
And here is our results graphed out by league position:

Abysmal. Day and night compared to us under Mancini.
So is it Pellers failing to adapt tactics in big games, our players having no heart, all of the above, or something else?
Original Dub wrote:That is pretty terrible alright.
But why are you comparing it to Mancini.
Give me Pellers first season anytime.
Makes for an even worse comparison of course, but a lot more relevant.
Clowncrete wrote:On the other hand it makes me optimistic. Imo, we didn't deserve to lose to West Ham or Spurs at home. Our home form isn't completely disastrous and imo, we can beat Stoke, rags and Arsenal at home. The trickiest fixtures away are SOTON and Chelsea, both winnable. And if we continue our form against the bottom teams, we can still go on a winning run.
Clowncrete wrote:On the other hand it makes me optimistic. Imo, we didn't deserve to lose to West Ham or Spurs at home. Our home form isn't completely disastrous and imo, we can beat Stoke, rags and Arsenal at home. The trickiest fixtures away are SOTON and Chelsea, both winnable. And if we continue our form against the bottom teams, we can still go on a winning run.
phips wrote:yay. we're not level with Villa anymore in this table.
Socrates wrote:phips wrote:yay. we're not level with Villa anymore in this table.
How do you figure that? We will shoot up a few places if Chelsea and Southampton move into the top 7 though as they will have to recalculate it. Come to think of it you'd have to know who the final top 7 after 38 games were going to be for it to have real merit at all.
How do you figure that? We will shoot up a few places if Chelsea and Southampton move into the top 7 though as they will have to recalculate it. Come to think of it you'd have to know who the final top 7 after 38 games were going to be for it to have real merit at all.
Cocacolajojo wrote:Come to think of it, considering we're that poor against the top sides and still pretty much level with everyone bar Leicester, shouldn't that mean that they are failing in other departments? And shouldn't that mean that we can certainly expect them to drop points where we wouldn't expcect them to?
I'm more optimistic now than before I saw those stats.
Cocacolajojo wrote:How do you figure that? We will shoot up a few places if Chelsea and Southampton move into the top 7 though as they will have to recalculate it. Come to think of it you'd have to know who the final top 7 after 38 games were going to be for it to have real merit at all.
Agree, it would be much better to calculate this against last year's top seven until the season is over. I don't think that will make for much happier reading but it's still more valid until the season is over.
Blue Since 76 wrote:Socrates wrote:phips wrote:yay. we're not level with Villa anymore in this table.
How do you figure that? We will shoot up a few places if Chelsea and Southampton move into the top 7 though as they will have to recalculate it. Come to think of it you'd have to know who the final top 7 after 38 games were going to be for it to have real merit at all.
It's based on points per game, so Villa's is now.divided by 11 and drops. Ours stays out.of.10 and won't change it until we beat the rags
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