Fenwick is the name for the ratio of a teams unblocked shots. By unblocked we mean missed shots and shots on target.
Fenwick ratio = shots on target for + missed shots for/ total shots on target (for & against) +total missed shots (for & against.
Get it?
This table shows FenClose for every PL team in 2012/13.
Close game state = game actions at -1, tied and +1
FenClose
Table is sortable.
| Team | Close |
|---|---|
| Tottenham | 65.44 |
| Man City | 63.87 |
| Liverpool | 62.81 |
| Everton | 61.34 |
| Man United | 57.99 |
| Arsenal | 57.35 |
| Chelsea | 54.6 |
| Southampton | 51.21 |
| Swansea | 51.21 |
| West Brom | 50.08 |
| Newcastle | 48.9 |
| Stoke | 46 |
| Wigan | 45.4 |
| Norwich | 45.3 |
| QPR | 43.83 |
| Aston Villa | 42.74 |
| West Ham | 42.03 |
| Sunderland | 41.37 |
| Fulham | 41.24 |
| Reading | 36.73 |
Reading were fucking terrible all season and it shows here.. Fulham, Sunderland and West Ham all drop down a few places once we remove blocked shots.
At the top of the table, Spurs and Bale were dominant. United's skill and points total still isn't reflected here in their FenClose score, although this number (57.9%) is superior to their Close TSR/Corsi of 55.76%.