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Middlesbrough website published an article
about Mido's goal scoring record and compared his with
many other Premiership strikers including his compatriot
Amr Zaki. The website came to a conclusion that Mido's
goal scoring ration per minutes played exceed most of
Premiership top strikers including Zaki.
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Why Mido Is King Of The Pharaohs
Under this title, Boro website published
a long and detailed article which is full of interesting
stats about their top scorer Mido. The article compared
him to Zaki and other top Premier League goalscorers.
The interesting conclusion is that Mido's goalscoring
record per minutes player is one of the highest in the
league and even exceeds that of Amr Zaki, Germain Defoe
and Agbonlahor.
The article:
FELLOW Egyptian Amr Zaki may be hogging
the headlines after an explosive introduction to the
Barclays Premier League, but Boro's Mido boasts a far
superior ratio of goals to minutes on the pitch this
season.
Zaki, currently on loan at Wigan and seen below being
tackled by David Wheater, has blasted his way to joint
top of the Barclays Premier League scoring charts alongside
French striker Nicolas Anelka with eight goals apiece
this season.
But pal and Pharaohs' team-mate Mido's crucial goal
on Saturday takes him to four for the season - and he's
achieved that despite being on the pitch for fewer than
half as many minutes as Zaki.
Boro's top scorer, Mido, who at 25 is his compatriot's
senior by just five weeks, takes an average of just
108 minutes to score a goal, compared to Zaki's 121.
The stats are even more impressive if Zaki's two penalties
are excluded, revealing that without them he takes 161
minutes per goal - almost 50% longer than Mido.
The £6m signing's impressive ratio is significantly
better than those of top strikers like Jermain Defoe
(146 minutes per goal), Gabriel Agbonlahor (148) Emanuel
Adebayor (149), Darren Bent and John Carew (both 150).
Only Cristiano Ronaldo and Anelka among the leading
scorers have better ratios than Mido, with the Manchester
United ace taking just 94 minutes per goal and the Chelsea
star on 106.
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