CHAMPIONSHIP REBUILD THREAD
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Premier League - alternative view of the table after 23 games
Breathing space for Manchester City, a scramble for Champions League places and huge congestion in the bottom half.
This alternative view of the Premier League table - with teams spaced by the points they have - shows very clearly City's dominance and the huge scramble taking place down below.
This time last season it was Chelsea who had a healthy nine-point lead, but that is nothing compared to the 14-point advantage they had over Manchester United after 23 games of the 2005-06 season - the largest lead at this point of the campaign in Premier League history.
Like City this season, they had 62 points. By the end of the season they had 91 points - and won the league by eight points.
Manchester United have the biggest winning margin in Premier League history - 18 points in 1999/2000. Their lead after they had played 23 games of that season was just six points, with Leeds United second in the table.
Thirteen teams have failed to win even half of the amount already amassed by City this season - and there are just eight points separating the bottom half of the table.
After 23 games last season, there were 12 points between the bottom 10 teams, 18 the season before that.
It might have been even more congested had Swansea held on at Newcastle last weekend, but with 15 games of the season left everything at the bottom end remains up for grabs.
KTF LADS
Breathing space for Manchester City, a scramble for Champions League places and huge congestion in the bottom half.
This alternative view of the Premier League table - with teams spaced by the points they have - shows very clearly City's dominance and the huge scramble taking place down below.
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This time last season it was Chelsea who had a healthy nine-point lead, but that is nothing compared to the 14-point advantage they had over Manchester United after 23 games of the 2005-06 season - the largest lead at this point of the campaign in Premier League history.
Like City this season, they had 62 points. By the end of the season they had 91 points - and won the league by eight points.
Manchester United have the biggest winning margin in Premier League history - 18 points in 1999/2000. Their lead after they had played 23 games of that season was just six points, with Leeds United second in the table.
Thirteen teams have failed to win even half of the amount already amassed by City this season - and there are just eight points separating the bottom half of the table.
After 23 games last season, there were 12 points between the bottom 10 teams, 18 the season before that.
It might have been even more congested had Swansea held on at Newcastle last weekend, but with 15 games of the season left everything at the bottom end remains up for grabs.
KTF LADS
Swansea City January transfer roundup
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Seeing as we're going to have fekk all to talk about here thought I'd try to alleviate the boredom.
Below are just a few of the players HJ is looking at, or pretending to
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I blame the supporters
Ah......but we are waiting for the right player(s)
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We have plenty of planks!
TBH if it took £13 million to get Clucas how much do we have to pay for a decent player?
Bringing in experienced players (OK a lot of salary) on loan would have been a better option. I'm afraid Clement f***** up big time on Sanches - Abraham I can understand given his Championship record.
Does anyone know how many players we can bring in? I've read a maximum of two players at any one time bit would Abraham & Sanches count if they were registered with the academy? And is the limit confined to players from other EPL clubs (i.e. can we bring in more from other leagues).
TBH if it took £13 million to get Clucas how much do we have to pay for a decent player?
Bringing in experienced players (OK a lot of salary) on loan would have been a better option. I'm afraid Clement f***** up big time on Sanches - Abraham I can understand given his Championship record.
Does anyone know how many players we can bring in? I've read a maximum of two players at any one time bit would Abraham & Sanches count if they were registered with the academy? And is the limit confined to players from other EPL clubs (i.e. can we bring in more from other leagues).
I believe the fee was £15m rising to £17m for Clueless.
