A different view of L2

[davidatpreston]

There is no way that hes factored in all 9 fixtures between the top 7 to get that guaranteed promotion figure. The only guaranteed figure which is correct is that of Champions because Gillingham are the only team who can physically get that amount. Completely pointless table.

 

You are absoultely correct, and in fact it is worse than that, In 2008 for example he has put 88 as the promtion points total required- it wasn't, it was 83, as the 4th team had just 82 points. Therefore 83 would have done, the fact the promoted third team got 88 is incidental. This basic error has been made throughout the table, so it is worse than useless.

[Bycarsbill]

For those who cannot open it

 

The end of the season is getting closer, and this league, especially towards the bottom is looking so tight, it could go down to goals scored at the end of the season.

 

97 - Champion 2008

96

95

94

93 - Champion 2012,2010

92

91

90 -

89 - Guaranteed Champion; Champion 2007

88 - Promotion 2008

87 - Guaranteed Promotion

86 - Champion 2011, 2006

85 - Champion 2009, Promotion2007

84 - Promotion 2012

83 -

82 - Promotion 2010

81 - Promotion 2006

80 - Promotion 2011

79 - Guaranteed Playoff place

78 - Promotion 2009, Playoff 2008

77

76

75

74

73

72 - Gillingham : Playoff 2012, 2010

71 - Playoff 2007

70 -

69 - Playoff 2011, 2009

68

67 - Port Vale

66 - Burton : Playoff 2006, 2009

65 -

64 - Cheltenham :

63 - Exeter : Guaranteed Safety

62 - Northampton

61 - Rotherham

60 -

59 -

58 -

57

56

55 - Southend, Fleetwood, Oxford

54 - Bradford

53 - Chesterfield

52 -

51 - Morecambe, Bristol Rovers

50 - Safety 2006

49 - Wycombe

48 - Safety 2011

47 - Dagenham & Redbridge, Rochdale : Safety 2007

46 -

45 - Wimbledon : Safety 2012, 2010

44 -

43 - Torquay, Plymouth, Accrington, Barnet : Safety 2008

42 - Safety 2009

41 - York

40 - Aldershot

39 -

 

 

 

 

 

As you can see, its proper tight, with only a few teams flying high

 

You've obviously done a lot of work on this, but sorry to be thick, what does it really prove?

[Dynamo]

You've obviously done a lot of work on this, but sorry to be thick, what does it really prove?

 

He didn't do anything - it's copied and pasted from another forum. :)

[Seamus O'Wye]

...not quite sure how 'alternative' this table is... haven't we all done this in our heads for the last umpteen years, working out the max number of points each team can get, how many more we need for promotion, to try and work out where we'll finish, to get to mid-table safety, to reach the 50 point mark, to avoid relegation etc.

Nothing new, I'm afraid.