[Albion] Top six v Bottom six

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Currently we just about have more points against the bottom six v top six

But if Spurs move out of the bottom six that might change. Will we end the season with more points from the top six than the bottom six?

Liverpool 0
Arsenal 2
Forest 1
Man City 3
Newcastle 3
Chelsea 0
Total 9

Spurs 3
Everton 3
Wolves 1
Ipswich 4
Leicester 1
Southampton 1
Total 13

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Ipswich is 4.

That’s better than I thought. We’ve been superb against the big clubs.

 

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ChickenDipper said:

Ipswich is 4.

That’s better than I thought. We’ve been superb against the big clubs.

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Thanks. Corrected. And that’s what I thought. It wasn’t quite so bad. I think we all remember the bad bits. If we’re winning at home and drawing away I suspect our perception would be better l. It’s just those home draws that frustrate.

 

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Giraffe said:

Thanks. Corrected. And that’s what I thought. It wasn’t quite so bad. I think we all remember the bad bits. If we’re winking at home and drawing away I suspect our perception would be better l. It’s just those home draws that frustrate.

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Herr Tubthumper said:

Always best in the privacy of one’s home.

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Thank goodness for the edit function (thanks for highlighting).

 

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Giraffe said:

Currently we just about have more points against the bottom six v top six

But if Spurs move out of the bottom six that might change. Will we end the season with more points from the top six than the bottom six?

Liverpool 0
Arsenal 2
Forest 1
Man City 3
Newcastle 3
Chelsea 0
Total 9

Spurs 3
Everton 3
Wolves 1
Ipswich 4
Leicester 1
Southampton 1
Total 13

To be updated…

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I am disappointed.
Mean and standard error please.
With two decimal places

And a graph that indicates how the numbers need to change to trigger a chorus of Flab OUT!

 

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Liverpool 0
Arsenal 2
Forest 1
Man City 3
Newcastle 3
Bournemouth 3
Total 12

Man Utd 6
West Ham 1
Wolves 1
Leicester 1
Ipswich 4
Southampton 4
Total 17

 

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Giraffe said:

Liverpool 0
Arsenal 2
Forest 1
Man City 3
Newcastle 3
Bournemouth 3
Total 12

Man Utd 6
West Ham 1
Wolves 1
Leicester 1
Ipswich 4
Southampton 4
Total 17

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Something slightly mind bending about our wins against United accounting for over a third of all our points against the bottom six.

 

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Something slightly mind bending about our wins against United accounting for over a third of all our points against the bottom six.

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When this thread first appeared I said something to my Spurs mate about us taking more points off the bottom six than the top six. He said 'yes, it the same with us'. I gently pointed out to him that I Spurs were in 'the bottom six' and I was counting our points against them. I think he had just forgotten, being so unused to being down there.