manimanc
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Premier League Table Since 2011/12
- Thread starter bluebc
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lancs blue
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Yes, essentially the "big 6" plus Everton are the only constants, surprised me that, I'd have thought more like 11 or 12.Seems like weird seeing how few clubs have stayed in the Prem the whole time
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2011/12 - 89 points
2012/13 - 78 points
2013/14 - 86 points
2014/15 - 79 points
2015/16 - 66 points
2016/17 - 78 points
2017/18 - 100 points
2018/19 - 98 points
2019/20 - 81 points
2020/21 - 86 points
2021/22 - 93 points
Average points total - 84.9
2012/13 - 78 points
2013/14 - 86 points
2014/15 - 79 points
2015/16 - 66 points
2016/17 - 78 points
2017/18 - 100 points
2018/19 - 98 points
2019/20 - 81 points
2020/21 - 86 points
2021/22 - 93 points
Average points total - 84.9
Don't show it to the scousers they'll say we're inflating the figures ! (Those who can read ) !1 Man City - 948 points (424 games)
2 Liverpool - 836 points (424 games)
3 Chelsea - 810 points (424 games)
4 Man United - 804 points (424 games)
5 Tottenham - 784 points (424 games)
6 Arsenal - 777 points (424 games)
7 Everton - 600 points (424 games)
8 West Ham - 498 points (386 games)
9 Southampton - 483 points (386 games)
10 Newcastle - 465 points (386 games)
11 Leicester - 446 points (310 games)
12 Crystal Palace - 410 points (348 games)
13 West Brom - 321 points (304 games)
14 Stoke - 319 points (266 games)
15 Swansea - 312 points (266 games)
16 Aston Villa - 311 points (310 games)
17 Burnley - 295 points (265 games)
18 Wolves - 243 points (196 games)
19 Watford - 233 points (228 games)
20 Sunderland - 223 points (228 games)
Smashing it with an average 2.23 points per game
Gingers Dad
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The Dippers period of domination
Franny 1234
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Not in my lifetime LOL1 Man City - 948 points (424 games)
2 Liverpool - 836 points (424 games)
3 Chelsea - 810 points (424 games)
4 Man United - 804 points (424 games)
5 Tottenham - 784 points (424 games)
6 Arsenal - 777 points (424 games)
7 Everton - 600 points (424 games)
That is a staggering statistic. Are we really 112 pts further on that the Redshite?
Stoned Rose
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All a bit soulless though isn’t it?
I don’t get any enjoyment at all from us being this good.
I don’t get any enjoyment at all from us being this good.
2011/12 - 89 points
2012/13 - 78 points
2013/14 - 86 points
2014/15 - 79 points
2015/16 - 66 points
2016/17 - 78 points
2017/18 - 100 points
2018/19 - 98 points
2019/20 - 81 points
2020/21 - 86 points
2021/22 - 93 points
Average points total - 84.9
Average points total under Pep - 89.3
Champions Again Ole Ole
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It just shows how inconsistent the other teams have been over this period to be so far behind. We've lost 5 of them leagues, won 1 on goals difference, 2 by a point and 1 by 2 points.