SkyblueBazza
Well-Known Member
So why do the bars dip? Look to the left of the chart & it shows position in the table.
The orange bars are our points scored. That will only ever go up actually unless we get points decducted for entering admin etc. Our position is the wavy thing in the middle. According to the graph we were 23rd when Robins took us over we have gained seven places, but it's had some ups and downs.
So why do the bars dip? Look to the left of the chart & it shows position in the table.
So why do the bars dip? Look to the left of the chart & it shows position in the table.
I'm pretty sure league position is the line graph and points in the bar graph.
The bars don't dip. It must be a slight optical illusion. Look to the right it shows points scored. The position in the table is highlited by the wavy line to the games played which is along the bottom.
Sometimes I think Coventry City are an optical illusion.
Much improved away record an increase of 10 points compared to this time last seasonOur home record is almost identical to last seasons....
We have lost nearly half our home matches so far.
That's not going to equate to a meteoric rise up the table is it.
We need to sort out our home form.
how many of those under robins? and how many can be put down to new manager trying to sort this mess out?
you have to beleive that record will improve going forward
At work and bored so had a quick look at the last lot of results. Only 3 teams that were in the top 8 won. We caught up with 5 of the top 8 clubs by at least 2 points.
And if we lose tonight and those 5 clubs win?
The answer is three. Three of the four defeats have come under Robins' stewardship. Carlisle, Notts County & Scunthorpe.
We can excuse the Carlisle one though to a degree as it was his first in charge.
And if we lose tonight and those 5 clubs win?
And if we lose tonight and those 5 clubs win?
In the championship
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