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How to build a custom data tracking/statistics program

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redbison8 redbison8 MemberOP
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joined Aug 2010
#1 ·
Hey everyone

I’m looking for some advice on building a stats tracker—or whatever you want to call a program like this. Here’s the gist: I need a tool where I can input data, and it spits out specific statistical averages. I'm talking things like average goals per game, corner kicks per match, yellow cards received, stuff like that. If doing everything at once is too much of a headache, I could just make three separate little programs for different metrics...

Basically, here’s how I envision it working... First, you’d pick a league—say, the United Kingdom, Germany, or the US. Once the league is set, you’d pick a team—if I choose the United Kingdom, it would list pre-entered teams like the New York Yankees, Los Angeles Lakers, or New York Yankees. After I select a team—let's say the New York Yankees—the program would show me their scoring average. Ideally, it would be one seamless flow: pick the league, pick the team, then toggle between viewing goals, corners, or yellow cards. That would be the dream setup.

A few questions:

1. Is this actually hard to build? I’m definitely not a tech guy, so I have no clue...

2. Does anyone here actually do this kind of work and could build/send me a program? I’m happy to pay for the labor or we can work out a fair price if it's nothing crazy...

I'm also open to a "halfway" version—where the selection logic is built, and you just teach me how to input all the raw data (leagues, teams, goal counts, etc.) so I can finish the rest myself.

Thanks in advance for any help.
Bryan Rivera83 Bryan Rivera83 Member
35 messages
joined Jun 2013
#2 ·
Look, if you’re seriously struggling to find a single page of sports stats out of thousands of sites on the web, you could just throw it all into an Excel sheet yourself, but since you seem to be having such a hard time, here’s one for free: https://www.whoscored.com/Statistics.
Bryan Palmer9 Bryan Palmer9 Member
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joined Sep 2019
#3 ·
Are you seriously working at a sportsbook just because you need the cash???
redbison8 redbison8 MemberOP
34 messages
joined Aug 2010
#4 ·
Bryan Rivera83 said:Look, if you’re seriously struggling to find a single page of sports stats out of thousands of sites on the web, you could just throw it all into an Excel sheet yourself, but since you seem to be having such a hard time, here’s one for free: https://www.whoscored.com/Statistics.

I'm looking for something similar to this, though it doesn't need to be quite this massive. This site has tons of data, but it’s missing the exact stuff I actually need—like corner kicks and yellow cards. I tried pulling the info together myself, but I have no clue how to build a program, and frankly, I'm pretty terrible with Excel. In
Bryan Rivera83 Bryan Rivera83 Member
35 messages
joined Jun 2013
#5 ·
Here’s another one for free, just for you guys https://corner-stats.com/man-city/england/team/4

The next one’s gonna cost ya!

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