You couldn't make these tables up....

You couldn't make these tables up....

Postby Alan » Thu May 14, 2015 1:21 pm

....and I haven't. Hopefully all figures are correct.

The top 12 teams v each other………
........................HOME..............AWAY
…………..…… W D L F…. A W D L F…A…PTS
Burton…..……….7 2 2 12.7......4 4 3 12.11.....39
MORECAMBE.…5 1 5 15.16......6 3 2 14.9......37
Wycombe…..…..3 4 4 13.14......6 3 2 20.12....34
Plymouth….……4 3 3 11..7...... 5 2 4 14.11.....33
Bury….............. 6 2 3 15.12.....3 4 4 10.13.....33
Shrewsbury………6 3 2 18.7......2 2 7 8.11.......29
Stevenage……….7 2 2 15.10......0 5 6 7.15......28
Southend…………5 5 1 12. 5.......2 2 7 9.20......28
Newport…………..5 2 4 9..9.......3 2 6 9.14......28
Northampton ……5 2 4 18.15......3 1 7 11.17.....27
Exeter……………4 4 3 13.13......2 3 6 10.18.....27
Luton…………….4 2 5 15.12......2 2 7 6.14.......22

If we remove Northampton, the only team below us ……….top two…....
Morecambe………5 1 4 15.15....6 3 1 13.7.....37
Burton…………….6 2 2 9.6......3 4 3 10.10....33

The bottom 12 teams v Morecambe and each other………
........................HOME.................. AWAY
…………………….… W D L F..A…….. W D L F..A…. PTS
Dagenham & Red……7 2 3 23.10….. 5 3 4 17.17……. 41
York……………....….5 4 3 12.10……. 5 5 2 20.11…… 39
Portsmouth…………..6 4 2 21.12……. 3 6 3 21.14….. 37
Accrington..………….8 3 1 22.13....…2 3 7 11.22…… 36
Carlisle……………….6 4 2 18.16…... 4 2 6 15.21……. 36
Cheltenham………... 4 7 1 14.9…….. 3 5 4 13.16…… 33
Oxford…...……………5 4 3 17.11…… 2 5 5 13.9…….. 30
Cambridge…………….4 3 5 23.21…… 4 3 5 16.17…… 30
Wimbledon…………….5 3 4 13.13…. . 2 6 4 13.17…… 30
Hartlepool………………4 4 4 9.13…... 3 3 6 12.16……. 28
Mansfield………….…..6 3 3 15.14…... 1 4 7 8.18.…… 28
MORECAMBE…………3 5 4 11.12…... 3 3 6 13.15…… 26
Tranmere……………….3 5 4 16.16…....2 3 7 9.17…… 23

and if we add Northampton to this table……….bottom two….
Morecambe…………..3 5 5 11.13….. 3 3 7 14.17….. 26
Tranmere…………..…4 5 4 18.17….. 2 3 8 . 9.18….. 26
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Re: You couldn't make these tables up....

Postby black morse » Thu May 14, 2015 4:16 pm

These are far more informative than the home v away debate.

Why do we do so well against the top teams? Is it that -
we are more motivated?
or that the top teams underestimate us?
or that the top teams concentrate on winning and allow us more opportunities?
or that we set up differently against the better clubs?
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Re: You couldn't make these tables up....

Postby Shrimpy » Thu May 14, 2015 4:26 pm

black morse wrote:These are far more informative than the home v away debate.

Why do we do so well against the top teams? Is it that -
we are more motivated?
or that the top teams underestimate us?
or that the top teams concentrate on winning and allow us more opportunities?
or that we set up differently against the better clubs?

I think we were at our best last season when sitting back, soaking up pressure and playing on the break. Playing against the better sides affords us that opportunity as they will attack us. Playing against the crap teams will shift onus onto us to attack them, especially at home, which is where our lack of creativity in midfield probably comes into it.
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Re: You couldn't make these tables up....

Postby Christies Child » Thu May 14, 2015 5:05 pm

Shrimpy wrote:
black morse wrote:These are far more informative than the home v away debate.

Why do we do so well against the top teams? Is it that -
we are more motivated?
or that the top teams underestimate us?
or that the top teams concentrate on winning and allow us more opportunities?
or that we set up differently against the better clubs?

I think we were at our best last season when sitting back, soaking up pressure and playing on the break. Playing against the better sides affords us that opportunity as they will attack us. Playing against the crap teams will shift onus onto us to attack them, especially at home, which is where our lack of creativity in midfield probably comes into it.


Hopefully this is one area that Jimbo sees as an area in need of attention and if the signings to date are part of the solution then the future looks a lot brighter.
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Re: You couldn't make these tables up....

Postby Wild Bill » Thu May 14, 2015 5:52 pm

Shrimpy wrote:
black morse wrote:These are far more informative than the home v away debate.

Why do we do so well against the top teams? Is it that -
we are more motivated?
or that the top teams underestimate us?
or that the top teams concentrate on winning and allow us more opportunities?
or that we set up differently against the better clubs?

I think we were at our best last season when sitting back, soaking up pressure and playing on the break. Playing against the better sides affords us that opportunity as they will attack us. Playing against the crap teams will shift onus onto us to attack them, especially at home, which is where our lack of creativity in midfield probably comes into it.


Spot on!
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Re: You couldn't make these tables up....

Postby Lloydie » Thu May 14, 2015 6:22 pm

If we sign Wildig to add to Devitt and the two other new signings, that's a pretty creative midfield, hope we sign a league 2 Matic next and will be looking pretty dam good
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Re: You couldn't make these tables up....

Postby BoroRedShrimp » Thu May 14, 2015 6:55 pm

Pablo Mills been released by Bury. Also ex Hartlepool striker Luke James transfer listed by Peterborough.
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Re: You couldn't make these tables up....

Postby Christies Child » Thu May 14, 2015 7:52 pm

BoroRedShrimp wrote:Pablo Mills been released by Bury. Also ex Hartlepool striker Luke James transfer listed by Peterborough.


Wrong thread but what the hell...... :lol: :lol: :lol:

Really impressed me when with Bury atr The Globe this season.

Maybe lost some pace but a superb organizer who Jimbo knows very well from the way they greeted each other at the end of that game. Replacement for Hughes.... :?: :?: :?:
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Re: You couldn't make these tables up....

Postby Phil Anderer » Fri May 15, 2015 7:33 am

black morse wrote:These are far more informative than the home v away debate.

Why do we do so well against the top teams? Is it that -
we are more motivated?
or that the top teams underestimate us?
or that the top teams concentrate on winning and allow us more opportunities?
or that we set up differently against the better clubs?


As I said on a different thread a while ago, I think the better teams tend to play more open, attacking football, which gives us more space to play on the ground and to feet. Where we get stymied is where teams lock us down and force us into the air. Maybe if we moved the ball more quickly, paticularly in midfield, we could do better generally. I thought we were starting to do this with a Devitt/Wildig/Fleming triumvirate towards the end of the season
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Re: You couldn't make these tables up....

Postby ezz » Fri May 15, 2015 11:31 am

I'd pine for the fact we defend better against teams trying to play football, and can't hack defending against those teams that just lump it to a big target man.
The top12 teams generally try to play better football.
Get over it ;)
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Re: You couldn't make these tables up....

Postby MfcChris » Fri May 15, 2015 11:47 am

Remove Northampton just to make the tables even better/worse.

If we removed all 23 teams, we would be top :o Or would we be bottom. :roll:
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