Scientific evidence is measurable data. When something happens once it may be an isolated incident. A second occurrence could be a coincidence. Three times is a pattern. More than that is a trend. Jenas capturing the ball and galloping forward in a straight line only to lose control of the ball and fall down is a trend that I have observed over time. Your claim that he is Spurs most prolific midfield scoring option is based on one season several years ago and it was mediocre at that. I would call that an isolated data set. JJ does some good things like track back and block the occassional shot. That's good. He's a decent player. I hope he does well. It is nearly inconceivable, though, that several professional football managers overlooked the same "empirical knowledge" that you seem to be blessed with whilst deciding to leave the player on the bench.
...contiguous, "virtual three", concurrent, continental, sublime, pedantic, epic fail Wilson, Bin Laden is a freedom fighter, Jenas is our best CM, Modric cost 22M euros, I heart Hamas, everyone in your part of the world is an ignorant redneck racist, not me though - I'm enlightened, controlling the space, none of you understand, I'm neither a Gooner nor a Yid, no football club will ever get my money, I support no one - except Jenas, I'm afraid of Americans, big brother is watching, shh...they might find me, my room is dark, it's cold here...
Did I miss anything?