The Orange Seagull
Time Traveller
Newcastle 98
Huddersfield 95
Albion 92
Huddersfield 95
Albion 92
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Bit of fun predictor
- Thread starter Sussex Nomad
- Start date
The Brighton Buzz
Falmer here we come
- Jan 31, 2008
- 1,277
Using worldfootball.net predictor I came up with following:
1 Brighton 98 points drawing last game against Villa
2 Newcastle 97 points up on goal difference
3 Huddersfield 97 points
4 Fulham 81 points
5 Leeds 80 points
6 Sheff Wed 79 points
7 Reading 79 points Missing out on goal difference
Relegated
Blackburn 42 points
Wigan 41 points
Rotherham 21 points
Enjoy the ride
1 Brighton 98 points drawing last game against Villa
2 Newcastle 97 points up on goal difference
3 Huddersfield 97 points
4 Fulham 81 points
5 Leeds 80 points
6 Sheff Wed 79 points
7 Reading 79 points Missing out on goal difference
Relegated
Blackburn 42 points
Wigan 41 points
Rotherham 21 points
Enjoy the ride
Will Reading have an early pitch invasion again ?
Uh_huh_him
Well-known member
- Sep 28, 2011
- 10,686
They're not in bad form at the moment.. Hopefully they can turn it on this Friday.
Icy Gull
Back on the rollercoaster
- Jul 5, 2003
- 72,015
Newcastle 101
Hudds 95
Us 92
You can feck off too, you are obviously another CHOKER. I am gutted to see how many Albion fans have us ending up third. Wimps and losers all of you, let's hope the team have bigger COJONES than so many of their "leave on 80 mins" fans. Grrrrr
Sussex Nomad
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SUA Seagull
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Toon 99
Albion 95
Hudders 93
It really does look like the top three teams will each net over 90 points this season, which - if it happens - would be astonishing. Whoever fails to go up automatically with that haul is going to be well and truly gutted come the playoffs and will have to pick themselves up off the floor to face the 6th placed team. However, with Fulham on a charge at the moment it's anyone's guess as to who will finish 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th and so it's likely that, this season, none of the playoff teams will have the luxury of being able to rest players for the playoffs as it is highly possible that the playoff places won't be decided until the last game of the regular season.
Hudders' remaining fixtures don't look too bad with the mid-April back to back games with Derby (A) and Fulham (H) likely to be their most challenging. Similarly, Toon have Wednesday (A) and Leeds (H) but their other fixtures all look winnable.
The fact is that there will be a lot more twists and turns with actual results straying wildly from our predictions, especially where lower teams are fighting for survival. I still believe we can do it - principally because I don't even want to think about how sick I'd feel if we were to be pipped at the post. If only bloody Hudders would have a wobble then my nerves would be a lot calmer!
As of today, we remain in a great position and a top two slot is ours to lose.
Albion 95
Hudders 93
It really does look like the top three teams will each net over 90 points this season, which - if it happens - would be astonishing. Whoever fails to go up automatically with that haul is going to be well and truly gutted come the playoffs and will have to pick themselves up off the floor to face the 6th placed team. However, with Fulham on a charge at the moment it's anyone's guess as to who will finish 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th and so it's likely that, this season, none of the playoff teams will have the luxury of being able to rest players for the playoffs as it is highly possible that the playoff places won't be decided until the last game of the regular season.
Hudders' remaining fixtures don't look too bad with the mid-April back to back games with Derby (A) and Fulham (H) likely to be their most challenging. Similarly, Toon have Wednesday (A) and Leeds (H) but their other fixtures all look winnable.
The fact is that there will be a lot more twists and turns with actual results straying wildly from our predictions, especially where lower teams are fighting for survival. I still believe we can do it - principally because I don't even want to think about how sick I'd feel if we were to be pipped at the post. If only bloody Hudders would have a wobble then my nerves would be a lot calmer!
As of today, we remain in a great position and a top two slot is ours to lose.
And we all know what that feels like, don't we? Hopefully last season's heartache will have strengthened our players' resolve if it comes to the you-know-what.
Edit: Which it won't.
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