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statto

British  
/ ˈstætəʊ /

noun

  1. informal  a person who is preoccupied with the facts and figures of a particular subject, esp a sport

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Etymology

Origin of statto

C20: from statistics

Example Sentences

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‘Statto’ Harley has learned to identify every Premier League player by their shirt number.

From BBC

The boy in question was the young Angus Loughran, or Fantasy Football's Statto as he would later become known.

From The Guardian

Before you get any ideas, anyone contemplating a similar action today would need a lot more money to cover his or her £1,000 fine, and probably need to be a lot quicker than Statto in doing so.

From The Guardian

Need to feed your inner Statto?

From The Guardian

The statto in me is itching to tell you that Everton haven't lost to Chelsea since then and, indeed, beat them the last time they faced them at Goodison Park, the scourge of modern medicine Louis Saha getting the winner.

From The Guardian