Just posted this on the Bradford forum, and since most Championship fans here pass by there or here at some point I figured you folks should get a look too.



I thought it might be interesting to look at home and away form separately so I've produced league tables as if each club had only played their home fixtures so far, and another for if they'd only played their away fixtures so far.

We have won every home game (in the league) for the past 3 years. We just need to carry that form into the middle 8's.



LSV is really starting to feel like home now. I will always miss Hilton Park but if we have to move on then the LSV is as good a place as any to do so.



I have grown very attached to my seat in the West Stand and attending week in week out with my Dad and my Grandad. Then moving to the North Stand for the atmosphere in the "Big" games with my brother.



Slowly growing to love the place.



Still miss p*****g against a brick wall and all over my shoes at Hilton Park though

Our away form is more than favourable seeing as the fixtures we`ve played.

Yeah, I haven't looked at strength of schedule at all with this. That is no doubt true about your fixtures so far though. If I get chance I might take a nosey at that during the week.

Me too Nozzy !

Once had a Pee outside, next to Alex Murphy....a moment to treasure !

Still miss changing ends at half time due to dreaded 'elf and safety, and still don't understand why every other ground I have visited this season (including Super league Warrington) have cash turnstiles. I don't know how many late walk-up fans we lose, when they see the queues at the ticket booths, especially if it's raining. Surely the club should make it as easy as possible for non-season ticket holders to get in by having at least 2 cash turnstiles? Customer is king!!

The discussion on the Bradford forum led me to check out individual referees. I wish I could find it now but I once read a study about home advantage in soccer where a number of top flight referees called a game on screens. Half had the sound turned off, half had the sound turned on. The results were overwhelmingly in favour of the home side with the sound on compared to off.



This is just from CH and L1 games over the last ten years so I guess a lot of them will be more familiar to you folks than they are to us. Still, many names at the top have disappeared and others still are notorious.



33 altogether. Trundle on down to number 24 before you see an even split and the poster child for even handedness, Joe "Last word in fairness" Cobb.



Poorly named columns. That is of course home wins and away wins. I count draws as "half wins", hence all the .5s you see.







Moral of the story: shout at the ref with confidence and gusto.

I thought this was a thread about Aussies Soaps

the music haunts me,You know we belong together.

That was me last night. It has since morphed into the closing music for Prisoner Cell Block H.



He used to send me roses...

Moral of the story, teams tend to win more games at home than away and as a consequence most referees will officiate over more home wins than away. Chicken & egg.

Logic soundly applied Reffy

I too believe that there's no reason for it and that it just is, reffy.