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Had the same problem: it's because Windows doesn't allow the ">" symbol in folder/file names, so Windows' native unzipping tool decides the best solution when it comes across folders with said symbol is to hide them from the user completely and not extract them at all. Third party zip tools like 7zip recognised the folders (and subsequently the files) fine, although they changed the names from "africa > club comps" to "africa _ club comps" when they unzipped them.

It's taking the xG from club performances in their respective leagues: clubs that don't have their nations loaded will naturally have played no matches, and hence no xG data. Regardless, that's clearly not what's meant to be happening!

Just a few minor things I noted with Villa's backroom staff setup: Jeremy Oliver is listed as a scout: he is Villa's performance director, which is probably the closest thing Villa have to a technical director. His contract is also much more fitting of a technical director, considering he gets paid £10k per week! (Source: https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/aston-villa-steven-gerrard-staff-22190918) On the other hand, Frederik Leth is listed as Villa's technical director. His role at Villa is 'Head of Football Research': or head of data analytics. This probably fits Performance/Recruitment Analyst a lot better than Technical Director (Source: https://trainingground.guru/articles/villa-head-to-copenhagen-again-for-new-head-of-research) Nick Haycock is down as a scout for Villa, but he is "Head of Technical and Player Development". Judging from the job description in the source (leading coaching throughout Villa's academy setup), the closest role in the game to his job would be as U21 coach. If the case, £10k p/w might be a little high! (Source: https://trainingground.guru/articles/haycock-leaves-premier-league-to-join-aston-villa)