Just some information that you may find interesting. In fixtures between Newcastle & Ar*en*l when the Magpies have been at home, 50% of the results have been a home win with both draws & away wins at 25%. In games between Spurs & Sunderland at WHL, 48% of results have been home wins, with both draws & away wins at 26%. So it would seem that we have a slightly lesser chance of beating Sunderland than Newcastle have of beating the gooners. Lets hope it all falls our way.
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Some stats ahead of Sunday.
comment by ●Billy The Spur● LEVY OUT- ENIC OUT! (U3924)
posted on 15/5/13
Newcastle will probably beat or draw with the Goonz, and then Spurs will fail to beat Sunderland.
I can see it now
comment by fridgeboy (U1053)
posted on 15/5/13
Over the course of the complete history of an fixture you'll find that those figures will be roughly the same anyway.
The one thing you haven't factored in is that Newcastle just do not have the same desire to win this as Arsenal do. That has to change the statistics. The only way we can win this is if Harper has a blinder and Newcastle catch them on the break because Arsenal will score, it's about whether Newcastle can keep up.
comment by Devonshirespur (U6316)
posted on 15/5/13
I have my money on:
Spurs 1 - 1 Sunderland
Newcastle 17 - 1 Arsenal.
Spurs 4th on GD
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