No, it's the actual league table.Is this the justice league and data the top bosses use?
Sorry, completely read it wrongNo, it's the actual league table.
No, it's the actual league table.
No idea really. 538 was well respected IIRC.Out of interest, do the bees management think any of the publicly available data (e.g. Opta) is markedly better than any other?
Yes, it was a real shame when that was discontinued… by far the best I’ve seen.No idea really. 538 was well respected IIRC.
Yes, in an era of an endless sea of websites with crappy football data, it’s a shame that they couldn’t find a way to keep the best one ongoing.Yes, it was a real shame when that was discontinued… by far the best I’ve seen.
How have you come up with 42 (?) as the likely number of points required to avoid relegation?
I'm using the Opta Predicted table. I agree it seems high.How have you come up with 42 (?) as the likely number of points required to avoid relegation?
Seems too high.
Looks like it was about 32 on your previous graph, which seems more realistic.
Yeah, other than last season, when 40 was needed, in the previous 10 seasons, 38 points was the most (with 26 the fewest, in 24/25), and an average over that period of only 33. And since the introduction of the PL the average has been 35.I'm using the Opta Predicted table. I agree it seems high.


on average!Champions League 2027-28 plus going unbeaten all this season.![]()
What does that mean?on average!
You need something better than 25% for correct odds......What does that mean?
Can currently get 7/2 (4.5 | 22.22%) on a Brentford top 4 finish. Means the high street bookies think the real chance is somewhere around 4/1-9/2 (5-5.5 | 18.18-20%).