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Charlie Adam will be fine for the Stoke game.Thanks very much for being ‘This Mornings’ Farmer’Comment
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Adam played about 70 mins v Czech Rep, not 10. Wonder what else is wrong with this report...Comment
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the use of the words Scottish and football in the same sentence?Originally posted by ashey View PostComment
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We've never won the league without a Jock in the squad!Comment
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can we change thread names like "welcome to LFC", to just player's name, or is this OK to everyone?Comment
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This article was posted in the Andy Carroll thread, but this should dispel some of the myth surrounding Charlie Adams fitness.
So, too, does the EA Sports Performance Index.
Stewart Downing has been the most eye-catching Anfield arrival so far this season. But he hasn’t been the most effective.
The highest placed Liverpool player on the Index is Charlie Adam.
And Jordan Henderson is next.
The Index analyses players’ performances and gives points for positive influences on a match – such as shots, tackles, clearances, saves etc. – and takes points away for negative actions, such as shots off-target, yellow and red cards.
Adam currently lies 11th in the overall Premier League table – and in terms of midfielders, only Ashley Young, David Silva and Anderson have proved more productive this season.
The Scot has scored one goal, created two more, hit the target with 62.5% of all his shots and has won 83.3% of all the tackles he has entered in to this season, as well as making three clearances.
He has also covered more distance than any other Liverpool player in each of his three games. Against Bolton, Adam covered an incredible 13,515m – almost eight-and-a-half miles – including a massive 7042m in the first-half alone!Modifying post.Comment
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