Why not just observe them as they’re broken down, by half, and injury time?

Anyway, regarding the stats. I knew we’d scored more in the second half but I didn’t expect the difference to be so much. A lot of that is probably down to visitors resistence but it’s good to see how many injury time goals we’ve got. Not specifically because they’re injury time goals but it gives you that cause for belief when the game hits the 85 minute mark instead of givng up hope.

This exercise wasn’t meant to be a ‘comparison’ – far from it. It is merely a breakdown in when United score goals. The time before half time and just after half time should be considered vital time periods at any level of football, right down to the shite that we play on a Saturday/Sunday. A goal before half time can make a vast amount of difference, i’m sure you’ll both agree? I can always do this with the time periods you suggest, but what would you get from it?? Like I said, its not a comparison – its a breakdown.