#swfc Excellent question from @jon_wakefield:

How do our quality of chances under Neil Thompson look in general when compared to under Pulis and Monk?

[thread] https://twitter.com/jon_wakefield/status/1359446122805223426

First off we have to adjust for game state: Whether we were winning, drawing or losing when we created a chance.

Here's how big a share of playing time each of the three managers this season have spent in the lead, drawing and losing:

When we've adjusted for game state, we can see we're creating a lot more under Thompson when the game is in the balance than under Monk and especially Pulis.

A general feature is an inability to create when we're losing:

Thompson's numbers are distorted by the heavy 4-1 defeat at Millwall and the few minutes losing under him.

But there's one very interesting difference between him and both Monk and Pulis: When we're winning we're much better at denying chance creation under Thompson:

We've not scored while losing since Monk left, and unlike under Pulis - where we were overperforming in front of goal - and Monk - where we scored just half as many goals as the quality of chances would indicate:

Here's the reverse where we look at the efficiency in front of goal of our opponents: