41 Points

[StanSP]

13 minutes ago, FoxFossil said:

What price 7th place, and then it doesn't qualify for Europe. Soo Lester.

To be fair, that wouldn't be our fault. We can blame Man City for that. 

[ThaiFox]

4 minutes ago, sylofox said:

The mighty spuds must be one of those six

errrrrr.....surprisingly they are not!

[Livid]

I’ve been thinking about the points we’ve thrown away this year.

 

I know every club can point to games where they’ve slipped up, West Ham probably being the best example, but if we had cut out the self inflicted mistakes 7th would be wrapped up. 

[sylofox]

3 minutes ago, StanSP said:

To be fair, that wouldn't be our fault. We can blame Man City for that. 

Or we could finish 8th and be thanking them

[mozartfox]

Only 3 points behind the mighty Wolvesalona.  That is a real achievement with 7 games to go.

[st albans fox]

5 minutes ago, mozartfox said:

Only 3 points behind the mighty Wolvesalona.  That is a real achievement with 7 games to go.

They have a game in hand ............ ?

[Hollyfox]

52 minutes ago, Spudulike said:

Still behind Fulham in the all-time Premier League table at 17th. Expect to move up to 15th early next season.

 

https://www.statbunker.com/alltimestats/AllTimeLeagueTable?comp_code=EPL

Surprised to see MK Dons in 24th place with 391 Premier league points?

[Corky]

All the best managers reach 41 points 

[Izzy]

2 hours ago, Spudulike said:

Still behind Fulham in the all-time Premier League table at 17th. Expect to move up to 15th early next season.

 

https://www.statbunker.com/alltimestats/AllTimeLeagueTable?comp_code=EPL

Interesting is that, thanks for posting.

 

Strange to see that we're still behind the likes of Bolton & Fulham in terms of PL games played, and still way behind the likes of Middlesbrough, Sunderland and Blackburn.

 

We might think that we're now an established PL side with lofty ambitions but we've still got a way to go really...

[blaaklint]

1 hour ago, Izzy said:

Interesting is that, thanks for posting.

 

Strange to see that we're still behind the likes of Bolton & Fulham in terms of PL games played, and still way behind the likes of Middlesbrough, Sunderland and Blackburn.

 

We might think that we're now an established PL side with lofty ambitions but we've still got a way to go really...

Apparently we've scored exactly the same number of goals (612) as Sunderland in 117 fewer games.

[Nalis]

3 hours ago, Spudulike said:

Still behind Fulham in the all-time Premier League table at 17th. Expect to move up to 15th early next season.

 

https://www.statbunker.com/alltimestats/AllTimeLeagueTable?comp_code=EPL

Always interesting to see this, Coventry still way ahead of Forest and Derby obviously.

[pleatout]

3 hours ago, Spudulike said:

Still behind Fulham in the all-time Premier League table at 17th. Expect to move up to 15th early next season.

 

https://www.statbunker.com/alltimestats/AllTimeLeagueTable?comp_code=EPL

MK Dons !!!!!!!!!

[Fox92]

4 hours ago, Spudulike said:

Still behind Fulham in the all-time Premier League table at 17th. Expect to move up to 15th early next season.

 

https://www.statbunker.com/alltimestats/AllTimeLeagueTable?comp_code=EPL

Who exactly takes any notice of an "all-time" table? We won the bloody thing ffs.

[String fellow]

No team has ever been relegated from the 38-game PL with 12 wins under their belt. As a very general rule of thumb, if you reverse the digits of 41, you get the final position of about 14th.

[UPinCarolina]

6 hours ago, shailen said:

Don't want to curse it or anything but have we got to the stage where we are almost too big to go down. Obviously every team can, but the investment we are making in youth, our new training facility, the managers and players we are attracting- I think we are getting closer to that top 6 and hopefully there for years to come. 

The sad and exciting truth is that no one (in theory, not practice - still applicable to most) is too big to go down. Villa proved this.

Edited 17 March 2019 by UPinCarolina

[rn9013]

30 minutes ago, UPinCarolina said:

The sad and exciting truth is that no one (in theory, not practice - still applicable to most) is too big to go down. Villa proved this.

Completely agree. Barring the top 6, I can envisage anyone from the remaining 14 teams being relegated in the next 10 years under the right circumstances. In fact, I’d go as far as to argue that the day we as fans, and more importantly the owners and staff, believe we’re ‘too big to go down’ is the season we are likely to end up in serious trouble. 

Edited 17 March 2019 by rn9013

[Vlad the Fox]

5 hours ago, Fox92 said:

Who exactly takes any notice of an "all-time" table? We won the bloody thing ffs.

it’s a bit like spurs two season table from a couple of years back.  

[Johnthefoxrayner]

On 16/03/2019 at 17:48, Spudulike said:

West Ham went down with 42 points in 2003. 

 

Just saying  

Negative comment, 

[Wymsey]

All down to Pearson, who laid the important bottom foundations of the club initially to allow the managers after him to continue to build from it.. 

 

Edited 17 March 2019 by Wymeswold fox

[shailen]

7 hours ago, UPinCarolina said:

The sad and exciting truth is that no one (in theory, not practice - still applicable to most) is too big to go down. Villa proved this.

Agreed but the way the modern game is going - you have to invest massively to keep yourself in the league. We look like we are getting closer to Spurs, Arsenal...etc and are going further away from the Brightons (no offence) of the league.

 

Of course any club can get relegated - but the way our football club is run and the committment of our owners I cannot see us going down for a number of years. 

[FoxFossil]

Another Great Escape (from Puel this time).