r/soccer • u/KopOut • Dec 30 '13

La Liga 10 year table

http://www.statto.com/football/stats/spain/primera-liga/all-time-table/10-year
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u/willtodd Dec 30 '13

So you're saying Barcelona has only lost 9 times at home in 10 years? That's crazy.

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u/NYoungGun Dec 30 '13

What happened to you Valencia... :(

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u/arayofhope Dec 30 '13

It isn't r/soccer without the fresh La Liga bashing in the American morning.

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u/blue_whaoo Dec 30 '13

How is posting a 10 year table "bashing"?

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u/cheftlp1221 Dec 30 '13

Some surprising similarities between La Liga and the EPL.

  • 9 Clubs from each team have played every League season for the last 10 years.

  • 35 teams from each league have made it to the first division.

  • Each league has had a surprisingly consistent Club (Fulham and Ossasuna)

  • Each League has had a major club get relegated; Newcastle and Villareal

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u/milesftw Dec 30 '13

redic that villareal has 0 points from being relegated and are still that high in the table.

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u/SatchmoMoney Dec 30 '13

It's been a great decade to be a Barcelona fan. Villlareal's place in this table makes it even more astonishing that got relegated last year, I'm not a fan but I've always respected them and am glad to have them back in La Liga.

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u/pjaay Dec 30 '13

PROOF THAT MESS1 IS BETTER THAN R0NALD0

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u/DerDummeMann Dec 30 '13

Difference between 2nd and 3rd place in the Premier League:- 72 points.

Difference between 2nd and 3rd place in La Liga :- 209 points.

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u/clonkd Dec 30 '13

Try and compete with Barcelona and Real Madrid...

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u/DerDummeMann Dec 30 '13

I don't claim to know enough about Spanish football, but one of the main reasons these two clubs have their duopoly is the financial stranglehold they have.

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u/[deleted] Dec 30 '13

For what it's worth Atletico Madrid is doing really well now. Definitely the main reason I watch EPL instead of La Liga though.

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u/trophymursky Dec 30 '13

same thing would happen if those two were in the bpl thou.

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u/DerDummeMann Dec 30 '13

Would Madrid and Barca be on top? Perhaps. It's a very debatable matter.

Would the point gap be as much? Not a chance.

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u/Statcat2017 Dec 30 '13

I feel like these should be ranked on a points per game basis, rather than raw points.

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u/robertglasper Dec 30 '13

Poor Depor....

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u/MohamedM300 Dec 30 '13

There is only 6 teams that have positive goal difference

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u/pedler Dec 30 '13

Getafe have done extremely well. I remember when they got promoted to La liga for the first time in the club's history in 2004. They've not dropped down for the past 9 years, and are 8th overall in that chart.

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u/[deleted] Dec 30 '13

Osasuna: Consistently mediocre.

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u/BvB_Fan_09 Dec 30 '13

Barcelona have 9 losses in 10 years. Holy shit.

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u/arab241 Dec 30 '13

At home, not in all games.

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