Now 12 points better than last season

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on a team by team basis

 

05-06 Difference to 04-05

Middlesbrough (A) 3 2

Tottenham (H) 3 3

Norwich (H) 1 0

Aston Villa (A) 3 3

Blackburn (H) 0 -3

Southampton (A) 0 -3

West Brom (H)

Birmingham (A)

Charlton (A) 0 -1

Man City (H) 3 0

Bolton (A) 0 0

Fulham (H) 1 1

Man Utd (H) 0 0

Crystal Palace (A)

Everton (H) 3 2

Chelsea (A) 0 0

Portsmouth (H) 3 2

Liverpool (A) 0 0

Blackburn (A) 3 2

Arsenal (H) 3 3

Birmingham (H) 3 0

West Brom (A) 3 2

Southampton (H)

Arsenal (A) 0 0

Man City (A) 0 -1

Charlton (H) 1 0

Bolton (H) 3 0

Liverpool (H) 0 -3

Portsmouth (A) 1 0

Aston Villa (H) 1 1

Tottenham (A) 0 0

Norwich (A) 3 3

Man Utd (A) 0 0

Middlesbrough (H) 1 0

Crystal Palace (H) 3 2

Fulham (A) 0 -3

Everton (A) 0 0

14 May Chelsea (H)

points to date = 45 +/- cp last season = 12

 

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It does beg the question if Roeder and Shearer managing can turn us arround so quickly, thrown in at the eleventh hour what could they do over a whole season?

 

Tempted to find out personally.

[Rob W 0]

Funnily The Dark Lord Souness was 9 points better than last season when he got the bullet...............................

 

it shows that all the talk about injuries was total crap of course

[Optimistic Nut 190]

Another thing I've just spotted is that even though we've lost more games away from home this season than any other Premier League year, we've won the same amount of away games (5) in 17 games, than what we'd managed in 38 away games in the previous two seasons.

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and Fortress St James has been a bit leaky this season too

 

but apparently we're in the top four PL teams for NOT blowing a lead this season - which is very very different from last season