Premiership
Manager	Season	HW	AW	HD	AD	HL	AL	Total	Won	Drawn	Lost	Wins	Draws	Points	Dif
Kevin Keegan	1993-94	14	9	4	4	3	8	42	55%	19%	26%	62	7	70	n/a
Kevin Keegan	1994-95	14	6	6	6	1	9	42	48%	29%	24%	54	11	65	-5
Kevin Keegan	1995-96	17	7	1	5	1	7	38	63%	16%	21%	72	6	78	13
Kevin Keegan	1996-97	7	4	2	2	2	4	21	52%	19%	29%	60	7	67	-11
Kenny Dalglish	1996-97	6	2	1	5	1	1	16	50%	38%	13%	57	14	71	4
Kenny Dalglish	1997-98	8	3	5	6	6	10	38	29%	29%	42%	33	11	44	-27
Kenny Dalglish	1998-99	0	0	1	1	0	0	2	0%	100%	0%	0	38	38	n/a
Ruud Gullit	1998-99	7	4	5	6	5	8	35	31%	31%	37%	36	12	48	4
Ruud Gullit	1999-00	0	0	1	0	2	2	5	0%	20%	80%	0	8	8	n/a
Bobby Robson	1999-00	10	4	4	5	2	7	32	44%	28%	28%	50	11	61	13
Bobby Robson	2000-01	8	4	2	4	5	9	32	38%	19%	44%	43	7	50	-11

-- Anonymous, April 21, 2001

Answers

The points and relative differences have been calculated based on the proportion of results applied to a 38 game season. This allows partial seasons to e compared and evens out the two 42 game seasons before the Premiership was reduced. Kenny and Ruud's swansongs are not being used to calculate differences since 2 and 5 games are not representative of a season's results, so the previous totals are used for comparison.

As you can see, Keegan's slump in form was pronounced whilst Kenny's recovery that season has been overstated. The inexplicable squandering of that position is still the most pronounced swing while Bobby is in danger of undoing last season's recovery unless he can get some wins in the last 6. Just one today would do for me :-)

-- Anonymous, April 21, 2001

fascinating, softie.

but what does it all mean?

;))

-- Anonymous, April 22, 2001

It strikes me that our home form has been somewhat disgusting since Keegan left, and yet we still manage fantastic gates.

-- Anonymous, April 22, 2001