This. And we are nearly safe. But not mathematically safe. And basically under the laws of probability we are more or less close to be actually factually nearly safe.
Actually it isn't. Saying we are safe is saying we are probably safe but where the probability equals 1.
Based on a scale of 0 to 1. We are probably safe but with a probability of 0 = we are not safe We are probably safe with a probability of 0.5 = we might be safe or we might not We are probably safe with a probability of 1 = we are safe I would say our probability of being safe is currently at about 0.87 but if we get a point today it will increase to 0.91.
Yes he's plucked up 0 for impossible, 0.5 for fifty fifty/even chance and 1 for certain all out of thin air
I ran a Monte Carlo simulation using every combination of results to the end of the season and came up with a probability distribution curve. The probability values quoted mark the values at the maximum point of the distribution curve.
I will have to recheck my calculations. Did you allow for the probability of Bruce picking both Shelvey and Joelinton against Arsenal as I also included this.
The probability of us both talking ****e is around 0.25, the probability of one of us talking ****e is 0.5. The probability that neither of us is talking ****e is 0.75. Make of that what you will.