Quntib Hollox
Jack Burkitt
A little while back I was clearing out the loft and came across some books of sporting statistics that I compiled in my youth.
Among them was a list I compiled of where each clubs average league position was calculated from their very first year they joined the football league.
Put simply a team that won the top division would be #1 and for a team finishing say tenth in the championship now, they would be #30 and so on all the way down the football league structure.
So if you added up a club’s total league position and divided it by the number of years in the league you’d get their average position in the football pyramid.
The first list I’ll put up is calculated up to the 1995/96 season. Make of it what you will but it’s one way of measuring a clubs standing in the football structure.
Among them was a list I compiled of where each clubs average league position was calculated from their very first year they joined the football league.
Put simply a team that won the top division would be #1 and for a team finishing say tenth in the championship now, they would be #30 and so on all the way down the football league structure.
So if you added up a club’s total league position and divided it by the number of years in the league you’d get their average position in the football pyramid.
The first list I’ll put up is calculated up to the 1995/96 season. Make of it what you will but it’s one way of measuring a clubs standing in the football structure.