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League tables - how does FM measure up to reality?

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Matt Antos-Lewis

10 years ago

2 years ago

20 Nov 2014 17:11:45

A few weeks BBC Sport had as its guest for the weekly 'Challenge Lawro' EPL result prediction, the FM15 database. The game was pretty good at guessing accurate results and it got me wondering; it would be interesting to see how the final league tables at both the current point and the end of your first seasons stack up against what's going on in real life.

Anyone got a mid-Nov league table to share?

jujigatame

13 years ago

6 years ago

20 Nov 2014 20:49:54

I'm doing significantly better than the real-life Dortmund is doing, and I assume that will be the case for most players managing Dortmund as they are underperforming badly IRL.

I'm guessing the same will be true for folks managing Man United or Liverpool or Spurs.

Evil-Muffin7

16 years ago

19 minutes ago

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21 Nov 2014 10:04:19

Im in February for my game and in the BPL, the league table around November was strange, it had Man United, Liverpool, Q.P.R. as the top 3 all on same points, yes a shocker QPR in top 3 but at the bottom it was Sunderland, West Brom and Southampton if i can recall correctly, but for earl Feb the table now looks like this:

http://s16.postimg.org/ilaccsnoz/Barclays_Premier_League_Overview_Stages.png

Matt Antos-Lewis

10 years ago

2 years ago

22 Nov 2014 04:31:19

Some big sides having a shocker there!

sscouser

16 years ago

2 months ago

Premium

25 Nov 2014 16:40:39

March 2015 I am manager of Liverpool.The table stands as follow Man Utd top Chelsea 2nd Arsenal 3rd Liverpool 4th Everton 5th and Tottenham 6th.The strange one is Man City 3rd from bottom with Sunderland and Burnley below lol

Footygamer

18 years ago

16 hours ago

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25 Nov 2014 18:14:03

By sscouser | On 25 November 2014 - 16:40 PM

March 2015 I am manager of Liverpool.The table stands as follow Man Utd top Chelsea 2nd Arsenal 3rd Liverpool 4th Everton 5th and Tottenham 6th.The strange one is Man City 3rd from bottom with Sunderland and Burnley below lol

Pellegrini been sacked I assume? Who did they replace him with?