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Are you sure this is actually as close as you think it is? Martin has him covered in a lot of important areas from a 42% greater sample size. Across the board that would translate to quite a meaningful difference. Those numbers are comparable but Martin was clearly better
It is close Martin's extra numbers can be contributed to more midfield minutes and a full preseason unlike Jordan.
Martin's are better in some areas (typically in disposal numbers) but worse in others and mainly the differences are marginal.
I get what you are saying in that Martin had to maintain it for another 8 games but he also had things that benefited his numbers like more midfield time and also uninterrupted preseason so not starting behind the 8 ball.





