Premier League table based on the ranking of owners

[ThatJa]

Firstly, here is how the Elo system works:

“It uses the results of every match to create a dynamic rating score for each team, adding different amounts of points when they win and taking them away when they lose depending on the strength of the opposition.”

So based on that system, here is how the table shapes up:

1. Sheffield United // 412
2. Bournemouth // 342
3. Manchester City // 337
4. Brighton // 329
5. Liverpool // 292
6. Crystal Palace // 286
7. Wolves // 261
8. Norwich City // 233
9. Leicester City // 194
10. Tottenham Hotspur // 178
11. Burnley // 173
12. Watford // 155
13. West Ham // 48
14. Aston Villa // 33
15. Chelsea // 12
16. Everton // -17
17. Newcastle United // -17
18. Arsenal // -40
19. Manchester United // -55
20. Southampton // -92

The Premier League table based on the ranking of each clubs owners

Owning a Premier League team is no simple task

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POTENTIAL PREMIER LEAGUE OWNERS CHAMPIONS 2019/2020

 

[S40BLADE]

 

[Plymouthblade]

Like the table though

 

[bromtom]

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Same.

At first I thought performance vs expected performance based on money spent, but then Man City would be lower and that doesn't have much to do with owners anyway. You don't have good owners if they don't spend any money.

 

[PeterNdlovu081]

What a load o raaaaaaabish.

 

[TaipeiBlade]

I dont get it .... how,are Man Utd on minus, yet a team who lost both is on 33.

 

[I'll tell me dad.]

I can see Saturday's game being a real 356 pointer.

 

[JPBrods]

Gerrit on the honours board

 

[Tom Bott]

Is it like the table Sky produced for the best PL managers, where Frank Lampard was ranked above Chris Wilder - nonsense.

 

[Scooter_mcgavin]

"Mr. Blue Sky please tell us why,
You had to hide away for so long, so long,
Where did we go wrong? "

With this fucking table by the looks of it.

 

[boss hog]

We are top o the league say we are top o the league .

 

[I should coco]

I don't know what the issue is as it's quite straightforward really:

"“It uses the results of every match to create a dynamic rating score for each team, adding different amounts of points when they win and taking them away when they lose depending on the strength of the opposition.”

Er.......?

I mean, ummmmmm....?

 

[Tom Bott]

Are we top because our owners have spent most in the High Court this summer ?

 

[FYT]

Firstly, here is how the Elo system works:

“It uses the results of every match to create a dynamic rating score for each team, adding different amounts of points when they win and taking them away when they lose depending on the strength of the opposition.”

So based on that system, here is how the table shapes up:

1. Sheffield United // 412
2. Bournemouth // 342
3. Manchester City // 337
4. Brighton // 329
5. Liverpool // 292
6. Crystal Palace // 286
7. Wolves // 261
8. Norwich City // 233
9. Leicester City // 194
10. Tottenham Hotspur // 178
11. Burnley // 173
12. Watford // 155
13. West Ham // 48
14. Aston Villa // 33
15. Chelsea // 12
16. Everton // -17
17. Newcastle United // -17
18. Arsenal // -40
19. Manchester United // -55
20. Southampton // -92

The Premier League table based on the ranking of each clubs owners

Owning a Premier League team is no simple task

www.givemesport.com

POTENTIAL PREMIER LEAGUE OWNERS CHAMPIONS 2019/2020

Here is how the MFT (My Favourite Team) system works.

1. Sheffield United (Stats are irrelevant)
2. Don't Care
3. Don't Care
4. Don't Care
5. Don't Care
6. Don't Care
7. Don't Care
8. Don't Care
9. Don't Care
10. Don't Care
11. Don't Care
12. Don't Care
13. Don't Care
14. Don't Care
15. Don't Care
16. Don't Care
17. Don't Care
18. Don't Care
19. Don't Care
20. Don't Care