Explanation: The number below the logo shows the year the team most recently arrived into the Championship, and the direction/colour of the arrow shows whether they were relegated from the Premier League (orange and downward) or promoted from League One (green and upward).
Interesting that 50% of the ‘class of 2015’ still remain in the Championship.
No present Championship team has been here for more than 10 years, showing that there is an appreciable level of churn for all teams when 25% of the league are replaced each season.
The probability of a team surviving 10 seasons is 0.75^10, which is roughly 5%, assuming it is all purely down to luck.
In other words, Bristol, QPR and Preston NE have this season to show us whether it is a statistical anomaly, or whether they truly are Championship teams.
swaythling on
I would be very surprised if the three 2015 teams didn’t make it beyond ten years.
Particular_Area_7423 on
There isn’t a chance we are going up next season . So hopefully we cling on to make it 10 years in the champ.
And here’s hoping brizzle and QPR do too đ
Parmochipsgarlic on
The golden McLaren days feel a very very very long time ago, damn you wonderful childhood of massive games, cup finals, Europe and big money signings
Al12eksi03 on
me and the boys PNE and Bristol City, this is the least surprising stat of all time
VegetableSamosa on
I was looking for Birmingham to have an equals sign and 1875 next to it, then got sad the streak was over.
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Explanation: The number below the logo shows the year the team most recently arrived into the Championship, and the direction/colour of the arrow shows whether they were relegated from the Premier League (orange and downward) or promoted from League One (green and upward).
Interesting that 50% of the ‘class of 2015’ still remain in the Championship.
No present Championship team has been here for more than 10 years, showing that there is an appreciable level of churn for all teams when 25% of the league are replaced each season.
The probability of a team surviving 10 seasons is 0.75^10, which is roughly 5%, assuming it is all purely down to luck.
In other words, Bristol, QPR and Preston NE have this season to show us whether it is a statistical anomaly, or whether they truly are Championship teams.
I would be very surprised if the three 2015 teams didn’t make it beyond ten years.
There isn’t a chance we are going up next season . So hopefully we cling on to make it 10 years in the champ.
And here’s hoping brizzle and QPR do too đ
The golden McLaren days feel a very very very long time ago, damn you wonderful childhood of massive games, cup finals, Europe and big money signings
me and the boys PNE and Bristol City, this is the least surprising stat of all time
I was looking for Birmingham to have an equals sign and 1875 next to it, then got sad the streak was over.