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Season 2012-13 / 2011-12 Comparison Thread
- Thread starter Rob
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As Rossi says. It's not really useful from West Ham's POV, other than seeing a trend, but you need them for the rest of the league. They're doing better than Wolves (not that hard), but it's been home games against Villa and Fulham and away to Swansea and Norwich.
6 Chelsea, West Brom
5
4
3
2 Fulham, Swansea, Stoke, Southampton
1 West Ham
0 Everton, Sunderland
-1 Man U, Arsenal, Aston Villa
-2 Man C, Tottenham, Saudi Sportswashing Machine, Reading
-3 Liverpool, Wigan
-4 QPR
-5
-6 Norwich
Some very interesting fixtures next week (last season's result) :
Arsenal (0-0) Chelsea
Norwich (0-3) Liverpool
Man U (3-0) Tottenham
A win for us or Norwich will change things, but a hat trick for Suarez seems more likely.
5
4
3
2 Fulham, Swansea, Stoke, Southampton
1 West Ham
0 Everton, Sunderland
-1 Man U, Arsenal, Aston Villa
-2 Man C, Tottenham, Saudi Sportswashing Machine, Reading
-3 Liverpool, Wigan
-4 QPR
-5
-6 Norwich
Some very interesting fixtures next week (last season's result) :
Arsenal (0-0) Chelsea
Norwich (0-3) Liverpool
Man U (3-0) Tottenham
A win for us or Norwich will change things, but a hat trick for Suarez seems more likely.
8 Chelsea
7
6
5
4 West Brom
3 Sunderland
2 Everton, Swansea, Stoke
1 Tottenham, Fulham, Southampton, West Ham
0 Emirates Marketing Project, Aston Villa
-1 Reading
-2 Arsenal
-3 Liverpool
-4 Man Utd, Saudi Sportswashing Machine, QPR
-5
-6 Norwich, Wigan
QPR lost their corresponding fixture against Wolves last season. A win against WHam would do nicely this year.
For all the talk of Arsenal having had a good start and tougher fixtures than us, they're doing worse than they did last season.
7
6
5
4 West Brom
3 Sunderland
2 Everton, Swansea, Stoke
1 Tottenham, Fulham, Southampton, West Ham
0 Emirates Marketing Project, Aston Villa
-1 Reading
-2 Arsenal
-3 Liverpool
-4 Man Utd, Saudi Sportswashing Machine, QPR
-5
-6 Norwich, Wigan
QPR lost their corresponding fixture against Wolves last season. A win against WHam would do nicely this year.
For all the talk of Arsenal having had a good start and tougher fixtures than us, they're doing worse than they did last season.
Ignoring Chelsea and City, next weekend could be a good one:
Saturday:
Wigan Athletic (1-1) Everton 15:00
West Ham United (0-3) Arsenal 17:30
Sunday:
Liverpool (0-0) Stoke City 15:00
Tottenham Hotspur (2-0) Aston Villa 15:00
Saudi Sportswashing Machine (3-0) Manchester United 16:00
Saturday:
Wigan Athletic (1-1) Everton 15:00
West Ham United (0-3) Arsenal 17:30
Sunday:
Liverpool (0-0) Stoke City 15:00
Tottenham Hotspur (2-0) Aston Villa 15:00
Saudi Sportswashing Machine (3-0) Manchester United 16:00
THFC6061
Paul Robinson
The win at Old Trafford has put Spurs one point better off in the identical fixtures compared to what we had last season...
...a win against Aston Villa on Sunday will maintain the one points advantage, as we beat them at home in 2011-12.
But if we then can manage to beat Chelsea after that, we'll be three points better off than we were for the same fixtures in 2011-12.
...a win against Aston Villa on Sunday will maintain the one points advantage, as we beat them at home in 2011-12.
But if we then can manage to beat Chelsea after that, we'll be three points better off than we were for the same fixtures in 2011-12.
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8 Chelsea
7
6
5
4 West Brom
3
2 Emirates Marketing Project, Everton, Fulham, Sunderland, Stoke
1 Tottenham, West Ham
0 Swansea, Aston Villa, Reading
-1 Man Utd, Southampton
-2 Arsenal
-3 Liverpool
-4 QPR
-5
-6 Norwich, Wigan
-7 Saudi Sportswashing Machine
Which would give us this table:
Manchester C 91
Manchester U 88
Chelsea 72
Tottenham 70
Arsenal 68
Saudi Sportswashing Machine 58
Everton 58
Fulham 54
West Brom 51
Liverpool 49
Swansea 47
Sunderland 47
Stoke 47
Norwich 41
Aston Villa 38
Wigan 37
Reading 36
QPR 33
Southampton 30
West Ham 26
7
6
5
4 West Brom
3
2 Emirates Marketing Project, Everton, Fulham, Sunderland, Stoke
1 Tottenham, West Ham
0 Swansea, Aston Villa, Reading
-1 Man Utd, Southampton
-2 Arsenal
-3 Liverpool
-4 QPR
-5
-6 Norwich, Wigan
-7 Saudi Sportswashing Machine
Which would give us this table:
Manchester C 91
Manchester U 88
Chelsea 72
Tottenham 70
Arsenal 68
Saudi Sportswashing Machine 58
Everton 58
Fulham 54
West Brom 51
Liverpool 49
Swansea 47
Sunderland 47
Stoke 47
Norwich 41
Aston Villa 38
Wigan 37
Reading 36
QPR 33
Southampton 30
West Ham 26
10 Chelsea
9
8
7
6
5
4 Man C, Fulham, West Ham
3 West Brom, Sunderland
2 Everton, Swansea, Stoke
1
0 Tottenham, Reading
-1 Man U, Aston Villa
-2
-3 Liverpool, Norwich
-4 QPR, Southampton
-5 Arsenal
-6
-7 Wigan
-8
-9 Saudi Sportswashing Machine
I'm quite looking forward to next weekend, provided we do the job against Southampton.
Saturday:
Aston Villa (3-2) Norwich City 12:45
Arsenal (1-0) Queens Park Rangers 15:00
Reading (0-3) Fulham 15:00
Stoke City (0-1) Sunderland 15:00
Wigan Athletic (3-2) West Ham United 15:00
Emirates Marketing Project (4-0) Swansea City 17:30
Sunday:
Everton (0-2) Liverpool 13:30
Saudi Sportswashing Machine (2-3) West Bromwich Albion 15:00
Southampton (1-2) Tottenham Hotspur 15:00
Chelsea (3-3) Manchester United 16:00
9
8
7
6
5
4 Man C, Fulham, West Ham
3 West Brom, Sunderland
2 Everton, Swansea, Stoke
1
0 Tottenham, Reading
-1 Man U, Aston Villa
-2
-3 Liverpool, Norwich
-4 QPR, Southampton
-5 Arsenal
-6
-7 Wigan
-8
-9 Saudi Sportswashing Machine
I'm quite looking forward to next weekend, provided we do the job against Southampton.
Saturday:
Aston Villa (3-2) Norwich City 12:45
Arsenal (1-0) Queens Park Rangers 15:00
Reading (0-3) Fulham 15:00
Stoke City (0-1) Sunderland 15:00
Wigan Athletic (3-2) West Ham United 15:00
Emirates Marketing Project (4-0) Swansea City 17:30
Sunday:
Everton (0-2) Liverpool 13:30
Saudi Sportswashing Machine (2-3) West Bromwich Albion 15:00
Southampton (1-2) Tottenham Hotspur 15:00
Chelsea (3-3) Manchester United 16:00
9 Chelsea
8
7
6
5
4 Emirates Marketing Project, West Ham
3 Everton, Stoke
2 Fulham, Swansea
1 Man Utd, Sunderland, Reading
0 Tottenham, West Brom
-1
-2 Norwich
-3 Villa
-4 QPR, Southampton
-5 Arsenal, Liverpool
-6 Saudi Sportswashing Machine
-7 Wigan
Another chance to gain some ground/add some distance if we do our job.
Saturday 03rd November 2012
Manchester United (8-2) Arsenal 12:45
Fulham (1-3) Everton 15:00
Norwich City (1-1) Stoke City 15:00
Sunderland (2-2) Aston Villa 15:00
Swansea City (1-1) Chelsea 15:00
Tottenham Hotspur (3-1) Wigan Athletic 15:00
West Ham United (0-2)* Emirates Marketing Project 17:30
Sunday 04th November 2012
Queens Park Rangers (0-4)* Reading 13:30
Liverpool (3-1) Saudi Sportswashing Machine
Monday 05th November 2012
West Bromwich Albion (3-0)* Southampton 20:00
*Result from fixture with corresponding relegated team.
8
7
6
5
4 Emirates Marketing Project, West Ham
3 Everton, Stoke
2 Fulham, Swansea
1 Man Utd, Sunderland, Reading
0 Tottenham, West Brom
-1
-2 Norwich
-3 Villa
-4 QPR, Southampton
-5 Arsenal, Liverpool
-6 Saudi Sportswashing Machine
-7 Wigan
Another chance to gain some ground/add some distance if we do our job.
Saturday 03rd November 2012
Manchester United (8-2) Arsenal 12:45
Fulham (1-3) Everton 15:00
Norwich City (1-1) Stoke City 15:00
Sunderland (2-2) Aston Villa 15:00
Swansea City (1-1) Chelsea 15:00
Tottenham Hotspur (3-1) Wigan Athletic 15:00
West Ham United (0-2)* Emirates Marketing Project 17:30
Sunday 04th November 2012
Queens Park Rangers (0-4)* Reading 13:30
Liverpool (3-1) Saudi Sportswashing Machine
Monday 05th November 2012
West Bromwich Albion (3-0)* Southampton 20:00
*Result from fixture with corresponding relegated team.
Draw last year, but lost today.
10 Chelsea
9
8
7 West Ham
6
5 Stoke
4
3 Fulham, Swansea
2 Emirates Marketing Project, West Brom
1 Manu U, Everton, Sunderland
0 Reading
-1
-2 Norwich
-3 Tottenham, Villa
-4
-5 Arsenal, Wigan
-6 Saudi Sportswashing Machine, QPR, Southampton
-7
-8
-9 Liverpool
Considering we lost last year, a win at the scumirates would give us a big advantage over Arsenal. So that obviously won't happen.
9
8
7 West Ham
6
5 Stoke
4
3 Fulham, Swansea
2 Emirates Marketing Project, West Brom
1 Manu U, Everton, Sunderland
0 Reading
-1
-2 Norwich
-3 Tottenham, Villa
-4
-5 Arsenal, Wigan
-6 Saudi Sportswashing Machine, QPR, Southampton
-7
-8
-9 Liverpool
Considering we lost last year, a win at the scumirates would give us a big advantage over Arsenal. So that obviously won't happen.
10 Chelsea
9
8 West Ham
7
6
5 Swansea
4 Sunderland
3 Reading, Stoke
2 Emirates Marketing Project, West Brom
1 Norwich
0 Fulham
-1
-2 Man Utd, Everton
-3 Tottenham, Aston Villa
-4 Southampton
-5 Arsenal
-6 Liverpool
-7 Saudi Sportswashing Machine, QPR
-8 Wigan
Another chance to catch up with last season's points haul next weekend as we could only draw with Wolves last season.
9
8 West Ham
7
6
5 Swansea
4 Sunderland
3 Reading, Stoke
2 Emirates Marketing Project, West Brom
1 Norwich
0 Fulham
-1
-2 Man Utd, Everton
-3 Tottenham, Aston Villa
-4 Southampton
-5 Arsenal
-6 Liverpool
-7 Saudi Sportswashing Machine, QPR
-8 Wigan
Another chance to catch up with last season's points haul next weekend as we could only draw with Wolves last season.
We have so far taken 3 points less this season than we did in the corresponding fixtures last season.
Ta! My GCEs expired last month.
8 Chelsea
7 West Ham
6
5
4 West Brom
3 Emirates Marketing Project, Swansea, Stoke, Sunderland
2
1 Norwich
0 Fulham, Reading
-1 Tottenham, Southampton
-2 Man Utd, Everton, Aston Villa
-3
-4
-5 Liverpool, Wigan
-6
-7 Arsenal, QPR
-8
-9
-10 Saudi Sportswashing Machine
Massively important 'must win' coming up.
7 West Ham
6
5
4 West Brom
3 Emirates Marketing Project, Swansea, Stoke, Sunderland
2
1 Norwich
0 Fulham, Reading
-1 Tottenham, Southampton
-2 Man Utd, Everton, Aston Villa
-3
-4
-5 Liverpool, Wigan
-6
-7 Arsenal, QPR
-8
-9
-10 Saudi Sportswashing Machine
Massively important 'must win' coming up.