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Thread | How the table could look after tonight's fixtures (08/03)
at 12:54 8 Mar 2022
A win over us tonight could see a 2-place jump for our visitors, while the home win we are all hoping for is needed for us to keep touch with the top 6. With Sheff Wed not playing tonight, if Sunderland and Plymouth results go our way, we could be sitting 2 points off sixth, albeit with Wednesday having a game in hand.
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Thread | How the table could look after the midweek games
at 08:39 22 Feb 2022
Hi guys, me again.
Have added the next opponents (and postponement reasons) since posting last time.
Important we get a good result tonight to keep pace with the teams ahead of us - but you all knew that already!
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Thread | How the table could look after the weekend
at 12:47 10 Feb 2022
Inspired some posts on Twitter of some other leagues, I put a tool together to look at the next matchday's fixtures and the league table as it stands, and to work out the highest and lowest possible position for each team.
A green or blue bar represents positions that can be reached with a goal difference swing of <4.
An orange or yellow bar represents positions that can be mathematically reached, but are less likely as they require a swing of >= 4 goal difference.
A red 'x' represents positions that, while reachable points-wise, are actually impossible due to other fixtures.
I made this a while ago when things were looking a lot more positive, but it's been parked for ages because it made for depressing reading. I've decided to bring it out mainly to obtain feedback, and who knows, maybe things could start to look exciting. It's just something that's fun to look at.
If you spot any errors, please let me know, or if there is anything you'd like to add. Some ideas I have had are
- Show at each position on the orange/yellow bars just how much GD swing is required for said position to be reached
- Show at the bottom what is causing any impossible positions (red 'x's)
- Show each teams next opponent - maybe at the top of each column, written vertically
Anyway, enough rambling, here it is. How the League 1 table could look after Saturday Feb 12th's fixtures (click to enlarge):
Credit BBC Sport for the fixtures and our very own Gav for the league table source
[Post edited 10 Feb 12:51]
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