2011/12: A Season In Statistics

The Form Book

All Competitions:

Overall: P54 W23 D13 L18 F86 A66

League:
Overall: P46 W18 D12 L16 F66 A55 GD+11 Pts66
Home: P23 W11 D6 L6 F36 A22 Pts39
Away: P23 W7 D6 L10 F30 A33 Pts27

47.8% of points gained @ 1.43 points per game

MATCHES

Home

Away

Overall

Wins	11	7	18
Draws	6	6	12
Defeats	6	10	16
Winning %	47.8%	30.4%	39.1%
Drawing %	26.1%	26.1%	26.1%
Losing %	26.1%	43.5%	34.8%

SCORING

Home

Away

Overall

Goals scored	36	30	66
Goals conceded	22	33	55
Average goals scored	1.56	1.30	1.43
Average goals conceded	0.95	1.43	1.19
Clean sheets	39.1%	21.7%	30.4%
Failed to score	21.7%	21.7%	21.7%
Matches over 2.5 goals	52.2%	56.5%	54.3%
Matches under 2.5 goals	47.8%	43.5%	45.7%

HOME / AWAY ADVANTAGE

Home

Away

% Points	59.1%	40.9%
% Goals scored	54.5%	45.5%
% Goals conceded	40.0%	60.0%

FA Cup:
Overall: P5 W3 D1 L1 F10 A6
Home: P2 W2 F6 A0
Away: P3 W1 D1 L1 F4 A6

Carling Cup:
Away: P3 W2 D0 L1 F10 A5

The Stats Book

Meaningless Statistical Drivel

League table: start of the season to 31st December, Leicester City 14th
League table: 1st January to end of the season, Leicester City 6th

Goals

Pos.	Name	League	FA Cup	League Cup	Total
1	David Nugent	15	1	0	16
2	Jermaine Beckford	9	6	0	15
3	Paul Gallagher	8	0	2	10
4	Neil Danns	5	0	1	6
=	Lloyd Dyer	4	0	2	6
=	Jeffrey Schlupp	2	0	4	6
7	Andy King	4	0	0	4
=	Ben Marshall	3	1	0	4
9	Danny Drinkwater	2	0	0	2
=	Paul Konchesky	2	0	0	2
=	Lee Peltier	2	0	0	2
=	Darius Vassell	2	0	0	2
13	Yuki Abe	1	0	0	1
=	Sol Bamba	1	0	0	1
=	Gelson Fernandes	1	0	0	1
=	Matt Mills	1	0	0	1
=	Harry Panayiotou	1	0	0	1
=	Martyn Waghorn	1	0	0	1
=	Richie Wellens	1	0	0	1
=	Sean St. Ledger	0	1	0	1
=	Steve Howard	0	0	1	1

GOALS BY 15 MIN. (overall)
0-15	GF	6
	GA	6
16-30	GF	13
	GA	9
31-45	GF	15
	GA	10
46-60	GF	12
	GA	6
61-75	GF	8
	GA	11
76-90	GF	12
	GA	13

'31-45' and '76-90' also include added time. Tables courtesy of SoccerStats.

The Last Game of a Mediocre Season: Conclusions from Elland Road

Leeds United	1-2	Leicester City
	(HT 0-1)
Webber 82		Waghorn 39 Panayiotou 90

Elland Road, attendance: 25,664
BBC Match Report

Leicestershire see success in Respect awards

Leicestershire has been rewarded for its efforts in support of the Football Association's Respect campaign after winning three awards at the 2012 Respect Awards.

Leicester City received the FA Professional Game Award for their commitment to the cause, which culminated in the Respect fixture against Peterborough United in December, where the Foxes, Posh and the Northamptonshire County FA joined forces to promote the campaign.

Meanwhile, Harborough Town were handed the trophy for steps 5-7 of the National League system after they introduced a Respect registration day, supporters' marshals and a Respect subcommittee to operate across all of their 36 youth and senior teams. The Leicestershire and Rutland County FA won the nationwide Grassroots Youth League Award.

"The winners of these awards are an inspirational group of leagues, clubs and individuals," said Dermot Collins, The FA's Respect Manager, "They have decided how they want the game to be played and then take on the responsibility of creating and maintaining Respect in the game. It's a privilege to be able to reward them at The FA's showpiece final and use their example to convince others along the same path."

The recognition will a boost to all levels of football in the county with the Foxes leading by example. The three winners will be represented at the FA Cup Final at Wembley, where they will collect their awards.

Belated Conclusions from West Ham United

Leicester City	1-2	West Ham United
	(HT 1-1)
Beckford 34		Reid 39 Collison 58

King Power Stadium, attendance: 23,172
BBC Match Report

Foxes seal Puma kit deal

Leicester City have announced a three-year technical partnership with sportswear manufacturer Puma that begins next month.

Following heavy speculation, the deal has now been confirmed officially by the club. Puma will provide training wear and team kit for the Foxes in addition to their current deals with Premier League Newcastle United and newly-promoted Reading.

"It is with great pride that we announce our fantastic new partnership with PUMA," said City's Chief Executive Susan Whelan, "Their reputation as an industry leader strengthens every item bearing their world-famous brand.

"Worn with pride by players and supporters alike, our first team kits are one of the biggest parts of our identity as a Football Club, so to have a renowned partner like PUMA alongside us in their development is a hugely exciting prospect.

"This news will generate a lot of anticipation among our supporters, who can look forward to seeing an excellent PUMA range in the City Fanstore from the end of July."