This is taken from my post on the BBC site:
Ok, here are some stats.

Hartlepool
Total Shots
Swindon: 19
Macclesfield: 8
Walsall: 10
Torquay: 18
Hereford: 12
Boston: 14
MK: 14
Total Shots: 95

Shots on Target
Swindon: 10
Macclesfield: 5
Walsall: 3
Torquay: 9
Hereford: 8
Boston 8
MK: 7
Total Shots on Target: 50

Total Goals: 4

Thus we’re scoring one goal almost every 24 shots and one goal almost every 13 shots on target.

Now I've done the same for Swindon.
Just for comparison, I’ve done the same for Swindon.

Swindon
Total Shots
Pools: 8
Barnet- 10
Rochdale: 3
Darlow: 16
Stockport: 11
Chester: 7
Wrexham: 7
Total Shots: 62

On Target
Pools: 3
Barnet: 3
Rochdale: 2
Darlow: 11
Stockport: 6
Chester: 3
Wrexham: 3
Total On Target: 31

Total Goals: 11

Thus, 1 goal in under every 6 total shots and 1 goal in under every 3 on target. Spot the difference.

So are we being a tad unlucky? We're certainly creating enough chances to be top of the league...taking them is the key.

Edit: Done some nice formating n sh1t.

Here are Stockport County's

Stockport County
Total Shots
Hereford: 17
Walsall: 14
Mansfield: 5
Accrington: 11
Swindon: 6
Bristol R: 9
Boston: 13
Total Shots: 75

Shot On Target
Hereford: 3
Walsall: 6
Mansfield: 2
Accrington: 3
Swindon: 3
Bristol R: 3
Boston: 8
Total Shots on Target: 27

Total Goals: 5

So Stockport score a goal every 15 shots and just over every 5 on target.

Thanks to the Stockport fan who provided me with this info.