All the players we 'missed out' on...

[cmonurz]

Points since the transfer window opened, after today's games.

Wigan 10
Middlesbrough 9
Sunderland 9
Bolton 8
Fulham 4
Birmingham 4
Derby 3
Reading 0

[Uke]

Points since the transfer window opened, after today's games.

Wigan 10
Middlesbrough 9
Sunderland 9
Bolton 8
Fulham 4
Birmingham 4
Derby 3
Reading 0

I accept your point about the start of the window versus the end and that players began making contributions from Jan 02, but The 'whole' effect of the window cannot be seen until after it has closed.

The points are just as glum starting from 01 Feb

Middlesbrough 4
Fulham 3
Bolton 3
Sunderland 3
Birmingham 3 (corrected from previous)
Derby 1

Reading 0

[cmonurz]

'Whole' effect is irrelevant really isn't it? I'd love a bit of 'partial' effect right now.

[Uke]

'Whole' effect is irrelevant really isn't it? I'd love a bit of 'partial' effect right now.

Me too!

But the bright side is there aren't masses of points being taken from the available 9 points since 01 Feb by the leaders in this 'mini league'!

But then again they haven't played us yet...

[g]

were going down does it matter

[cmonurz]

Wigan 11
Sunderland 10
Middlesbrough 9
Bolton 8
Fulham 4
Birmingham 7
Derby 3
Reading 3

Looking a little better.

[Uke]

I was going to wait for Notlob to play today..

But at the moment

Birmingham 6
Middlesbrough 4
Sunderland 4

Reading 3

Fulham 3
Bolton 3
Derby 2

Is nice to read.

Here's hoping its the same at the end of the afternoon!

[Royal Yank]

Time to add Newcastle to the list isn't it?

[Uke]

Birmingham 6
Middlesbrough 4
Sunderland 4

Reading 3

Fulham 3
Bolton 3
Derby 2
Newcastle 1

[Hoop Blah]

Still no Wigan included though?

[Wycombe Royal]

Maybe to give it another slant those points could be divided by the amount in millions that was spent in January to see who is getting the most points for their money?

[cmonurz]

I was going to wait for Notlob to play today..

But at the moment

Birmingham 6
Middlesbrough 4
Sunderland 4

Reading 3

Fulham 3
Bolton 3
Derby 2

Is nice to read.

Here's hoping its the same at the end of the afternoon!

Your figures continue to be skewed by the fact that transfer window signing Prica contributed to a Sunderland win before 1st February, and transfer window signing Steinsson contributed to two Bolton clean sheets before 1st February.

[Gordons Cumming]

I will be very surprised if Bolton get relegated.

[rotherwick_royal]

I will be very surprised if Bolton get relegated.

I won't - have you seen their run-in?

[cmonurz]

I will be very surprised if Bolton get relegated.

I won't - have you seen their run-in?

With 10 games left, everyone has some 'big teams'. We have Arsenal, Liverpool, Blackburn and Spurs, for example.

[Gordons Cumming]

I will be very surprised if Bolton get relegated.

I won't - have you seen their run-in?

They are better equiped and have more experience than us to deal with the "big" teams.IMHO

Birmingham, Wigan and Sunderland are more likely to go before them.

[Wycombe Royal]

I will be very surprised if Bolton get relegated.

I won't - have you seen their run-in?

They are better equiped and have more experience than us to deal with the "big" teams.IMHO

As they demonstrated yesterday against Liverpool. Started well, conceded a stupid goal and fell to pieces.

[Ian Royal]

Maybe to give it another slant those points could be divided by the amount in millions that was spent in January to see who is getting the most points for their money?

bet it's us.

[The whole year inn]

Maybe to give it another slant those points could be divided by the amount in millions that was spent in January to see who is getting the most points for their money?

bet it's us.

Reading could be deducted 10 points tomorrow and still win

[Hoop Blah]

Maybe to give it another slant those points could be divided by the amount in millions that was spent in January to see who is getting the most points for their money?

bet it's us.

Only if you exclude Wigan