JJ1990
Well-Known Member
Didn't see this thread already posted, so thought I'd start one.
I did this for the relegation thread and I'll bring it in for the promotion thread. It's the real league table, showing what points you're likely to need for the title, top 3 and top 7 spots based on historical averages and what each team is looking likely to finish with this season.
I only included the top 10, which yes does initially discount some teams only a point or two behind, but I don't want to list half the league as promotion contenders, so I'm sticking with the top 10 only for now. The totals listed are the average of total points each team that finished 1st, 3rd and 7th ended the season with between the 2010-11 and 2022-23 seasons, with the totals for the 19/20 season discarded for obvious reasons as they were for a shortened season.
90 - Predicted Champions, Predicted Automatics
89
88 - Average Champions
87 -
86 -
85 -
84 -
83 -
82 - Average Automatics
81 -
80 -
79 -
78 -
77 -
76 -
75 - Predicted Play Offs
74 -
73 -
72 - Average Play Offs
71 -
70 -
69 -
68 -
67 -
66 -
65 -
64 -
63 -
62 -
61 -
60 -
59 -
58 -
57 -
56 -
55 -
54 -
53 -
52 -
51 - Stockport(26)
50 -
49 - Mansfield(25), Wrexham(25)
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48 - Barrow(26)
47 -
46 -
45 -
44 - Crewe(26)
43 -
42 - Notts County(26)
41 -
40 -
39 - AFC Wimbledon(25)
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39 - MK Dons(24), Crawley(26)
38 - Accrington(26)
I know it's a stretched out table, but it'll start to close up as more games go by.
In terms of upcoming fixtures, the teams in the top third(1-8) will be listed green, the middle third(9-16) orange and the bottom third red(17-24).
1st - Stockport County, 51 points, GD 27: Walsall(H), Notts County(A), Doncaster(A), Harrogate(H), Grimsby(A)
2nd - Mansfield Town, 49 points, GD 24: Morecambe(A), FGR(H), Sutton(H), AFC Wimbledon(A), Notts County(H)
3rd - Wrexham, 49 points, GD 16: AFC Wimbledon(H), Newport(A), Crawley(H), Salford(A), Bradford(H)
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4th - Barrow, 48 points, GD 14: Sutton(A), Crewe(H), Notts County(A), MK Dons(H), Wimbledon(A)
5th - Crewe Alex, 44 points, GD 9: Swindon(H), Barrow(A), Morecambe(A), Salford(H), Tranmere(A)
6th - Notts County, 42 points, GD 8: Grimsby(A), Stockport(H), Barrow(H), Mansfield(A), Gillingham(H)
7th - AFC Wimbledon, 39 points, GD 13: Wrexham(A), Crawley(H), MK Dons(A), Mansfield(H), Bradford(A)
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8th - MK Dons, 39 points, GD 8: Tranmere(A), Morecambe(H), AFC Wimbledon(H), Gillingham(H), Barrow(A)
9th - Crawley Town, 38 points, GD -1: Salford(H), AFC Wimbledon(A), Wrexham(A), Morecambe(H), Crewe(A)
10th - Accrington Stanley, 38 points, GD 4: Gillingham(H), Walsall(A), Forest Green(A), Grimsby(H), MK Dons(A)
One thing really stands out here and that's how many promotion 6 pointers there will be in the next month or so. Barrow and Wimbledon have particularly tough games.
Next week's fixtures:
Saturday 13th January
Crawley Town v Salford City
Crewe Alex v Swindon Town
Grimsby Town v Notts County
Morecambe v Mansfield Town
Stockport County v Walsall
Sutton v Barrow
Tranmere Rovers v MK Dons
Wrexham v AFC Wimbledon
Some big games coming up. Crawley, Crewe, Notts County, Mansfield and Barrow will fancy their chances against strugglers. MK Dons have a tricky trip to inform Tranmere, as do Stockport at home to Walsall who've won 4 of their last 5. Wrexham you'd back to keep their form going against a depleted Wimbledon team.
I did this for the relegation thread and I'll bring it in for the promotion thread. It's the real league table, showing what points you're likely to need for the title, top 3 and top 7 spots based on historical averages and what each team is looking likely to finish with this season.
I only included the top 10, which yes does initially discount some teams only a point or two behind, but I don't want to list half the league as promotion contenders, so I'm sticking with the top 10 only for now. The totals listed are the average of total points each team that finished 1st, 3rd and 7th ended the season with between the 2010-11 and 2022-23 seasons, with the totals for the 19/20 season discarded for obvious reasons as they were for a shortened season.
90 - Predicted Champions, Predicted Automatics
89
88 - Average Champions
87 -
86 -
85 -
84 -
83 -
82 - Average Automatics
81 -
80 -
79 -
78 -
77 -
76 -
75 - Predicted Play Offs
74 -
73 -
72 - Average Play Offs
71 -
70 -
69 -
68 -
67 -
66 -
65 -
64 -
63 -
62 -
61 -
60 -
59 -
58 -
57 -
56 -
55 -
54 -
53 -
52 -
51 - Stockport(26)
50 -
49 - Mansfield(25), Wrexham(25)
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48 - Barrow(26)
47 -
46 -
45 -
44 - Crewe(26)
43 -
42 - Notts County(26)
41 -
40 -
39 - AFC Wimbledon(25)
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39 - MK Dons(24), Crawley(26)
38 - Accrington(26)
I know it's a stretched out table, but it'll start to close up as more games go by.
In terms of upcoming fixtures, the teams in the top third(1-8) will be listed green, the middle third(9-16) orange and the bottom third red(17-24).
1st - Stockport County, 51 points, GD 27: Walsall(H), Notts County(A), Doncaster(A), Harrogate(H), Grimsby(A)
2nd - Mansfield Town, 49 points, GD 24: Morecambe(A), FGR(H), Sutton(H), AFC Wimbledon(A), Notts County(H)
3rd - Wrexham, 49 points, GD 16: AFC Wimbledon(H), Newport(A), Crawley(H), Salford(A), Bradford(H)
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4th - Barrow, 48 points, GD 14: Sutton(A), Crewe(H), Notts County(A), MK Dons(H), Wimbledon(A)
5th - Crewe Alex, 44 points, GD 9: Swindon(H), Barrow(A), Morecambe(A), Salford(H), Tranmere(A)
6th - Notts County, 42 points, GD 8: Grimsby(A), Stockport(H), Barrow(H), Mansfield(A), Gillingham(H)
7th - AFC Wimbledon, 39 points, GD 13: Wrexham(A), Crawley(H), MK Dons(A), Mansfield(H), Bradford(A)
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8th - MK Dons, 39 points, GD 8: Tranmere(A), Morecambe(H), AFC Wimbledon(H), Gillingham(H), Barrow(A)
9th - Crawley Town, 38 points, GD -1: Salford(H), AFC Wimbledon(A), Wrexham(A), Morecambe(H), Crewe(A)
10th - Accrington Stanley, 38 points, GD 4: Gillingham(H), Walsall(A), Forest Green(A), Grimsby(H), MK Dons(A)
One thing really stands out here and that's how many promotion 6 pointers there will be in the next month or so. Barrow and Wimbledon have particularly tough games.
Next week's fixtures:
Saturday 13th January
Crawley Town v Salford City
Crewe Alex v Swindon Town
Grimsby Town v Notts County
Morecambe v Mansfield Town
Stockport County v Walsall
Sutton v Barrow
Tranmere Rovers v MK Dons
Wrexham v AFC Wimbledon
Some big games coming up. Crawley, Crewe, Notts County, Mansfield and Barrow will fancy their chances against strugglers. MK Dons have a tricky trip to inform Tranmere, as do Stockport at home to Walsall who've won 4 of their last 5. Wrexham you'd back to keep their form going against a depleted Wimbledon team.
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