EPL 2020/2021
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@kiwipie said in EPL 2020/2021:
If the top 6 each season were given the points 10, 8, 6, 4, 2, 1 for positions 1-6, list the top 10 clubs in order. (The top club has 218 points and the 10th has 20 points)
- Manchester United 218
- Manchester City 92
Complete the rest.
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@canefan said in EPL 2020/2021:
@kiwipie Spurs at 6, Everton 7
- Manchester United 218
- Arsenal 143
- Chelsea 136
- Liverpool 113
- Manchester City 92
- Spurs 44
And so you don't guess every position for them, Everton are in 12th - they don't call the battle for 7th place The Everton Cup for nothing.
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@cyclops said in EPL 2020/2021:
Okay let's try 7 Rovers, 8 Aston Villa, 9 Leeds and 10 Newcastle
- Manchester United 218
- Arsenal 143
- Chelsea 136
- Liverpool 113
- Manchester City 92
- Spurs 44
- Leeds 22
You have the other 3, just the wrong positions.
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@canefan said in EPL 2020/2021:
@kiwipie Rovers in 8. They've been away for some time now. Villa at 10, Newcastle in 7
i followed rovers for ages, no way they can be higher than 8th
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@cyclops said in EPL 2020/2021:
Must be 7 Newcastle, 8 Rovers, 10 Villas.
Out of interest, where do West Ham come in this? Newcastle have a better record than I realised.
- Manchester United 218
- Arsenal 143
- Chelsea 136
- Liverpool 113
- Manchester City 92
- Spurs 44
- Newcastle 37
- Blackburn 25
- Leeds 22
- Aston Villa 20
West Ham have the 6th they just achieved and a 5th back in 1998/99. So their rank is 15th below Forest and Norwich. Newcastle were runners-up to United for 2 consecutive seasons and also have 2 third finishes.
Final question for the day!
If the European Super League "Big Six" were decided using this scoring method after the first 10 seasons of EPL, who would be in the 6?
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@kiwipie said in EPL 2020/2021:
@cyclops said in EPL 2020/2021:
Hmm I can't remember when Abramovich bought Chelsea.
So Man u and Arsenal the obvious options. Rovers, Leeds, Villa and Newcastle my pick for the others.
Correct except for Villa.
Then I guess Chelski make it