On the rankings in the Football Ranking System Manchester United remained on top in October, followed by Chelsea and Manchester City.
Celtic are the highest Scottish team, falling one place to eighth. Dundee United are next Scottish team in 31st.
Rangers continue to fall and have slipped from 33rd to 56th. A good cup run might see them regain a few places.
Leading the Championship teams are Middlesbrough who rose 15 places to 15th.
Truro City are in last (202nd) place for the second month in a row.
Ten-place plus movers elsewhere include:
Nottingham Forest, up from 38 to 27.
Blackpool, down from 18 to 28.
Hull City, up from 43 to 30.
Aberdeen, up from 44 to 34.
Crystal Palace, up from 50 to 37.
Oldham Athletic, up from 88 to 77.
Wycombe Wanderers, down from 96 to 106.
Forfar Athletic, down from 106 to 118.
Hereford United, downfrom 126 to 137.
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Wednesday, 7 November 2012
Thursday, 4 October 2012
Manchester United top the rankings for September
On the rankings in the Football Ranking System Manchester United have regained top spot from Manchester City, who have slipped to fifth with indifferent form of late. Chelsea have jumped from fourth to second, only held back by draws with QPR and Juventus. Everton have kept up their early season form and are in third position.
Inevitably, Celtic head the Scottish challenge, falling one place to seventh. Hearts are next for the Scots in 27th.
Rangers continue to fall and have slipped from 19th to 33rd. from 8th to 19th.
Aston Villa have staged something of a recovery, rising from 29th to 19th and Championship risers Cardiff City jumped from 37th to 23rd.
Biggest fallers were Coventry City, who plummeted from 53rd to 72nd.
Ten-place plus movers elsewhere include:
Leicester City, up from 34 to 24.
Dundee United, down from 18 to 32.
Brighton & Hove Albion, up from 47 to 31.
Kilmarnock, up from 46 to 35.
Wolverhamption Wanderers, up from 49 to 36.
Sheffield Wednesday, down from 31 to 47.
Ipswich Town, down from 40 to 55.
Portsmouth, down from 57 to 70.
Crawley Town, up from 84 to 74.
Morton, up from 91 to 80.
Leyton Orient, up from 92 to 82.
Hamilton Academical, down from 76 to 87.
Port Vale, up from 102 to 92.
Southend United, up from 105 to 95.
Wycombe Wanderers, down from 85 to 96.
Hartlepool United, down from 87 to 98.
Burton Albion, up from 113 to 99.
Aldershot Town, down from 96 to 108.
Oxford United, down from 99 to 113.
Dartford, up from 169 to 157.
Chester, up from 173 to 159.
Oxford City up from 179 to 168.
Inevitably, Celtic head the Scottish challenge, falling one place to seventh. Hearts are next for the Scots in 27th.
Rangers continue to fall and have slipped from 19th to 33rd. from 8th to 19th.
Aston Villa have staged something of a recovery, rising from 29th to 19th and Championship risers Cardiff City jumped from 37th to 23rd.
Biggest fallers were Coventry City, who plummeted from 53rd to 72nd.
Ten-place plus movers elsewhere include:
Leicester City, up from 34 to 24.
Dundee United, down from 18 to 32.
Brighton & Hove Albion, up from 47 to 31.
Kilmarnock, up from 46 to 35.
Wolverhamption Wanderers, up from 49 to 36.
Sheffield Wednesday, down from 31 to 47.
Ipswich Town, down from 40 to 55.
Portsmouth, down from 57 to 70.
Crawley Town, up from 84 to 74.
Morton, up from 91 to 80.
Leyton Orient, up from 92 to 82.
Hamilton Academical, down from 76 to 87.
Port Vale, up from 102 to 92.
Southend United, up from 105 to 95.
Wycombe Wanderers, down from 85 to 96.
Hartlepool United, down from 87 to 98.
Burton Albion, up from 113 to 99.
Aldershot Town, down from 96 to 108.
Oxford United, down from 99 to 113.
Dartford, up from 169 to 157.
Chester, up from 173 to 159.
Oxford City up from 179 to 168.
Friday, 31 August 2012
Early season shapes the football rankings
From the Football Ranking System we see that Manchester City have just about retained top spot from the very in-form early season pace-setters Chelsea. Indeed, a Chelsea win in the UEFA Super Cup tonight might see them take over on top.
The other early season form team Everton have risen from 6th to 4th.
It will be fascinating to see how far Rangers fall now that they are in Scottish League Division Three. Among such lowly opposition they will not score so many points unless they thrash everyone of them, and they're not doing that yet. In August Rangers have fallen from 8th to 19th.
Conversely, Swansea City have gone the other way, rising from 18th to 9th, and Wigan Athletic have gone from 14th to 7th.
Ten-place plus movers elsewhere include:
The other early season form team Everton have risen from 6th to 4th.
It will be fascinating to see how far Rangers fall now that they are in Scottish League Division Three. Among such lowly opposition they will not score so many points unless they thrash everyone of them, and they're not doing that yet. In August Rangers have fallen from 8th to 19th.
Conversely, Swansea City have gone the other way, rising from 18th to 9th, and Wigan Athletic have gone from 14th to 7th.
Ten-place plus movers elsewhere include:
- Sheffield Wednesday, up from 55 to 21.
- Leeds United, up from 49 to 36.
- Motherwell, down from 28 to 38.
- Yeovil Town, up from 80 to 69.
- Swindon Town, up from 87 to 71.
- Dundee, down from 62 to 73.
- Preston North End, up from 85 to 74.
- Crawley Town, up from 98 to 84.
- Chesterfield, down from 76 to 86.
- Bradford City, up from 107 to 97.
- Ayr United, down from 88 to 100.
- Southend United, down from 95 to 105.
- Dumbarton, down from 106 to 117.
- Brackley, new in at 157.
- Bradford Park Avenue, new in at 161.
- Woking, up from 177 to 166.
- Dartford, up from 178 to 168.
- Chester, new in at 173.
- Altrincham, down from 165 to 176.
- Oxford City, new in at 179.
- Billericay Town, new in at 184.
- Corby Town, down from 174 to 186.
- AFC Hornhcurch, new in at 190.
- Bromley, down from 189 to 199.
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