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Author Topic: Some badly punning title  (Read 5482 times)

Online Brend'Watkins

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Re: Some badly punning title
« Reply #15 on: January 09, 2012, 03:14:34 PM »
And that's how it should be.  Every year there are mitigating circumstances, do lower league/non league teams chose to play their home ties at the away club, percentage of draws that are local derbies,  day and time of kick off, are games televised?  Interesting to see that there were 41,000 at Chelsea yesterday against Portsmouth.

Not allowed any more, games can only be moved to bigger grounds on police advice and then it will be to a league ground near to the home club.

I thought that to be the case too but wasn't that sure.  But that been the case then you'd have to say that games that were moved in the past to the bigger clubs grounds for financial reasons are also showing skewed averages.

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Re: Some badly punning title
« Reply #16 on: January 09, 2012, 09:31:06 PM »
What did the writer make of the Chelsea and Swansea games?

 


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