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Maybe you're right. 20 years ago I'd be very surprised if the team in 13th had garnered 0 points from the top 5 in 6 attempts. Feels totally standard now.

The top teams are doing more or less what they always do in the Champions League. (One in the semi final, 2 in the Qtrs). I think Man City are probably very very good. One of the best sides (if not the best side) of the EPL era. But I doubt Chelsea, Liverpool, Man United or Spurs are any...

Umm, I'm no McManaman fan, but there is absolutely a correlation between the points needed to survive and the quality of the league. The bottom clubs are taking less points from the excellent teams in the top 6. That's why the points needed to survive is trending downwards.

I've said for over a month that 35 points would be enough. Why would Stoke and Southamption, who have averaged less than 0.9 points per game for the first 33 games, suddenly average 1.5 points per game for the last 5? They are bad teams.