We'll be 12th, apparently.

[5string]

http://www.givemesport.com/1141819-a-super-computer-has-predicted-the-final-premier-league-table?autoplay=on&utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=Organic-Social&utm_campaign=Tribute-Pages-laika-III-1sted

 

So says a 'super-computer'.

 

Original.

[Saint86]

http://www.givemesport.com/1141819-a-super-computer-has-predicted-the-final-premier-league-table?autoplay=on&utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=Organic-Social&utm_campaign=Tribute-Pages-laika-III-1sted

 

So says a 'super-computer'.

 

Original.

 

A bit harsh, but we'll be in touching distance I suspect.

[Saint_lambden]

Pellegrino out.

[Lord Duckhunter]

Did the computer say how we will play. Will it be an exciting 12th, with plenty of goal match action, interesting press conference & happy players?

 

 

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[Saint-Fred]

I would have predicted that as the bottom three too!

[SaintBobby]

Probably about right. We'll be somewhere between 8th and 15th. And that's probably only a spread of 6 or 10 points.

 

I'd lean to 9th or 10th. But 12th isn't an absurd idea.

[Wes Tender]

The computer should stick to predicting the outcomes of chess games, where pieces don't get suspended, injured, or transferred.

[Professor]

As soon as I saw the claim of a "Super Computer" the whole thing immediately lost any credibility A bald attempt to oversell what is just a piece of software. The program would have produced entirely different results if any of the value judgements had been different, even marginally so and could have been run on a laptop because we all know the platform makes no difference. Quite frankly, the whole phrase "super computer" is just so twentieth century. Whoever wrote that article seems very out-of-date.