Much as I hate to agree with MiG, although he got it wrong initially (10pts), he's right with his second shot (7pts).
The table would have been:
83 Bournemouth
82 Rochdale
80 Notts Co
73 Morecambe
So we were both wrong! We'd have got 80.5 points averaged over the season, which when I looked at the table put us 4th. We were also top, which is what I forgot! So we could have gone up as champions and been in the play offs, now that would have been a good season. I'll ignore your cheap jibes Mick.
Thank you very much, just shows how much the experts really know. Why do you hate to agree with me? IMO it would have got better than that statistic states. Back to the factory floor Elite. Jimmy didn't get much wrong did he.
Cheap jibes Mick?
The football was crap under McParland, with that team his record should have been more than six wins in twelve games. So we could have come third but instead we finished ten points clear. Case closed.
Even that's not the full story, because the points per game average for that season is as follows:
Games with McParland as manager = 1.75 ppg, or 80.5 points over the season.
Games without McParland as manager = 2.18 ppg, or 100.3 points over the season.
That suggests that McParland's poor management would cost us almost 20 points over the season. Those points would obviously have gone to other clubs, so it's highly unlikely we would have been 7 points clear of the fourth club.
Even a factory cleaner can work that one out.