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Some interesting stuff in this OPTA analysis 12:11 - Oct 22 with 1388 views

Certainly the teams who stayed up despite not winning in the first eight matches which one side will manage this season.

The 'supercomputer' stuff is the same load of bollox that always favours the 'bigger' clubs as ever though.

https://theanalyst.com/2024/10/winless-premier-league-teams-wolves-southampton-i

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Some interesting stuff in this OPTA analysis on 12:18 - Oct 22 with 1307 views

urbanblue

Interesting ... I"d like to know how many (if any) of those teams were newly promoted if anyone would like to look it up. I'm too lazy and the article doesn't say.

Some interesting stuff in this OPTA analysis on 12:22 - Oct 22 with 1258 views

Steve_M

Some interesting stuff in this OPTA analysis on 12:18 - Oct 22 by urbanblue
Interesting ... I"d like to know how many (if any) of those teams were newly promoted if anyone would like to look it up. I'm too lazy and the article doesn't say.

I'm not sure any of them were, Newcastle went up in 16-17 and Bournemouth 21-22.

Blackburn were only a year on from being Champions too....

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Some interesting stuff in this OPTA analysis on 13:23 - Oct 22 with 1059 views

VanDusen

Some interesting stuff in this OPTA analysis on 12:22 - Oct 22 by Steve_M
I'm not sure any of them were, Newcastle went up in 16-17 and Bournemouth 21-22. Blackburn were only a year on from being Champions too....

No - none were. That was the season Blackburn came back to reality after Jack Walker retrenched his investment after getting the Premier League victory he'd wanted in 1995.

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