Since I started making these predictions I have predicted 114 out of 217 games correctly for 167 points. Lawrenson predicted 112 games out of 216 correctly for 152 points. Merson predicted 108 games out of 212 correctly for 152 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.
Southampton-Spurs 1-1
Burnley-Leicester 1-1
Palace-Hull 2-1
Newcastle-Swansea 1-1
QPR-West Ham 1-2
Stoke-Sunderland 2-1
West Brom-Liverpool 1-2
Man City-Aston Villa 1-0
Everton-Man U 1-2
Arsenal-Chelsea 1-1
MAGIC NUMBERS
Here are our magic numbers for the entire League as
explained here:
I have left the clubs in the same order as when I first
posted this list because I find it more interesting that way.
Strictly speaking magic numbers do not go negative—when the
number reaches zero you have clinched finishing ahead of that team—that is why
the number is magic. Nevertheless, I am
going to continue calculating negative magic numbers because that information
is useful to me in comparing the various clubs.
Anyone who is bothered by this can just treat all negative numbers as
zero.
Chelsea 39
(we can no longer catch them)
Man City 24
Man U 25
Arsenal 29
Tottenham 17
Liverpool 20
West Ham 3
Swansea 7
Stoke
6
Newcastle -5
Everton
1
Palace
2
Sunderland -8
West Brom -4
Aston Villa -6
Burnley -14
Hull -9
QPR -14
Leicester -9
The points total
mathematically needed to avoid relegation is still 45. This week Stoke reached safety. The number will drop if Leicester or Sunderland
drop points or if Hull loses.
We have still only clinched
12th place. Once again, if everything goes right this
weekend, we could clinch 8th place.
This time, however, we don’t mind if that happens since the other games
about which we care do not have to turn out any particular way to help us
clinch 8th.
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