Quote from: Despairo on Today at 05:10:15 AM

Quote from: pawel7777 on February 29, 2024, 10:24:19 PM

If the chances for win are accurate (from the Premier League on Google), which are as follows for each of the three:

Liverpool: 63%
Man City: 77%
Arsenal: 83%

Then it's actually more likely than not, that at least one of these three won't win their game (around 60% probability).
Of course, it's hard to put an accurate number on sports events, it's all just estimates mostly based on previous results.

It's a big joke, bookie is more accurate because the statistic comes from people who want to bet and they as a bookie, won't make a mistake to calculate the odds, otherwise they will get rekt.

Arsenal is rarely become a champion and they're currently not on top standings, so there's no way to predict Arsenal has a bigger chance among other clubs.

This is just a prediction, so let's assume that nobody looked at the teams' results before making it. Arsenal won't even be in second place in the league table at the end of the season, much less take first place. Before we talk about this, we should even look at the teams that are ahead of Arsenal. At the beginning of the season, Arsenal had a chance to be at the top, and they lost it, which was the best opportunity they missed. I'll just say that Arsenal can qualify for the Champions League next season in the same manner as they did the previous year.

I didn't expect any trophies from Arsenal this season because they aren't even sure if they can win one right now. I know that Manchester City and Liverpool are only a few points ahead of them, so if Arsenal plays well, they might try to catch up, but overall, I think Arsenal is the most shameful team in the Premier League because they missed their opportunity to win a trophy last year and again this season. It is extremely painful and shameful for a team with great players to not be able to win a trophy.