Since I started making these predictions I have predicted 94
out of 179 games correctly for 139 points.
Lawrenson predicted 92 games correctly for 118 points. Merson predicted
86 games out of 175 correctly for 120 points.
I will link to Lawrenson’s and Merson’s new predictions when
they are published. They will be found
here and here.
Here are my predictions using the same rules outlined
here. Once again, my modifications for clubs
that have played a different number of games do not matter because only the
first and last place clubs are.
Man City-West Brom 1-0
Aston Villa-Swansea 0-1
Newcastle-Arsenal 1-2
Southampton-Burnley 1-0
Stoke-Palace 2-1
Tottenham-Leicester 2-1
West Ham-Sunderland 2-1
Liverpool-Man U 1-1
Hull-Chelsea 0-1
QPR-Everton 1-1
I think my system overrates QPR
and underrates Everton, but what can you do.
There are an unusually high number of 1-0 games predicted this week. Under my system, this is a natural result of
good defensive clubs playing poor offensive clubs. It will be interesting to see if any of these
low scoring game predictions pay off.
MAGIC NUMBERS
Here are our magic numbers for the entire League as
explained here:
I have left the clubs in the same order from when I first
posted this list because I find it more interesting that way.
Chelsea 45
Man City 36
Man U 34
Arsenal 35
Tottenham 28
Liverpool 32
West Ham 17
Swansea 19
Stoke 20
Newcastle 13
Everton
9
Palace 11
Sunderland 4
West Brom 11
Aston Villa 6
Burnley
3
Hull
6
QPR
0
Leicester
0
The points total
mathematically needed to avoid relegation dropped to 51. Since we play Burnley next we will officially
avoid relegation unless they beat us. It
is possible that we will clinch 14th place this weekend—it would
require us to win and Hull and Aston Villa to lose and Sunderland to draw.
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