Bristol Rovers have in the previous 7 seasons combined! Here's a 🧵with clips and vis showing how #WxmAFC #utg
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Answering it immediately as it's better if more people get to know. The answer is C. Let’s break down the science and bust those other massive myths. • ​First, cell phones and microwaves DO NOT cause cancer. They emit non-ionizing radiation, meaning they physically do not have enough energy to damage your cellular DNA. • Deodorants are also a myth; there is no solid evidence linking antiperspirants to breast cancer. • ​But drinking beverages hotter than 65°C (149°F) is a completely different story. ​When you constantly drink piping hot tea or coffee, you cause repeated thermal injury to the squamous epithelium (the lining) of your esophagus. Your body constantly has to heal these micro-burns. This chronic inflammation forces rapid cellular turnover. The faster and more frequently your cells have to divide to repair the damage, the higher the chance of a genetic mutation occurring during that division. ​Over time, this repeated thermal trauma can lead to Esophageal Squamous Cell Carcinoma. In fact, the WHO's International Agency for Research on Cancer classifies drinking very hot beverages as a probable carcinogen. ​You don't have to give up your morning tea or coffee....just give it 5 minutes to cool down. Your food pipe will thank you!
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Come and lead the data science efforts for our football metrics group within Hudl. All the event and tracking data you can eat, with real influence on our roadmap. Ad says London but happy to negotiate. job-boards.greenhouse.io/hud…
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If you're in hell, does the devil tell you that you're dead?
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#WBA's Sporting Director Andrew Nestor spoke highly of Josh Griffiths as serious option to replace Alex Palmer when recalling him from a successful loan at Bristol Rovers. With 6 starts they had chance to assess him. I'm intrigued what this transfer window has in store #UTA #UTG
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Jevani Brown returns to Bristol Rovers after a loan spell. Here's a 🧵on why he'll quickly find another loan. An obvious starting point: there aren’t many players available at the League Two level (especially at this time of year) who can do this... teapawt.net/i/status/1882178393241… #UTG
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Jevani (the focus player of this visualisation🟢) stands out amongst players with over 500 minutes as someone who impacts teams ability to build attacks. He has especially great pressure metrics and an improving number regains when adjusted for possession volume (PAdj)
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He's an intelligent presser too, regularly providing shadow cover to block passing lanes I'll share how this chart can be created with just 3 lines of code and 4 mouse clicks (if you promise to ignore how minimalist it is). Data is from Hudl Statsbomb for League Two in 2024/25
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