TON Premiership 2003/2004: Results




The Final Outcome:

1. Arsenal
2.
Chelsea
3.
Manchester United
4.
Liverpool
5.
Newcastle
6.
Aston Villa
7.
Charlton
8.
Bolton
9.
Fulham
10.
Birmingham
11.
Middlesborough
12.
Southampton
13.
Portsmouth
14.
Tottenham
15.
Blackburn
16.
Man City
17.
Everton
18.
Leicester City
19.
Leeds United
20.
Wolves

For the second time, last summer, the three masters of the football at TON laid their predictions down for the following season. For the second time, we showed just how little we knew about what was going to happen.

The predictions can be seen here.

The Results:

1. Jay - 82 Points **
2. Kent - 70 Points *
3. Randy - 52 Points *

For the second season in a row we can see that I have in fact won. Kent has pulled back from last season's 3rd position to 2nd with Randy dropping to last. The scoring is much more spread out this year, probably down to my hastily constructed points system which is quite the tricky beast to tame.

In conclusion, everybody thought Leeds's bad season was a one off and never expected them to go down, oh how wrong were we. Also overestimated were: Everton, Man City and Blackburn, whilst Birmingham, Fulham and Aston Villa did much better than expected.


Breakdown of Scoring:
Red=10 Points (Exact Position), Blue=5 Points (Within 1 place, First Manager), Navy=3 Points (Within 3 places)
Green=Double Points (Joker), Bronze=15 Points (Correct goals for goalscorer),

Jay's Prediction:

1. Manchester United
2.
Arsenal
3.
Chelsea
4.
Newcastle United
5.
Liverpool
6.
Blackburn Rovers
7.
Manchester City
8.
Charlton Athletic
9.
Everton
10.
Tottenham
11.
Leeds United
12.
Middlesborough
13.
Portsmouth
14.
Bolton Wanderers
15.
Southampton
16.
Leicester City
17.
Wolves
18.
Aston Villa
19.
Birmingham City
20.
Fulham

Top Scorers:

1. Ruud V. Nistelrooy (25)2. Thiery Henry (23)
3. Nikolas Anelka (18)
4. Alan Shearer (17)
5. Andy Cole (15)

First to be sacked:

Glenn Hoddle
Gerard Houllier
David O' Leary
Ryan's Prediction:

1. Manchester United
2.
Chelsea
3.
Arsenal
4.
Newcastle United
5.
Liverpool
6.
Blackburn Rovers
7.
Leeds United
8.
Everton
9.
Southampton
10.
Manchester City
11.
Tottenham
12.
Middlesbrough
13.
Leicester City
14.
Fulham
15.
Portsmouth
16.
Charlton Athletic
17.
Bolton
18.
Aston Villa
19.
Wolves
20.
Birmingham City

Top Scorers:

1. Ruud V. Nistelrooy (29)
2. Thiery Henry (22)
3. Michael Owen (20)
4. Nikolas Anelka (19)
5. Ryan Giggs (18)

First to be sacked:

Peter Reid
Glenn Hoddle
Sam Alladyce
Randy's Prediction:

1. Manchester United
2.
Arsenal
3.
Chelsea
4.
Liverpool
5.
Leeds
6.
Newcastle United
7.
Everton
8.
Portsmouth
9.
Southampton
10.
Blackburn Rovers
11.
Tottenham
12.
Middlesborough
13.
Manchester City
14.
Bolton
15.
Wolves
16.
Fulham
17.
Birmingham City
18.
Aston Villa
19.
Charlton Athletic
20.
Leicester City

Top Scorers:

1. Ruud V. Nistelrooy (26)
2. James Beattie (24)
3. Thierry Henry (20)
4. Michael Own (19)
5. Paulo Di Canio (18)

First to be sacked:

David O'Leary
Sam Allardyce
Peter Reid