Tippy Tappy Football wrote:Adopting 3 points for a win for first 9 league games
1972-1973 (Division 4 - 6th): W8 D1 L0 - 25 Points
1974-1975 (Division 4 Champions): W5 D3 L1 - 18 Points
1976-1977 (Division 3 Champions): W5 D1 L3 - 16 Points
1985-1986 (Division 4 Promoted): W5 D3 L1 - 16 Points
1991-1992 (Division 4 Promoted): W6 D2 L2 -20 Points
1994-1995 (Division 4 Play Offs): W3 D2 L4 - 11 Points
2001-2002 (Division 4 Promoted): W4 D4 L1 - 16 Points
2003-2004 (Division 4 Play Offs): W4 D2 L3 - 14 Points
2011-2012 (Conference Premier Play Offs): W5 D3 L1 - 18 Points
2012-2013 (Conference Premier Champions): W5 D0 L4 - 15 Points
2019-2020: W2 D3 L2 - 9 Points
2 wins against Crawley and Cambridge and we are just about on track
gazza1988 wrote:To be fair, the start is irrelevant (results wise). It's the finish (results wise) that matter. It is entirely possible for a side to win their first 10 games and get relegated.
This early in the season. Its performances for me. We've had 1 good performance 7 games in. This time last season the results were very similar but the performances was that of "this side will give someone a tonking" (we did, the previous seasons champions 6-1 in the cup).
Amber Andy wrote:gazza1988 wrote:To be fair, the start is irrelevant (results wise). It's the finish (results wise) that matter. It is entirely possible for a side to win their first 10 games and get relegated.
This early in the season. Its performances for me. We've had 1 good performance 7 games in. This time last season the results were very similar but the performances was that of "this side will give someone a tonking" (we did, the previous seasons champions 6-1 in the cup).
I'm believer that three points have the same importance at any point in the season. After all it's the total points at the end of the season that counts. Doesn't really matter when you get them.
I think where performances are important, is in the building up of momentum.
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