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Machiavelli

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Oct 11, 2013
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Well that's saying that we've got a c35% chance of making Europe next year and, if things go well in securing a further qualification place for English clubs, even a 50% chance.
 


Nobby Cybergoat

Nobby Cybergoat

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Jul 19, 2021
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Could the necessary calculations be done on a 15 year old phone rather than needing a "super computer?"
 




Stato

Stato

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Dec 21, 2011
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Well that says that Newcastle have had an easier start than we have and we're both on the same points from our fixtures, but they are made far more likely to finish in the top five (37.3% v 11.1%). We'll be needing to beat them tomorrow to change that then.

What doesn't get much of a mention in the narrative is that one team, on pre season expectations was thought to be a solid mid-table side with ambitions to go higher, but are already predicted to end the season with nearly 12 points less than was being thought before a ball was kicked. That end of season run of games against teams in flip flops is looking more and more like a false dawn.

Glasner in charge of Palace:
First seven games: 0.714 points per game, average GD of -0.428;
Next six games: 2.667 ppg, average GD of +2.667;
First seven games of this season: ppg 0.428, Average GD of -0.714.

They beat West Ham 5-2 and Man Utd 4-0 in that run of six games and have played them both this season losing 2-0 and drawing 0-0.

They may be lucky that Forest's home form has been letting them down so far this season, because if Palace lose to them on Monday, their start to this season will be 3 points for 8 games, same as 2017/18 when De Boer was in charge for the first five matches.
 
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Green Cross Code Man

Green Cross Code Man

Wunt be druv
Mar 30, 2006
20,714
Eastbourne
Stato said:
Well that says that Newcastle have had an easier start than we have and we're both on the same points from our fixtures, but they are made far more likely to finish in the top five (37.3% v 11.1%). We'll be needing to beat them tomorrow to change that then.

What doesn't get much of a mention in the narrative is that one team, on pre season expectations was thought to be a solid mid-table side with ambitions to go higher, but are already predicted to end the season with nearly 12 points less than was being thought before a ball was kicked. That end of season run of games against teams in flip flops is looking more and more like a false dawn.

Glasner in charge of Palace:
First seven games: 0.714 points per game, average GD of -0.428;
Next six games: 2.667 ppg, average GD of +2.667;
First seven games of this season: ppg 0.428, Average GD of -0.714.

They beat West Ham 5-2 and Man Utd 4-0 in that run of six games and have played them both this season losing 2-0 and drawing 0-0.

They may be lucky that Forest's home form has been letting them down so far this season, because if Palace lose to them on Monday, their start to this season will be 3 points for 8 games, same as 2017/18 when De Boer was in charge for the first five matches.
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Statistics, they can be a thing of beauty!
 




Motogull

Motogull

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nwgull

nwgull

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Jul 25, 2003
14,532
Manchester
Stato said:
Well that says that Newcastle have had an easier start than we have and we're both on the same points from our fixtures, but they are made far more likely to finish in the top five (37.3% v 11.1%). We'll be needing to beat them tomorrow to change that then.

What doesn't get much of a mention in the narrative is that one team, on pre season expectations was thought to be a solid mid-table side with ambitions to go higher, but are already predicted to end the season with nearly 12 points less than was being thought before a ball was kicked. That end of season run of games against teams in flip flops is looking more and more like a false dawn.

Glasner in charge of Palace:
First seven games: 0.714 points per game, average GD of -0.428;
Next six games: 2.667 ppg, average GD of +2.667;
First seven games of this season: ppg 0.428, Average GD of -0.714.

They beat West Ham 5-2 and Man Utd 4-0 in that run of six games and have played them both this season losing 2-0 and drawing 0-0.

They may be lucky that Forest's home form has been letting them down so far this season, because if Palace lose to them on Monday, their start to this season will be 3 points for 8 games, same as 2017/18 when De Boer was in charge for the first five matches.
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Worth noting that in that season, their first 8 fixtures were relatively hard as 5 of teams they faced ended up qualifying for Europe. They also had their talisman returning for game 8.
 




Stato

Stato

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Dec 21, 2011
7,347
nwgull said:
Worth noting that in that season, their first 8 fixtures were relatively hard as 5 of teams they faced ended up qualifying for Europe. They also had their talisman returning for game 8.
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:ROFLMAO: They got lucky that year because Hodgson, a former England manager was out of a job, as they had the year before when another one, Allardyce bailed them out. If they give Glasner the boot, they'll surely be sniffing around a third.
 


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