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According to Wikipedia, Harfords win rate in his two meaningful spells as manager with Rotherham and Luton is 16.6% and 27.1%.
Hart's average over his five managerial appointments is 31.29%, with his best spell with Chesterfield between 1988-91 when he hit the dizzy heights of 34.23% but that was a long time ago. More recently, his best winning spell believe it or not is with Portsmouth at 30%.
So if you average Paul Harts record and Mick Harfords this gives a win rate of 26.57%. Now, averaging out the draw rate of the two over both their managerial careers, between them they draw 1.1 times the number of games they win which gives a draw rate of 29.23%.
This means therefore a lose rate of 44.2%.
Translating this in to points over the 46 game championship season means that we would finish the season with 49 points. Based on last seasons table we would therefore finish in 21st position, 1 place off relegation.
Great. I can't wait:very_sad:
Hart's average over his five managerial appointments is 31.29%, with his best spell with Chesterfield between 1988-91 when he hit the dizzy heights of 34.23% but that was a long time ago. More recently, his best winning spell believe it or not is with Portsmouth at 30%.
So if you average Paul Harts record and Mick Harfords this gives a win rate of 26.57%. Now, averaging out the draw rate of the two over both their managerial careers, between them they draw 1.1 times the number of games they win which gives a draw rate of 29.23%.
This means therefore a lose rate of 44.2%.
Translating this in to points over the 46 game championship season means that we would finish the season with 49 points. Based on last seasons table we would therefore finish in 21st position, 1 place off relegation.
Great. I can't wait:very_sad:
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