2007 :: Week 7 :: Rankings

Discussion in 'Columbus Crew' started by Foosinho, May 21, 2007.

  1. Foosinho

    Foosinho New Member

    Jan 11, 1999
    New Albany, OH
    Club:
    Columbus Crew
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    Code:
    			GP	Pyth	Rank	Elo	Rank	FIFA		Rank	RPI	Rank	SOS	Rank	Points	Rank	Form
    New England Revolution	8	0.8212	1	1460.07	1	14371.43	3	0.5579	2	0.4889	9	17	1	WDWWW
    Red Bull New York	7	0.7752	2	1425.13	3	6482.14		8	0.5368	4	0.5024	4	14	3	WWDLW
    Kansas City Wizards	7	0.6760	3	1410.16	6	9003.57		5	0.4954	7	0.4682	11	13	4	WWWLD
    Los Angeles Galaxy	5	0.6541	4	1416.82	4	2171.43		12	0.5376	3	0.5210	2	5	12	DLWLD
    Chivas USA		7	0.6098	5	1383.17	9	3660.71		10	0.4141	13	0.4052	13	8	7	WLLDD
    FC Dallas		9	0.5399	6	1433.54	2	17657.14	1	0.5759	1	0.5585	1	16	2	LLWWW
    Colorado Rapids		8	0.5000	7	1414.58	5	8071.43		7	0.5196	5	0.5002	5	12	5	WLDWD
    Chicago Fire		7	0.3902	8	1392.01	7	8342.86		6	0.5163	6	0.5165	3	10	6	WWLLL
    DC United		6	0.3902	9	1390.36	8	17014.29	2	0.4619	11	0.4723	10	7	9	LLDWW
    Houston Dynamo		7	0.3902	10	1372.23	11	12889.29	4	0.4666	10	0.4981	7	7	10	LLWLL
    Real Salt Lake		7	0.2647	11	1372.76	10	2571.43		11	0.4697	9	0.4962	8	4	13	LLDDL
    Columbus Crew		7	0.1649	12	1368.40	12	4339.29		9	0.4727	8	0.5002	6	7	8	DWLDL
    Toronto FC		7	0.1289	13	1360.77	13	214.29		13	0.4194	12	0.4594	12	6	11	LLWWL
    
    My observations. New England and New York are the class of the league. KC is starting to look like they might belong up there too. Dallas is lights out right now, except they are overperforming relative to the ratio of goals scored/goals allowed. In other words, lots of narrow victories. We'll have to see if they can keep it up.

    LA is a real mystery. They currently have the 2nd lowest point total in the league, but don't expect that to stay that way. For starters, they've only played 5 league games. But they've done well against tough competition, and I expect they'll finish the season quite strong when Xavier and Beckham join up.

    We are shockingly tied for the last playoff place right now, but unless we start knocking in goals, and I mean right now, we are in big big trouble. The upcoming game against Toronto is critical to getting the Good Ship Sigi sailing in the right direction - and ensuring a suddenly goal-producing Toronto team stays in our rear-view mirror.
     
  2. pettyfog

    pettyfog Member

    Jan 30, 2000
    Enon OH Exit 49
    Club:
    Columbus Crew
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    My observations:

    Each week I copy paste {special|unicode} the entire standings from MLSNet into Excel, then Manually copy the various teams into the playoffs chart, then I CNTL/Print screen, open MS Photoeditor and crop the image to what you see...then I upload into a site that lets me link it.

    Seeing as THIS week it seemed to be a REAL Chore, to do that {wonder WHY!}
    I dont want to hear about any mistakes I made... anyone else wants to do it, be my guest. I just told you how.

    This attitude subject to change if there's a reason to change it!

    Signed
    Grumpy Pissed Off Pettyfog

    :eek:
     
  3. John_Harkes_6

    John_Harkes_6 New Member

    Mar 29, 2000
    Baltimore, MD.
    Nice - and not a mistake but a question. Wouldn't DC be the 8th team since they have a game in hand - therefore more points per game?

    Just something to think about but nice job - first time I have seen someone pull it together like this.
     
  4. pettyfog

    pettyfog Member

    Jan 30, 2000
    Enon OH Exit 49
    Club:
    Columbus Crew
    Well, the case could be made for that... but that's what FOOS' chart is for. If we do that, then why not weight it ALSO based on recent Goals/Game. Then we need to look at upcoming opponents, right?
    Nope.. that is only a snapshot and the GP is included so you can weight it in your own mind.

    When compiling that chart, the ONLY tiebreaker is GF/GA... note that Columbus just got beat 4-0
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    I'm not the first to do it, I got the idea from someone else who did it here... look back a page or two.
    Just that I'm better at composition than I am at BB coding
     
  5. Foosinho

    Foosinho New Member

    Jan 11, 1999
    New Albany, OH
    Club:
    Columbus Crew
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    It's very close, but I'd have to guess that DC is, in fact, a smidge better than Houston, who aren't helping me out any in fulfilling my earlier "one to watch" prediction. Blech.

    I just noticed I forgot the recent form table. I've edited the first post to include it, and for completeness posted it here too.

    Code:
    Los Angeles Galaxy:	DLWLD
    Kansas City Wizards:	WWWLD
    Chicago Fire:		WWLLL
    DC United:		LLDWW
    Red Bull New York:	WWDLW
    New England Revolution:	WDWWW
    Houston Dynamo:		LLWLL
    Real Salt Lake:		LLDDL
    Chivas USA:		WLLDD
    Colorado Rapids:	WLDWD
    FC Dallas:		LLWWW
    Toronto FC:		LLWWL
    Columbus Crew:		DWLDL
     

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