theHotHead wrote:starmandb wrote:Özim wrote:In 70-71 we won the league with 65 points, nowadays it’s takes around 90.
In those days football wasn’t as high pressure, didn’t have as much money in it and wasn’t as professional, the comparisons don’t stand up because it’s a completely different era, everything was completely different, it just doesn’t reflect modern football at all.
It was 2 points for a win then 1 for a draw
We won 29 drew 7
94 points in today’s money
Another example of jumping to slag Arsenal with no research
You cannot make a points adjustment and compare with current day, it doesn't work. Look at Italy, the style of football they played when they had 2 points for a win changed when they converted to 3 points for a win, so the style of football back then was completely different, that has to be taken into account. Also, the old First Division had 22 teams, the Premier League has 20 teams now.
JHC what a reach!
So when it was 2 points for a win it was comparable to 3 points for a win ???? Give over.
As starman said, 65 points then is 94 in today's money. No ifs or buts, just mathematically the case.
22 teams vs 20 teams - sure.. equates to 85 points with 4 less games.
Point being is that we started the first 6 games with the equivalent of 9 points in today's money, including a 1-0 win vs Huddersfield, and won the league.
1-0 wins are always excellent results, especially away form home. Was then. Is now. End of story.
It is both ridiculous and pathetic to be moaning about how much we won a game by.