A combined calendar year table for the 92 current Premier League and EFL clubs

https://www.experimental361.com/p/2024-table-premier-league-and-efl?utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

28th isn't too bad. Interesting that we've conceded the same number of goals as Burton in 91st.
As for Rotherham

 

It's weird being 28th because that's about where we were for that enjoyable period in the mid nineties until 2000 when I first started supporting the reds.

 

Don’t get the point of this table as it doesn’t factor in what league a team was in last season.
Any team promoted last season is going to be higher up by default.

 

Complete waste of time that table.

Multiple teams in two different leagues in the time period, sides relegated last season skewed lower, sides promoted last season sitting higher - and those in the same division more central in the main.

I suspect it was created by a disgruntled Arsenal fan so they can win the calendar year league that doesn’t exist. All it proves is that they are consistently second best, to city last season and Liverpool this.

 

For this table what league a team is in is irrelevant. Its showing how well a team has done over the calendar year, thats all. I find it interesting, others may not.

Of course, because they've won more games.

 

Then why is Leeds so much higher than Ipswich if the promoted team by default be higher

 

Err cos Ipswich have virtually won no games this season??