BlueAnorak
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My whole point is that it isn’t comparing apples with apples because one is a 42 game season and the other is a 38 game season. Converting out 3 points for a win into 2 points doesn’t address that difference it just replicates it.
How can that possibly be a like for like comparison? Wouldnt the true like for like comparison be to multiply Liverpool’s 1978 points total by 38/42? Or to multiply our points total by 42/38? A points percentage doesn’t really give a like for like comparison.
That's why they tend to use points % and win % to equalise things.
We can claim the latter by winning at Southampton.
We can't surpass Preston for the first - by losing to Utd and drawing with Hudderfield that boat sailed.