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Tag Archives: Manchester City
Is 12 matches really enough to judge Mancini?
I have written about Manchester City’s Champions League campaign before here but twitter discussions today brought the subject back to me, not least this tweet: So, to attempt to answer Douglas’s question, I would like to refer to Michael Mauboussin’s book … Continue reading
The Premier League battles laid bare
As a companion piece to the “Race to 38/68/87” article which blogger James Grayson published on the Premier League yesterday, I have looked at the current Euro Club Index assessment of the competition. The title race As I touched on … Continue reading
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Tagged Arsenal, Aston Villa, Chelsea, Euro Club Index, Everton, Fulham, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United, Newcastle United, Norwich City, Premier League, Queens Park Rangers, Reading, Southampton, Stoke City, Sunderland, Swansea City, Tottenham Hotspur, West Bromwich Albion, West Ham United, Wigan Athletic
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Is the Premier League title race all but over?
With the Premier League returning this week after taking a break for the FA Cup, the focus will be back on the title race between the two Manchester clubs. However, it is well worth asking whether that title race is … Continue reading
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Tagged Chelsea, Manchester City, Manchester United, Premier League
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Premier League title race could change dramatically on Sunday
The Premier League this season has already developed into a two horse race for the title between the two Manchester clubs. Judging from the clubs’ current ISG coefficients which compare their performance this season with last, this weekend’s Manchester derby … Continue reading
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Tagged Euro Club Index, Manchester City, Manchester United, Premier League
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The real story about City’s CL campaign
After Manchester City’s 2-2 draw with Ajax on matchday 4, the general assessment was that City’s poor performances in the Champions League are manager Roberto Mancini’s fault and he needs to be replaced. Similar things are being said today after City’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Borussia Dortmund, Champions League, Euro Club Index, Manchester City
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Are Everton really heading for the top-4?
Everton have been lauded for their start this season but are they really heading for a top-4 place in the Premier League? As we have learned in earlier posts, we can compare the fixtures from this season with the exact … Continue reading
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Tagged Everton, ISG Coefficient, Manchester City, Manchester United, Premier League, West Bromwich Albion
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Is the Premier League table lying to us?
In one of my first posts I introduced the idea of rank journalism and now that eight matches have been played in the Premier League, it is interesting to look at the league table and try and get behind what … Continue reading