Brainy Posted 6 March 2007 Posted 6 March 2007 The idea is to split all 24 teams into four groups of six - in order of success this season First group - Good Second group - Satisfactory Third group - Unsatisfactory Fourth group - Woeful My groups Good: Sunderland Colchester West Brom Wolves Derby Birmingham Satisfactory: Preston Cardiff Stoke Plymouth Southampton Crystal Palace Unsatisfactory: Coventry Norwich Ipswich Leicester Sheffield Wednesday Barnsley Woeful: Southend Leeds QPR Luton Hull Burnley
Head Honcho Posted 6 March 2007 Posted 6 March 2007 The idea is to split all 24 teams into four groups of six - in order of success this season First group - Good Second group - Satisfactory Third group - Unsatisfactory Fourth group - Woeful My groups Good: Sunderland Colchester West Brom Wolves Derby Birmingham Satisfactory: Preston Cardiff Stoke Plymouth Southampton Crystal Palace Unsatisfactory: Coventry Norwich Ipswich Leicester Sheffield Wednesday Barnsley Woeful: Southend Leeds QPR Luton Hull Burnley Isn't that almost how the league table is bunched?
Brainy Posted 6 March 2007 Author Posted 6 March 2007 The idea is to split all 24 teams into four groups of six - in order of success this season First group - Good Second group - Satisfactory Third group - Unsatisfactory Fourth group - Woeful My groups Good: Sunderland Colchester West Brom Wolves Derby Birmingham Satisfactory: Preston Cardiff Stoke Plymouth Southampton Crystal Palace Unsatisfactory: Coventry Norwich Ipswich Leicester Sheffield Wednesday Barnsley Woeful: Southend Leeds QPR Luton Hull Burnley It's the same with Birmingham. Their fans won't stop moaning and they're basically top if they win the games in hand. It was either Southampton or Birmingham to drop into the satisfactory group
potter3 Posted 6 March 2007 Posted 6 March 2007 Good: Sunderland Colchester West Brom Derby Birmingham Preston Satisfactory: Wolves Cardiff Stoke Plymouth Southampton Sheff Wed. Unsatisfactory: Coventry Norwich Ipswich Leicester C. Palace Barnsley Woeful: Southend Leeds QPR Luton Hull Burnley Am I the first one to do it properly It almost the same anyway.
SystonFox Posted 7 March 2007 Posted 7 March 2007 Good: Sunderland Southampton West Brom Wolves Cardiff Birmingham Satisfactory: Preston Colchester Stoke Plymouth Derby Sheff Wed Unsatisfactory: Coventry Norwich Ipswich Leicester C. Palace Woeful: Southend Leeds QPR Luton Hull Burnley Barnsley sorry but i just had to have 7 in the bottom grp cos they have all been awfull.
dandannieldanok Posted 7 March 2007 Posted 7 March 2007 Good: West Brom Sunderland Derby Preston Wolves Cardiff Colchester Stoke Satisfactory: Birmingham Plymouth Sheffield Wednesday Barnsley Unsatisfactory: Leicester Crystal Palace Coventry Burnley Ipswich Southend Woeful: Norwich Leeds Hull Burnley Luton QPR You may think some of my placements are strange, as in Barnsley satisfactory for example, but all of my groupings are based on early season expectation.
Guest Gist Posted 7 March 2007 Posted 7 March 2007 Good: West Brom Sunderland Derby Preston Wolves Cardiff Colchester Stoke Satisfactory: Birmingham Plymouth Sheffield Wednesday Barnsley Unsatisfactory: Leicester Crystal Palace Coventry Burnley Ipswich Southend Woeful: Norwich Leeds Hull Burnley Luton QPR You may think some of my placements are strange, as in Barnsley satisfactory for example, but all of my groupings are based on early season expectation. I agree with that
C-man Posted 7 March 2007 Posted 7 March 2007 Changed the groupings slightly, but Great Colchester United (fantastic first season at this level) Derby County (Expect them to go back up due to a great manager and some good signings) Wolverhampton Wanderers (Sneaked a hell of a lot of wins, the sign of a good team) Cardiff City (I don't think many expected them to be where they are) Sunderland (Going back up) West Bromwich Albion (Great home record, expect them to go up) Good Stoke City Southampton Sheffield Wednesday Plymouth Argyle Preston Birmingham (They should be top with their squad, yet i don't think they'll be promoted) Average Leicester City (looks like we're going to get another 14th/15th place finish) Coventry City Crystal Palace (Done relatively well considering they have HIM.) Ipswich Town Barnsley (To stay up on the last day will be a great achievement) Southend (Ditto) Poor Queens Park Rangers (Will be relegated) Leeds United (Will be relegated) Luton Town (Will be relegated) Norwich City (I expected them to do well, dreadful year) Burnley (In relegation trouble after a bright start) Hull City (Beat Brum one week get 5 past them the next, odd team)
Fez of Mahrez Posted 7 March 2007 Posted 7 March 2007 Mostly agree with C-Man, apart from that I'd swap Preston with WBA. Extremely impressed that they've shrugged off the loss of Davies and a couple of key players and still kept up their top six monotony.
Geo V Posted 7 March 2007 Posted 7 March 2007 Ive changed it a bit but have based my selections on what the expectations probably were at the start of the season. Great Derby Preston Wolves Colchester Good Birmingham West Brom Sunderland Southampton Cardiff Stoke Average Plymouth Sheffield Wednesday Ipswich Barnsley Poor Crystal Palace Leicester Coventry Norwich Burnley Luton QPR Hull Southend Shocking Leeds
DB11 Posted 7 March 2007 Posted 7 March 2007 We may all be LCFC fans but how can you not have them in the woeful group?
potter3 Posted 7 March 2007 Posted 7 March 2007 We may all be LCFC fans but how can you not have them in the woeful group? We're mid-table, it not exactly woeful. Did you expect us to gain promotion or something
Brainy Posted 8 March 2007 Author Posted 8 March 2007 Some of us younger fans seem to think promotion is a realistic aim at the start of every season, even if we were favourites to go down.
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