Bit late, but here you go:
Blackburn 91
QPR 89
Burnley 81
Swansea 80
Millwall 77
Sheffield United 75
Reading 75
Norwich 73
Luton 68
Watford 66
Bristol City 61
Rotherham 60
Preston 60
Hull City 59
Sunderland 56
Birmingham City 56
Stoke City 54
Wigan Athletic 54
Blackpool 54
Cardiff 52
Coventry City 48
Middlesbrough 47
West Brom 36
Huddersfield 34

Nice try

Load of tosh

Already out of date. Looking forward to the next one. Still a rubbish way to predict. Doesn’t allow for any gut feelings

Darnhill Claret wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 25, 2022 11:47 pm

Already out of date. Looking forward to the next one. Still a rubbish way to predict. Doesn’t allow for any gut feelings

'Eos' sounds like the sort of noise emitted by your Champion's supporters.

Darnhill Claret wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 25, 2022 11:47 pm

Already out of date. Looking forward to the next one. Still a rubbish way to predict. Doesn’t allow for any gut feelings

There are the updated ones comming out in about 2 mins

Why post that

Interstingly, the bottom 3 clubs (not shown) have a combined goal difference of plus 27, exactly the same as the top 3.

How do Burnley manage to get 69 more points from 29 games without imrpoving the goal difference? It's 23-0-6 or 22-3-3, so there must be some thumping defeats in there.

87 points is the current rate we could end the season on finishing in 2nd or 3rd

It’s great to be looking at predictions for league winners rather than magic numbers to predict survival. Long way to go with many factors involved (suspensions, injuries etc.) but our form and squad depth give great hope. UTC

One of the biggest variables which cant be factored in is changes in management teams and window transfers post world cup.

Has there ever been a time when both promoted teams got over 100 points?

Carwin261 wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 26, 2022 5:32 pm

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The idea that Hull and Stoke will finish above Watford completely baffles me

are we still in the playoffs