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Next two fixtures will determine where the season goes from here - a loss at Salford would really put the pressure on - I just can't see Leeds losing there, then I thought they would not lose at Cas.

Hull have a massive pack that may just run over us - lose that as well then I think the top 8 is curtains given they still have Wigan x 2, Warrington, Saints & Hull away before the split.

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The fall from grace is absolutely staggering when you think about it.

Leeds have never failed to appear in the play-offs.

Just 9 games into this season and they cannot realistically qualify.

The club must be wishing for the return of the Top 8 play-off system which rewarded their previous mediocrity oh so well, and particularly so in 2011 and 2012.

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They have lost games they should have won against less well financed teams but they were the exception - now these defeats have become the norm. McDermott looks like a defeated man who doesn't possess the skill set to deal with this situation.

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When was the last time Leeds finished below 8th?? 1996?

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Quote: Bullseye "When was the last time Leeds finished below 8th?? 1996?'"


Yep. And League points per game that year were higher then (0.55) than they are now (0.44).

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Quote: William Eve "Interesting graph.

I think some of the earlier SL regular season ladders gave the appearance of being more competitive than they were in reality. I'm referring to the top teams playing each other three times instead of twice. Therefore the closing of the points gap between 1st and 8th may be more pronounced in recent seasons than indicated.
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Exactly right. They don't really show the distribution across each range either. It's the boundaries between top4 / top8 and top8 / the rest that are important in that plot. 2003 and 2014 for instance, which were Halifax and London's respective years of total collapse. Take those away and for those years it's a much more competitive picture.

What we really need is something that takes into account who's beating who, not just how many wins they're getting. Step forward rlBradley Terryrl.

This is handy for things like, for the sake of argument, wine tasting. Which do you prefer, A or B. A beats B. B beats C. But then C beats A. No clear winner. Which one's the best if this situation and situations like it keep repeating over thousands of comparisons?

Bradley Terry gives us a score for a team / wine / whatever based on the relative strengths of who is beating who, and what that opponent had achieved up to that point. Winning games doesn't matter so much as who you are winning against. Beating Leeds last year would have got you a lot of "ability score" in this model. This year, not so much.

There is no unit for ability of course, the numbers it chucks out only make sense when you compare them against the ability scores of other teams. It's just a means of comparison rather than an absolute declaration. But the closer these scores all are then the more competitive the league is.

So if we find out what the standard deviation is (lower is better) for each year...



A steady improvement since the introduction of the salary cap (98? 99? I forget). Which is weird, because everyone knows the salary cap doesn't work and needs to be scrapped. (Unless we assume the league got more competitive when Bradford stopped battering everyone, which I'm willing to accept...)

That spike for 2014 is almost entirely down to how bad London were. It would have been a lot bigger if they hasn't beaten Leeds at Headingley that year.

FWIW, 2016's ability scores from this look like this atmhttps://i.imgur.com/0UMq5Sg.png" >

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Having said that, if Leeds current form is to continue for another couple of games then it's the Middle 8's for them for sure. A defeat away to Salford this weekend may well be enough to turn that prospect into a certainty.'"


Still not mathematically certain, but psychologically it might be. At least 8 or 9 wins from the remaining 14 are required. Ten or eleven will see them in the S8s for sure. Any less and it's dangerous territory. Problem is, that's a win rate two and a bit times higher than that achieved so far.

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the salary cap was introduced in 2001 for the 2002 season so theres not really that correlation. Its probably more likely (on that limited data) that the introduction of the play-offs in 1998 was the catalyst.

Id also ask how, if last year 2014 was down entirely to how bad London were, why we dont see a similar spike in 2005 with the terrible Leigh side?

as regards the middle 8s, i think there is something of an over-estimation here. Lets be honest, if, starting this week, Leeds won every other game, we would go in to the last game needing a win, but would anyone think we had gone in to it in outstanding form? in even good form? Theres no getting around it, 8 wins out of 14 isnt difficult in SL. We sneak 2 of those close games we have lost and its the form we are showing now. Which is terrible.

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Quote: SmokeyTA "the salary cap was introduced in 2001 for the 2002 season so theres not really that correlation. Its probably more likely (on that limited data) that the introduction of the play-offs in 1998 was the catalyst.
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Every reference I can find, apart from one nonsensical academic paper which suggests '97, says it was '99.

I genuinely don't recall myself. Both Wikipedia and the RFL site are sadly lacking on this, but that does seem about right to me. Also, it might be true to say that the salary cap proper started when you say because there were those years when Wigan were allowed special dispensation to allow for their existing contracts. And nobody else needed that. Or was allowed it, depending on how that actually went down.

Besides, whilst it slowly moves from around 2000 the great leap forward happens after 2005.

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Id also ask how, if last year 2014 was down entirely to how bad London were, why we dont see a similar spike in 2005 with the terrible Leigh side?
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Fair question. You might also ask the same thing about 2003 with Halifax.

The primary reason is that it was way more predictable then. This system is very much dependant on the relative strengths of who is being beaten by the team in question. Back then, top teams beat bottom teams. Top teams beat mid table teams. The old school Big 4 beat everyone, for the most part, and then took points off each other. Exceptions here and there, but largely not. Many fewer exceptions overall than now. I can prove this, and I will if you want me to.

This is exactly what the plot is showing. Despite that spike from London, it is lower than all seasons prior to and including the very year you're pointing out.

In 2014 London were disproportionally bad compared to everyone else that season, including Bradford.

London's sole win was from beating a 6th placed Leeds that year. Solid result. Second from bottom Bradford also beat Leeds. But they also had wins against Wakefield (twice), London (twice), Warrington, Wigan and Hull FC. Not a bad set of scalps overall, and from all over the table. Obviously a terrible season, but both in the table and by this method way better than London.

In 2005 Leigh beat a mid table team (London) and got a draw against another (Hull) and also beat Wakefield, and did so at a time when beating teams from outside your station was a little rarer than it is today. It's one of the worst runs in SL history but it's better than London's. The important point is that it happened in the context of a worse league overall.

In 2003 Halifax beat London, and in their first game. And then never won or drew again. That is easily the worst losing run in SL history. A more abject collapse than London 2014 for sure. London 2003, who Halifax beat, finished fifth. They were ten points behind fourth place Saints.

Leeds 2014, who London 2014 beat, finished the regular season in sixth. They were six points behind first placed Wigan.

All twelve team seasons too.

Halifax and Leigh may well have been terrible. But the league overall was terrible, hence the higher overall scoring in the output of this system. The league was not terrible in 2014. Bradford weren't that great but London happened to equal the worst performance in the league's history, and that made the gap between them and next worst huge. It stands out when determining standard deviation in a sample size of twelve, albeit one built from around knocking on for 180 games overall.

FWIW, I don't deny at all that the play offs are a factor here. They absolutely are. I have always been in favour of a grand final and associated play off system for precisely this reason. But the cap is a huge factor too, and whilst I can't particularly prove it I would certainly argue that it was the primary one.

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as regards the middle 8s, i think there is something of an over-estimation here. Lets be honest, if, starting this week, Leeds won every other game, we would go in to the last game needing a win, but would anyone think we had gone in to it in outstanding form? in even good form? Theres no getting around it, 8 wins out of 14 isnt difficult in SL.
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Not impossible by any means. As you say, it's every other game at this point, though I do think 8 wins is at the lower end of what you're going to need. Doable though. I believe more likely today for a bottom of the table side than at any other point in SL history, and certainly more probable for you than for Huddersfield.

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FWIW, this system only measures wins and losses. For draws I mark both teams as a win. It doesn't take points difference into account at all. I prefer it for pairwise comparisons, cos a win is a win is a win.

There are plenty of other systems that are used in US college sports for figuring out which of these teams in a league of over a hundred, some of whom have never even heard of each other never mind played, make it to the play-offs. These do take points difference into account. rlKen Massey'srl is popular, and whilst I've got a method for it I've never tried doing something like this with it.

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Leeds will make top 4 easy, can't see Batley, Leigh, London, Bradford getting above you.

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Quote: vbfg "Every reference I can find, apart from one nonsensical academic paper which suggests '97, says it was '99.

I genuinely don't recall myself. Both Wikipedia and the RFL site are sadly lacking on this, but that does seem about right to me. Also, it might be true to say that the salary cap proper started when you say because there were those years when Wigan were allowed special dispensation to allow for their existing contracts. And nobody else needed that. Or was allowed it, depending on how that actually went down.'"
2001 Wigan were spending 3.2m on wages. That would be nearly 5m today. They were given 1 years grace at 2.3m in 2002. by 2003 everyone was spending 1.8m. Which as much as anything simply highlights just how far we have gone backwards.

Quote: vbfg "Besides, whilst it slowly moves from around 2000 the great leap forward happens after 2005.'"
there is another correlation you may have missed which correlates far better and seems a far more obvious reason that passes occams razor.

from 1997, the bottom team in SL scored 9, 4, 10, 8, 11, 0, 12, 5, and then in 2005 we relegated not only the terrible Leigh, but also the 2nd worst side in SL Widnes and replaced them with a side who had money and spent it and built. Les Catalans entered the league and stopped the perpetual merry-go-round of clubs not big enough for SL replacing each other and swapping players.

in 2006 Les Catalans finished bottom with a record points total of 16 which was more points than Widnes got in 11th the previous year.

Quote: vbfg "Fair question. You might also ask the same thing about 2003 with Halifax.

The primary reason is that it was way more predictable then. This system is very much dependant on the relative strengths of who is being beaten by the team in question. Back then, top teams beat bottom teams. Top teams beat mid table teams. The old school Big 4 beat everyone, for the most part, and then took points off each other. Exceptions here and there, but largely not. Many fewer exceptions overall than now. I can prove this, and I will if you want me to.

This is exactly what the plot is showing. Despite that spike from London, it is lower than all seasons prior to and including the very year you're pointing out.

In 2014 London were disproportionally bad compared to everyone else that season, including Bradford.

London's sole win was from beating a 6th placed Leeds that year. Solid result. Second from bottom Bradford also beat Leeds. But they also had wins against Wakefield (twice), London (twice), Warrington, Wigan and Hull FC. Not a bad set of scalps overall, and from all over the table. Obviously a terrible season, but both in the table and by this method way better than London.

In 2005 Leigh beat a mid table team (London) and got a draw against another (Hull) and also beat Wakefield, and did so at a time when beating teams from outside your station was a little rarer than it is today. It's one of the worst runs in SL history but it's better than London's. The important point is that it happened in the context of a worse league overall.

In 2003 Halifax beat London, and in their first game. And then never won or drew again. That is easily the worst losing run in SL history. A more abject collapse than London 2014 for sure. London 2003, who Halifax beat, finished fifth. They were ten points behind fourth place Saints.

Leeds 2014, who London 2014 beat, finished the regular season in sixth. They were six points behind first placed Wigan.

All twelve team seasons too.

Halifax and Leigh may well have been terrible. But the league overall was terrible, hence the higher overall scoring in the output of this system. The league was not terrible in 2014. Bradford weren't that great but London happened to equal the worst performance in the league's history, and that made the gap between them and next worst huge. It stands out when determining standard deviation in a sample size of twelve, albeit one built from around knocking on for 180 games overall.

FWIW, I don't deny at all that the play offs are a factor here. They absolutely are. I have always been in favour of a grand final and associated play off system for precisely this reason. But the cap is a huge factor too, and whilst I can't particularly prove it I would certainly argue that it was the primary one.

Not impossible by any means. As you say, it's every other game at this point, though I do think 8 wins is at the lower end of what you're going to need. Doable though. I believe more likely today for a bottom of the table side than at any other point in SL history, and certainly more probable for you than for Huddersfield.'"
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i wont argue that the SC hasnt had an effect. But that effect has been to bring the top down. It hasnt brought the bottom up. Players arent leaving the big clubs and going to the lesser clubs because of cap issues. The best are simply leaving.

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Quote: SmokeyTA "2001 Wigan were spending 3.2m on wages. That would be nearly 5m today. They were given 1 years grace at 2.3m in 2002. by 2003 everyone was spending 1.8m. Which as much as anything simply highlights just how far we have gone backwards.'"


£900k off our wage bill from one season to the next and we still remained competitive. How much £ in salaries did Leeds let go of last year? icon_biggrin.gif

Agree with your points on Catalan though, they've been a great addition to Super League.

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Quote: Wigg'n "£900k off our wage bill from one season to the next and we still remained competitive. How much £ in salaries did Leeds let go of last year? Nothing, Nada, Zilch.

Like Radlinski at Wigan, they played only for the love of their club icon_smile.gif

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Was there an earlier date when the 50% rule first came in? That might explain the difference.

There are certainly references to a cap of some kind existing prior to the dates you mention, and not speculating about its coming. rlTalking about its effectsrl. rlHererl as well. And rlthisrl, which Google picked up '99, has Caisley talking about it too (para 19) .

I don't doubt you, what you're saying is starting to ring a bell (my initial comment you picked up on was an aside really, and my interest in the analysis in the first place was comparing with the NRL rather than looking at the effects of the cap). It's just odd that there are references to it before then.

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