Strongest angles
Last 5 games — every market the model rates
The bars are what he actually did. The percentage is what the model expects next time if he starts — it is built from his season rate, weighted toward the positional average when that rate rests on few minutes, so it will not simply echo a five-game run.
Last season’s numbers. The Scottish Premiership has moved on to a new campaign and Graham has not played enough of it yet to stand on his own figures, so the season below is 2025/26 — the last one he completed.
Season performance
Shooting
Passing
Possession
Defending
Discipline
Rank compares him with the forwards in the Scottish Premiership 2025/2026 who have played at least 450 minutes (55 players), on a per-90 basis so minutes do not decide it. A full bar is always the better end — fewer goals conceded fills it, more big chances missed empties it.
Player traits
- Chances created63
- Aerial duels90
- Defensive actions62
- Goals68
- Shot attempts40
- Touches57
Percentile against players in the same position — 90 means only a tenth of them rate higher. FotMob's comparison, across every competition it covers, so it is a wider pool than the league rank above.
Positions played
- Striker · main11
Match by match
Others at Falkirk
Every figure above is counted match data for the 2025/26 Scottish Premiership season, not a projection. FotMob applies a minutes qualifier to its per-90 tables, so a stat absent here is one the season does not yet support for Graham rather than a zero. Club form and fixture forecasts are on the Falkirk page.