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That itty bitty little orange wedge? Hi, Cristiano. Honestly (and unfortunately), I feel like the respondents are underrating Gabriel Jesus, who I think could have much more of an impact on this season than any Spurs fans want to admit. Unsurprisingly, Erling Haaland gets the second highest vote share even though he’s unproven in the Premier League, he’s quite clearly a monster talent playing on a monstrously good team. Honestly, I’m a bit surprised that Kane got so MUCH of the vote share here over Son, who had a phenomenal, actual Golden-Boot winning season last year. Q4: Who will win the 2022-23 Golden Boot?

The biggish purple wedge, btw, is Leicester City, NOT Everton, lol. Next is, predictably, Newcastle - that oil money goes a long way in some readers’ minds.Īfter that, by a fair distance, comes Aston Villa. But in case you’re having trouble distinguishing the colors, the biggest slice of pie here is West Ham, nearly half of whom our readers picked to edge into a European qualification spot this season.

I eliminated a bunch of the choices for purposes of this graph and it’s still a little crowded. Q3: Which team OUTSIDE the top 6 is most likely to finish IN the top 6? That doesn’t mean that they WILL, but if one is dropping out, they’re the most likely.Īrsenal came in as the second highest choice by random internet Spurs fans, because this is a Tottenham Hotspur blog. More than half of respondents picked Manchester United as the most likely team to drop out of the top six. Manchester United’s chaos energy offseason seems to outweigh any promise from the appointment of Erik ten Hag, at least according to our readers. No real surprises here, as this is a Tottenham blog. Q2: Which team INSIDE the top 6 is most likely to finish OUTSIDE the top 6? Any one (or more) of them could slip behind one of the promoted teams this season. But honestly, according to the Commentariat there’s not a lot to choose from between Leeds, Southampton, and Everton. Isn’t statistics fun?Ī lot of y’all are really low on Leeds this season, but I somehow think they’ll outperform what they did last season. What’s interesting about this is that Bournemouth actually got a higher percentage of 20th place votes than either Fulham or Forest, but got enough higher placed votes to tick them up just barely into 19th. Chelsea Arsenalįor the 2nd year running y’all picked all three promoted teams to dropĪnd you know what? This year you might be right. But this is a Tottenham Hotspur blog, and so Arsenal play Thursday ‘coz they’re f-king sh-te. There’s not really that much between Chelsea and Arsenal in fourth and fifth place statistically, honestly. Weirdly, the fifth highest votes went to Spurs in 18th, which honestly just makes me chuckle - like, if you’re going to troll on a Spurs blog’s prediction poll, why not put them 20th? A weirdly specific rating. Of course, those that DIDN’T vote Spurs in third almost universally voted them in second or first, which gave them a very healthy mean. Usually the masthead is a little more pessimistic on Spurs’ chances than the readers, but this year we’re right in sync, placing Spurs in a solid third place. Now, because this is a Tottenham Hotspur blog I expect a group of readers to have an, let’s call it “optimistic” view of Spurs’ final landing place in the table. This is about as easy as it gets to interpret this kind of data. Once again Manchester City is tipped to win the league, and this year they got a higher first place percentage (72%) than they did last season (68%). The only real difference at the top of the table is who’s finishing fourth the Masthead clearly has a little more faith in Gabriel Jesus than the Commentariat, and a little less faith in Thomas Tuchel. There’s a lot of synchronicity between the Masthead and the Commentariat in this year’s predictions.

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