Ben Carter
speaker
694 appearances
29 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2013
last heard Aug 2018
Ben Carter’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Van Persie has scored 30% of Manchester United's goals, and those goals have earned his team 23% of their overall points tally.
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Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester City spread their goals around a lot more, and as a result they are a lot closer to United in my table than in the real one.
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And understandably so.
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Bale's 18 goals have earned Tottenham 15 points, and without him they'd be in sixth position and 11 points away from a Champions League place.
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But Alistair Tweedale, editor at statistics website whoscored.com, says that despite Bale being at the top of his website's player ratings, there is a man who's arguably more important to Spurs' cause.
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Ruth, what's with the music?
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Right.
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OK, well, if you take out Suarez's goals and the points they earned Liverpool, they'd be exactly where they are now, in seventh position.
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Well, he plays for a team who may still end up getting relegated, but having scored 42% of his team's goals, which have earned 38% of the points...
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Christian Benteke has done all he can to keep Aston Villa in the Premier League.
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Alistair Tweedale agrees.
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How are you?
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I'm fine, thanks, Tim.
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She had a very good inning, so I'm thankful for that.
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Well, remind me, how old was she?
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19 years and four months.
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Crikey, that actually is a good innings.
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If we convert that to dog years, so one dog year is seven human years, Meg would have been... 135 years old, exactly, which got us thinking about the whole dog year rule of thumb.
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Yes, and as Daniel Promislo said, the normal pattern in mammals is that larger animals tend to live longer, and in dogs it's the opposite, which is very unusual.
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Yes, there's no other species where you get a spread in phenotypes, to use the lingo, as big as that between a Chihuahua weighing 6 pounds and a Great Dane weighing 200 pounds.
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