Its a moving average automatrically generated by the data (positions) input. For example you could play 46 games and finish 5th but for most of the season you may have been lower mid table but then you win 10 games on the trot to finish in that 5th place. Your average would still be much lower than 5th place because thats where you spent most of the season. After 3 games we were 23rd, the average line shows the progress we are making to rectify that. In other words our average position has increased by 8 positions since then.
Preview Torquay:
The Gulls currently sit 6th in the form table and find themselves on a 3 match winning streak which includes two away wins scoring 4 goals in both games. Their last away defeat came at Chesterfield mid September.
Notts will have to keep a close eye on top scorer Jamie Reid who has netted 10 times already this season and is currently averaging a goal every 137 mins. His last goal was 66 minutes ago so potentially due another one at some point this afternoon.
Notts home form continues to be one of the best in the league (second only to Yeovil) with only one defeat in the TV game vs Barnet early in the season. Since then Notts have recorded 4 wins and 2 draws at The Lane, as well as keeping 4 clean sheets and scoring a total of 11 goals.
A quick scan online shows bookies making Notts favourites for the win, which if I’m honest makes me a little nervous!
Now 3rd in the overall form table for last 6 games.
1st in the home form table after recording our 5th shutout at the Lane
PPG up to just under 1.6 and within touching distance of the playoff target line of 75 points
Position by game looks nice as well . . .
Apparently we've been to Sunderland and Liverpool, City and Juve, but now we go to Solihull, Solihull away?
Dear Mr Ardley
I was wrong ,what do i know about football? ,keep up the good work!
Bridpie78