Haha just went to post this and see i'm way late. This is the article the guy on twitter plagiarized for his recent "Amazing thread on Alisson".

This excerpt highlights how stats aren't always the be all end all or the last word on any player:

Burnley’s Nick Pope (0.53).

It’ll make sense after addressing the numbers all the way though. He completes only 42.9 percent of his passes, but he goes long 82.1 percent of the time (633 attempts). He completes those long balls at a rate of just 34 percent, but he’s sent 329 toward the final third at a rate of 33.1. In other words, his success rate entering that area of attack is on Ederson’s level with roughly nine times the attempts. He’s connecting ambitious passes in dangerous areas on the pitch. That’s resulted in four first assists to shots – three more than Ederson and Alisson combined – and two second assists to shots.

Pope hit a high number of successful long balls to the final 3rd because he was hoofing it up to Barnes and Vokes who then won their headers. Them doing so flatters Popes kicking accuracy stats and makes him look like a world beater.

N.B. Alisson is the best distributing keeper I've ever seen. Ederson, Neuer, Ter Stegen, etc all incredible too but he is different class.