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[Albion] Historic PL performance of teams on 25 points after 20 games + other stats



Dick Swiveller

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Sep 9, 2011
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Fancied another of my previous season comparisons. So here is where teams on 25 points after 20 games finished in previous seasons

2017/18 Watford - 14th with 41 points
2016/17 Bournemouth - 9th with 46 points
2015/16 No teams on 25 points. Southampton on 24 ended 6th with 63 points.
2014/15 No teams on 25 points. Villa on 22 ended 17th with 38 points
2013/14 No teams on 25 points Hull and Villa on 23 points ended 16th and 15th with 37 and 38 points respectively
2012/13 Norwich - 11th on 44 points
2011/12 Norwich - 12th on 47 points
2010/11 Blackburn - 15th on 43 points

PL table generator goes a bit weird after that.

I'll post a few other random stats as and when I find them. This one I like - the PL table this season for home games only. Not bad company.

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Dick Swiveller

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Kudos to our strikers. Big chances missed

18. Brighton and Hove Albion 12
19. Burnley 12
20. Huddersfield Town 10
 

Dick Swiveller

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This season. No of times 3 or more goals conceded. (Disclaimer - Done manually with Man Flu)

Liverpool - 0
Brighton - 1
Man City - 1
Wolves - 1
Chelsea - 1
Spurs - 2
Everton - 2
Leicester - 2
Watford - 2
Newcastle - 3
Palace - 3
Arsenal - 3
West Ham - 3
Bournemouth - 4
Man Utd - 5
Southampton - 5
Huddersfield - 6
Fulham - 7
Cardiff - 7
Burnley - 8
 

Dick Swiveller

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Points against the Big 6

Wolves - 9
Leicester - 6
Brighton - 4
Palace - 4
Southampton - 4
West Ham - 4
Watford - 3
Everton - 1
Fulham - 0
Burnley - 0
Cardiff - 0
Bournemouth - 0
Huddersfield - 0
Newcastle - 0
 

Dick Swiveller

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Sep 9, 2011
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After the two other threads about who we want to win, here is the point totals of 17th and 18th over the past few years along with the points needed to stay up

2017/18 17th = 18pts, 18th = 17pts. Safety total = 34pts
2016/17 17th = 16pts, 18th = 15pts. Safety total = 35pts
2015/16 17th = 19pts, 18th = 17pts. Safety total = 38pts
2014/15 17th = 18pts, 18th = 17pts. Safety total = 36pts
2013/14 17th = 18pts, 18th = 17pts. Safety total = 34pts
2012/13 17th = 18pts, 18th = 17pts. Safety total = 37pts
2011/12 17th = 17pts, 18th = 16pts. Safety total = 37pts

Assuming a Burnley and Saints loss today

2018/19 17th = 15pts, 18th = 14pts.

Burnley win

17th = 15pts, 18th = 15pts

Burnley and Saints win

17th = 18pts, 18th = 15pts

Lower than any of the previous 7 seasons unless both Burnley and Saints win.
 


Sussex Nomad

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Aug 26, 2010
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Kudos to our strikers. Big chances missed

18. Brighton and Hove Albion 12
19. Burnley 12
20. Huddersfield Town 10

Nice stats, but this one is bollocks (I know you didn't generate it, not blaming you). How the hell do they manage this stat?
 

GT49er

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Feb 1, 2009
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Gloucester
Good stats. Post #1 indicates that teams with 25 points after 20 games don't usually go down - which is very encouraging.

On other threads some people have said we're in easy street - just need three wins from eighteen. Stats in post#5 show very clearly that settling for 34 points would be a very dangerous risk!
 

Dick Swiveller

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Sep 9, 2011
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Nice stats, but this one is bollocks (I know you didn't generate it, not blaming you). How the hell do they manage this stat?
It is from the PL site who probably use the Opta stats which are likely to be accurate as they will use the same definition of a big chance. Skewed by the fact we will have had a lot fewer chances though.
 


Herr Tubthumper

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I’m bang up for finishing 6th like Southampton did.
 

Knocky's Nose

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May 7, 2017
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Eastbourne
We're currently 25/1 or thereabouts for the drop with most bookies. Hudds, Cardiff, Fulham and Burnley are all odds on or Evens.

Bookies rarely get it wrong. That's why they make many millions...

The only way we can't get 9 points from the second half of the season is if we play Gully up front and Tony Bloom in goal.
 


Nixonator

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Feb 8, 2016
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Shoreham Beach
Good stats. Post #1 indicates that teams with 25 points after 20 games don't usually go down - which is very encouraging.

On other threads some people have said we're in easy street - just need three wins from eighteen. Stats in post#5 show very clearly that settling for 34 points would be a very dangerous risk!

When they say 3 wins, I think they naturally mean a few draws that come with it.
 

Dick Swiveller

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Sep 9, 2011
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That stat for Hudds is ALL of their big chances isn't it? [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]

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Another manual one so just the bottom 10. Shot conversion rate.

Bournemouth - 12.1%
Brighton - 12.0%
West Ham - 11.9%
Burnley - 10.5%
Cardiff - 8.4%
Fulham - 7.3%
Southampton - 7.3%
Newcastle - 7.1%
Palace - 6.9%
Huddersfield 5.2%
 


GT49er

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Feb 1, 2009
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Gloucester
We're currently 25/1 or thereabouts for the drop with most bookies. Hudds, Cardiff, Fulham and Burnley are all odds on or Evens.

Bookies rarely get it wrong. That's why they make many millions...

The only way we can't get 9 points from the second half of the season is if we play Gully up front and Tony Bloom in goal.
Too small? :lol:
 

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