Niceguyeddie
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It does ,I'm not kiddingNo doubt it does to you mate!
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It does ,I'm not kiddingNo doubt it does to you mate!
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It does ,I'm not kidding
Ok I will
Don’t read my posts then mate if they don’t make sense. Stick to your fantasy football league with the fixed top 6!![]()
Totally agree. Basing it on last year’s top six is a nonsense when you see how Man U and Spurs are carrying on and how good Leicester are.it assumes we know who the top 6 will be from the outset (which we don’t) andthat they won’t change (which they will). You don’t need to look any further than that really!![]()
Totally agree. Basing it on last year’s top six is a nonsense when you see how Man U and Spurs are carrying on and how good Leicester are.
I think Leicester have been the best team we’ve played so far. I’m not saying they’re better than Liverpool overall, but they’re very good!
You don’t play against yourself...surely if you base the other 14 home results as being 14 wins , thats 42 points and you stay up easily
Well 39 points good enough most seasonsYou don’t play against yourself...
But we are in the top six so we shouldn't be in this table![]()
Think what's interesting about this site is it's an alternative way of looking at our progress throughout the season
As it stands we are 5th in the league and obviously outperforming expectations and I should be supremely confident that we can keep doing so
Problem is every time I look at the bottom teams I can't pick three that will definitely go down
So looking at this from an alternative view by using this table it shows we are 5 points ahead of where we need to be at this point of the season and I think that puts things into perspective a bit more
Of course I much prefer the table where we are 5th but I think using this one we won't lose much ground if we don't pick up points during January when we are up against the big guns
Yeah that's exactly it , I'd never heard of this before the start of the season but it seems a good way of gauging how your team is doing in it's quest for the magic 40 points .nothing more nothing lessOne thing I have noticed with this is that Aston Villa have consistently been in the bottom two all season in this ‘other 14’, yet their league position has been generally higher and am sure they were up to about 11th at one stage (I know they have dropped back to 17th now).
I guess the idea is that this table is indicating they were in a false position. Will be interesting to see how the season pans out for them. A bit like last year when all the stats people were saying Wednesday were in a false ( too high) position early on, and so it came to pass as they faded into mid table obscurity.
One thing I have noticed with this is that Aston Villa have consistently been in the bottom two all season in this ‘other 14’, yet their league position has been generally higher and am sure they were up to about 11th at one stage (I know they have dropped back to 17th now).
I guess the idea is that this table is indicating they were in a false position. Will be interesting to see how the season pans out for them. A bit like last year when all the stats people were saying Wednesday were in a false ( too high) position early on, and so it came to pass as they faded into mid table obscurity.
Just lost two keepers tooI've watched Villa a fair few times and I have trouble tallying their performances with how happy their fans seem to be.
They're very rarely a threat in games for more than 25 mins or so, even games that they win.
When they beat Everton at Villa Park they were getting absolutely battered, Everton were hitting the woodwork, Heaton was scrambling, last gasp clearances etc, but they scored one on the break and another from an Everton mistake.
Same with their Spurs and Man City game. Man City it was a matter of time, so many chances went begging. Villa had a couple of counter chances and passed quite well, but only in the first half or so, after that they just dropped back and invited Citeh to get their eye in and the result was a loss.
Tottenham battered them too, if it wasn't for Sissoko blasting the ball into row Z they'd have been down a lot sooner. Saw a stat video that said they have the worst shots against stats in the league.
They have some good players, so there are moments of good play, so maybe they focus on those, but it's a fraction of the 90.
... and it is here!There's only one table that matters..
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