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This is a reductive take. There's an element of subjectivity to the debate though. I think most of the time sending the goalie up is stupid, and it's just been demonstrated why. The chance of him scoring or contributing to a goal is 0.1% and the chance of you looking ridiculous, conceding with an empty net, and losing by an additional goal is maybe 20%. Does that 0.1% outweigh the 20%? If you reduce it to the drawing/winning %age chance, yes. But in the Big Picture, no. At least not the great majority of the time.
I made them up based on my experience of football. Although when I played rugby we would sometimes have a similar argument, we have a penalty late in the game and are behind, kick or go for a try?Absolute bollocks.
Difference between 2-1 and 3-1 is negligible. Difference between 2-1 and 2-2 could be crucial.
Those 0.1% and 20% figures are from where? Or you just made them up on the spot?????
I made them up based on my experience of football. Although when I played rugby we would sometimes have a similar argument, we have a penalty late in the game and are behind, kick or go for a try?
Jesus Christ
I wanna know. Have you ever seen the rain?Bring on the rain
Are Portugal about to get a reality Czech?HOLY SHIT Shocker
Again I disagree. A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush and we would usually take the higher chance of three, even if we were behind by more than three. This dilemma comes up in lots of contexts: lose by points in your boxing/MMA fight but not take much damage, or go for the KO and risk getting KOed yourself?What?
Obviously depends how far behind you are and how much time is left.......4 points behind with a minute to go, obviously you go for the try.
So you think it is 200-1 in terms of the defending team scoring vs the attacking team scoring?
Are Portugal about to get a reality Czech?
Jesus Christ
Again I disagree. A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush and we would usually take the higher chance of three, even if we were behind by more than three. This dilemma comes up in lots of contexts: lose by points in your boxing/MMA fight but not take much damage, or go for the KO and risk getting KOed yourself?