by Snowball » 01 Feb 2009 20:28
by RoyalChicagoFC » 01 Feb 2009 20:32
by Silver Fox » 01 Feb 2009 20:36
by Archie's penalty » 01 Feb 2009 20:44
Silver Fox I've calculated the final table based on the form over the last 1 games and sadly for us it doesn't look good
Wolves 110
Cardiff 102
Reading 74
Brum 72
Woe is us
BTW how did this thread move to the team?
by RoyalChicagoFC » 01 Feb 2009 20:46
by Arch » 01 Feb 2009 20:53
by Snowball » 01 Feb 2009 20:53
Silver Fox I've calculated the final table based on the form over the last 1 games and sadly for us it doesn't look good
Wolves 110
Cardiff 102
Reading 74
Brum 72
Woe is us
BTW how did this thread move to the team?
by Horsham Royal » 01 Feb 2009 20:54
RoyalChicagoFCStranded Would be interesting to know how many points [Brum]'ve grabbed in the last few minutes due to late winners/equalisers...
Well, they sure don't make it as easy as they used to, but it's out there if one is willing to endure the exercise of picking the locks.
by PEARCEY » 01 Feb 2009 20:56
Horsham RoyalRoyalChicagoFCStranded Would be interesting to know how many points [Brum]'ve grabbed in the last few minutes due to late winners/equalisers...
Well, they sure don't make it as easy as they used to, but it's out there if one is willing to endure the exercise of picking the locks.
Looks like they've picked up 8 points with 90+ min goals (7 pts from Phillips, 1 from Bowyer).
by Franchise FC » 01 Feb 2009 20:58
Arch RC:
The reason I left fractions in is that if your formula gives team A 85.51 and team B 85.49, it's a bit misleading to say that A are on target for 86 and B for 85. As it is, I think CMRoyal's calculations were all correct when rounded (based on his rough formula) except for Wolves whom he threw an extra couple of points at.
Anyway, sonce I spilled tons of ink ballsing up the stats, here's an interesting table to chew on. The top six against each other:
1. Reading 7 14
2. Wolves 8 11
3. PNE 7 10
4. Brum 6 8
5. Cardiff 7 7
6. Blades 7 6
Further to Snowball's point above, we've now played all the top 11 away.
by SteveRoyal » 01 Feb 2009 20:59
by Silver Fox » 01 Feb 2009 21:00
SnowballSilver Fox I've calculated the final table based on the form over the last 1 games and sadly for us it doesn't look good
Wolves 110
Cardiff 102
Reading 74
Brum 72
Woe is us
BTW how did this thread move to the team?
Yeah and based on the last TWO games it's
102 Cardiff
090 Reading
088 Birmingham
086 Wolves
by Snowball » 01 Feb 2009 21:18
by Millsy » 01 Feb 2009 21:23
by Snowball » 01 Feb 2009 21:27
by RoyalChicagoFC » 01 Feb 2009 21:35
Stranded Would be interesting to know how many points [Brum]'ve grabbed in the last few minutes due to late winners/equalisers...
RoyalChicagoFC Linky to Brum's results (with goals and times)
PEARCEYHorsham Royal Looks like they've picked up 8 points with 90+ min goals (7 pts from Phillips, 1 from Bowyer).
More than I thought....its usually a good sign to keep getting late goals. Lets hope not this season. Shef Wed should have had the game done and dusted before Phillips scored.
by Lower West » 01 Feb 2009 23:46
by Franchise FC » 02 Feb 2009 08:51
Lower West Readings destiny is in their own hands. If I was a Brum supporter I would be more worried at the moment........
by JC » 02 Feb 2009 10:44
Franchise FCLower West Readings destiny is in their own hands. If I was a Brum supporter I would be more worried at the moment........
There are four teams whose destiny rmains in their own hands
Wolves - win their remaining games they are promoted (even a loss to Birmingham wouldn't have any effect)
Reading - win their remaining games they are promoted
Birmingham - win their remaining games (including vs RFC) they are promoted
Cardiff - win their remaining games they are promoted
Clearly, not all four can happen, but for each they remain in control of their own future.
by Mad Dog's Ghost » 02 Feb 2009 11:50
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