Almost good. Nearly impressive. Occasionally awful. Regularly frustrating. When words can’t quite describe a season of toil and heartache, the universal language of science – mathematics – will have to suffice. Even if the pure accuracy of numbers is being applied in a distinctly unscientific manner If individual marks out of 10 compiled during a game are, by their very nature, about as accurate and reliable as the average economic forecast, using a number to measure the performances of Hibs... Read this story
