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Post by hypotenuse on Jun 7, 2019 13:52:04 GMT 1
I did a little research on this, going back 12 seasons. The choice of 12 was not to avoid or include particular data; it was what I could conveniently fit on my piece of paper. Some of you may wish to extend the work further.
For clubs relegated from the Prem 2007-2018 inclusive and their subsequent seasons in the Championship 2008-2019 inclusive.
36 teams (though several repeats)
5 automatic promotion
4 play off winners
5 play off fails
2 relegated again
18 not in top 6 or bottom 3
What does it all mean for us?
The 5 automatically promoted teams did not have too much player movement over the summer and 3 of the 5 kept the same manager.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 7, 2019 14:13:39 GMT 1
People will be just happy to stay up as if we're in 2012 again when that would have been a success. These stats say we should at least be competing for promotion.
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Post by galpharm2400 on Jun 7, 2019 14:16:49 GMT 1
I did a little research on this, going back 12 seasons. The choice of 12 was not to avoid or include particular data; it was what I could conveniently fit on my piece of paper. Some of you may wish to extend the work further. For clubs relegated from the Prem 2007-2018 inclusive and their subsequent seasons in the Championship 2008-2019 inclusive. 36 teams (though several repeats) 5 automatic promotion 4 play off winners 5 play off fails 2 relegated again 18 not in top 6 or bottom 3 What does it all mean for us? The 5 automatically promoted teams did not have too much player movement over the summer and 3 of the 5 kept the same manager. does your length of stay in the Premier affect you ability to get back?? |
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Post by midlander on Jun 7, 2019 14:18:21 GMT 1
I did a little research on this, going back 12 seasons. The choice of 12 was not to avoid or include particular data; it was what I could conveniently fit on my piece of paper. Some of you may wish to extend the work further. For clubs relegated from the Prem 2007-2018 inclusive and their subsequent seasons in the Championship 2008-2019 inclusive. 36 teams (though several repeats) 5 automatic promotion 4 play off winners 5 play off fails 2 relegated again 18 not in top 6 or bottom 3 What does it all mean for us? The 5 automatically promoted teams did not have too much player movement over the summer and 3 of the 5 kept the same manager. What happened to the other two clubs? Did they just disappear? |
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Post by Spike24 on Jun 7, 2019 19:38:08 GMT 1
I did a little research on this, going back 12 seasons. The choice of 12 was not to avoid or include particular data; it was what I could conveniently fit on my piece of paper. Some of you may wish to extend the work further. For clubs relegated from the Prem 2007-2018 inclusive and their subsequent seasons in the Championship 2008-2019 inclusive. 36 teams (though several repeats) 5 automatic promotion 4 play off winners 5 play off fails 2 relegated again 18 not in top 6 or bottom 3 What does it all mean for us? The 5 automatically promoted teams did not have too much player movement over the summer and 3 of the 5 kept the same manager. What happened to the other two clubs? Did they just disappear? I'm presuming relegated ( Sunderland, man city). |
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Post by Spike24 on Jun 7, 2019 19:40:15 GMT 1
Sunderland, pompey even.
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Post by Spike24 on Jun 7, 2019 19:42:53 GMT 1
Wolves and Blackpool also suffered dual relegation, so your stats are wrong.
4 teams with dual relegation in 4 years I make it.
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Post by Spike24 on Jun 7, 2019 19:44:30 GMT 1
Wolves and Blackpool also suffered dual relegation, so your stats are wrong. 4 teams with dual relegation in 4 years I make it. I give in, 4 teams in 12 years I mean. Ffs. |
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Post by midlander on Jun 7, 2019 20:39:05 GMT 1
What happened to the other two clubs? Did they just disappear? I'm presuming relegated ( Sunderland, man city). No mate. The clubs he lists makes 34 including two who went down. There should be 36. |
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Post by hypotenuse on Jun 7, 2019 20:42:41 GMT 1
I did a little research on this, going back 12 seasons. The choice of 12 was not to avoid or include particular data; it was what I could conveniently fit on my piece of paper. Some of you may wish to extend the work further. For clubs relegated from the Prem 2007-2018 inclusive and their subsequent seasons in the Championship 2008-2019 inclusive. 36 teams (though several repeats) 5 automatic promotion 4 play off winners 5 play off fails 2 relegated again 18 not in top 6 or bottom 3 What does it all mean for us? The 5 automatically promoted teams did not have too much player movement over the summer and 3 of the 5 kept the same manager. What happened to the other two clubs? Did they just disappear? Sorry - didn’t transcribe data well. The missing 2 are play off fails - 7 in total. The 2 relegations stat is correct. Wolves 2012 and 2013, Sunderland 2017 and 2018. |
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Post by hypotenuse on Jun 7, 2019 20:45:07 GMT 1
Wolves and Blackpool also suffered dual relegation, so your stats are wrong. 4 teams with dual relegation in 4 years I make it. Blackpool didn’t. They finished 5th and lost in the play offs. Pompey didn’t. They finished 16th. |
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Post by Deleted on Jun 7, 2019 20:48:39 GMT 1
. 36 teams (though several repeats) How many actual different teams make up the relegated 36 ? |
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Post by hypotenuse on Jun 7, 2019 21:02:29 GMT 1
. 36 teams (though several repeats) How many actual different teams make up the relegated 36 ? 27 different teams Newcastle, WBA, Reading, Norwich, Birmingham, Burnley, QPR, Hull, Middlesbrough all appear twice. |
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Post by BLUE&WHITE on Jun 7, 2019 21:09:13 GMT 1
How many actual different teams make up the relegated 36 ? 27 different teams Newcastle, WBA, Reading, Norwich, Birmingham, Burnley, QPR, Hull, Middlesbrough all appear twice. How many of those have been relegated and returned the following season on more than one occassion? (Thinking Newcastle and Burnley?) |
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Post by hypotenuse on Jun 7, 2019 21:13:50 GMT 1
27 different teams Newcastle, WBA, Reading, Norwich, Birmingham, Burnley, QPR, Hull, Middlesbrough all appear twice. How many of those have been relegated and returned the following season on more than one occassion? (Thinking Newcastle and Burnley?) Newcastle are the only ones to twice return immediately, as champions on both occasions. |
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Post by lochnessterrier on Jun 8, 2019 21:52:00 GMT 1
I just want to see us scoring goals and winning a few matches again. I've forgotten what it feels like.
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Post by terriertim on Jun 9, 2019 10:19:37 GMT 1
Started to read this - then Lesbos Women V NotInterMen came on an obscure Romanian sports channel - tough choice - continue reading or watch 22 football challenged women kick a bag of wind on a cow patch of a pitch in deepest Africa.
Suffice to say it ended 28-1 to the home team......NotInterMen goalkeeper played a blinder !
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