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How do you predict saint's match results?


doddisalegend
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I was just wondering how people make their predictions for Saints games. We all do it but what formula/techniques do you use to decide which team should win (and possibly the score). Having looked around this forum here are a few options that seem to be used

 

1) Team names - does the oppostion team have a unfashionable name. Had you never heard of the oppostion team before this season. If the answers yes than they must be crap = saints win

 

2) Stadium - does the oppostion team have a better stadium than st Marys. If not they must be crap = saints win

 

3) Attendence levels - does the oppostion team have less fans than saints. If so they must be crap = saints win

 

4)Team costs - do you add up the cost of the two teams. If the oppostion team costs less it must = saints win

 

5) League postion - teams above us = saints loss

teams below us = saints win

 

6) General feeling - If you think the other team is crap = saints win

if you think saints are crap = saints loss

 

7) Do a bit of research - check out the oppostion team website for player stats new loan signings etc, check out some fan forums to get a feeling of how their fans view the upcoming match, check out the oppostions recent form = saints ?

 

Personally I quite enjoy doing number 7. I find it helps me get some perspective on our results and some times even predict the result. Of course any of the above are equally valid as this is football where a whole match can turn on the desicion of an over zelous referee, a random moment of magic from a player, or the intervention of the woodwork which throw all predictions out the window. So what works for others?

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