Good Lord, is it a difficult job when it starts to back up - my new month's resolution (it exists... Google it....) is to never do that again (until next season at any rate)
Also to my utter chaos, numbers were a little down and we're missing out experts almost entirely (although that's not entirely my fault - for some reason Lawro only predicted half the fixtures one week...)
To the numbers:
Matchday 29 saw 11 people play
Most popular predicted result: Man Utd, Spurs & Liverpool WINS (10/11 or 91% concordance)
Most disputed result: Wigan vs WBA & Blackburn vs Sunderland (4-4-3 split)
Longest odds: Josh Daniels 4421/1
Shortest odds: Sam Ruback 717/1
Average odds: 2423/1
Best predictor: Yanik Joshi (6/9 - the Villa/Bolton game was called off)
Worst predictor: Me (2/9)
Average Score: 4/9
Best predicted result: Man Utd WIN (10/11)
Worst predicted result: QPR WIN (0/11)
No villain of the week, as I can't remember that far back
Matchday 30, 10 people played
Most popular predicted result: Arsenal & Man Utd WINS (10/10 or 100% concordance)
Most disputed result: Chelsea vs Spurs & Bolton vs Blackburn (5-3-2 and 3-5-2 split respectively)
Longest odds: Will O'Doherty 8154/1
Shortest odds: Sam Ruback 438/1
Average odds: 2876/1
Best predictor: Yanik Joshi, Doron Salomon, Will O'Doherty, Euro Club Index & WhoScored.com (6/10)
Worst predictor: Lawro (3/10)
Average Score: 5/10
Best predicted result:Arsenal & Man Utd WINS (10/10)
Worst predicted result: Wigan WIN (1/10 - congrats to Will O'Doherty)
Again, no villain of the week as I wasn't allowed to watch MOTD last week. :-(
Yanik was the big winner, whilst I'm probably the big loser.
The leaderboard, correct as of the end of Matchday 30:
Very little movement in terms of places, but Yanik breaks the 5.00 mark, and the midtable drop ever further away from the top 2. With only 8 weeks to go, at what point will the championship be claimed?I'll do the results for this week's matches this week in a far shorter blog!
Have a great week guys
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