Yorkshire Post super computer

[maddogslater]

Predicted league 2 finish
https://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/spor...4865172?page=7

[jackal2]

Predicted league 2 finish
https://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/spor...4865172?page=7

I wish the Yorkshire Post had a better computer running its website!

[durhampie]

Lets hope they are right

[countygump]

Lets hope they are right

I had one of those ''Yarkshire Super Computers''. It didn't have a C Drive but it did have an E by Gum
Drive, I'll get me coat, flower.

[lunaspie]

My Yarkshire Super Computer has too many leads but Alan Hardy might be interested to know any d!ck pics taken on it give one a remarkable P*nistone [so I'm told].

[slack_pie]

I had one of those ''Yarkshire Super Computers''. It didn't have a C Drive but it did have an E by Gum
Drive, I'll get me coat, flower.

Vintage gump

[upthemaggies]

I had one of those ''Yarkshire Super Computers''. It didn't have a C Drive but it did have an E by Gum
Drive, I'll get me coat, flower.

Similar joke of 90s vintage among the rave crowd, "Have you heard what they're doing in Yorkshire to get a longer and more intense high from taking Ecstasy?.... E by gum".

[slack_pie]

Let's just hope the Yorkshire Super Computer doesn't run out of reet-only memory.

[caj85]

For those that are intrigued but couldn't handle those awful websites.

1. Notts County – 88 points
2. Walsall - 86 points
3. Port Vale 84 points
4. Doncaster - 82 points
5. Fleetwood - 80 points
6. Crewe - 80 points
7. Grimsby - 78 points
8. Franchise - 77 points
9. Cheaterfield - 72 points
10. AFC Wimbledon - 70 points
11. Barrow - 65 points
12. Bradford - 63 points
13. Gillingham - 62 points
14. Cheltenham - 60 points
15. Tranmere - 59 points
16. Salford - 59 points
17. Newport - 52 points
18. Colchester - 46 points
19. Accrington - 45 points
20. Bromley - 45 points
21. Harrogate - 42 points
22. Swindon – 40 points
23. Morecambe – 39 points
24. Carlisle United – 37 points

[upthemaggies]

If this same computer predicted Doncaster would finish 5th at this stage last season when they were 18th, as well as the lower mid-table sides ultimately making the play offs, then it would definitely be worth taking notice of. I'm presuming it has got form for making predictions before and showing itself to be much more accurate than the bookies as well as the most respected journalists and pundits. Or is this just reminiscent of Fred Dineage reading out a "Deep Thought" computer print out of what it had been programmed to 'predict' what was about to unfold between Chelsea and Leeds on the 1970 Cup final edition of World of Sport, or more recently Paul the Octopus.