Now, I'll admit to not exactly being up to speed with the International calendar, but I do normally know if there was a game on, even if I don't watch it, not really care on the outcome.
So, imagine my surprise when I go back to see what the break weekend score was and...well...there was no game. It was just a week off. When clubs have loads of games to make up due to covid postponements. My mind is blown.
I know there were a few games here and there, but this feels like a missed opportunity. Similarly, last week was an FA cup week. There was only 1 PL game played to catch up - could they really not have slotted in a couple more. Football's leaders are potatoes.
Anyway, about 6 weeks ago, Norwich managed to win away to consign Ranieri to the dustheap, Gerrard similarly got another one over Everton, thus hastening a rerun of the most tedious England argument of all time. Wolves continue to show form, whilst underfire Uniteds (Newcastle & Manchester) beat United Leeds & West Ham.
The big shocks came with Southampton & Burnley holding elite sides Man City & Arsenal to draws. I think that's a balanced sentence, which doesn't need much interrogation. Liverpool & Chelsea won, whilst Leicester continued their Annus Horribilis with home draw to Brighton.
Let's get statty:
Most popular predicted result: Man City WIN (17/17)
Most disputed result: Everton vs Aston Villa (6-4-7 split)
Highest odds: Steven Daniels (2060/1)
Lowest odds: Aron Kleiman (640/1)
Average odds: 1115/1
Best predictor: Loads of you (6/10)
Worst predictor: Zoe Daniels & David Graniewitz (3/10)
Average score: 4.82/10
Best predicted results: Liverpool & Chelsea WINS (14/17)
Worst predicted result: Southampton vs Man City DRAW (0/17)
Everyone's scores:
Leaderboard (>2/3; 16/23)
To this week's predos:
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