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It feels like they don't. I obviously know they are forensically trawling all the games to find anything to use (xG) to promote their business. My point was that xG is digested in a way to suggest that we aren't in a perilous situation. And too much data these days represents ulterior purposes...

I think xG is the curveball. It seems to be a stat peddled by the bookies to entice gambling and can't go back on it now. The stats suggest we will be fine but it does seem the majority of journalists and betting companies don't actually watch many games. I saw an article the other day about...