Re Portsmouth/Blackburn, I have no explanation. Andrew's post-match observations make sense, but then so did his pre-match observations which favoured Portsmouth

Personally I wouldn't worry about it too much and just put it down as one of those charts that didn't work according to the criteria that we're using. Fortunately this doesn't seem to happen too often!

Ficinia said:
I did say that both teams would score because this seems to be the case when there is hour agreement with both Asc and Desc.

I agree with Gem. This is quotable

And she goes on:
Re Portsmouth/Blackburn, I have no explanation. Andrew's post-match observations make sense, but then so did his pre-match observations which favoured Portsmouth

Thanks a lot!
If a chart goes wrong, surely there is something we have missed.

There is an interesting game between Viking and Valerenga in Stavanger, Norway 58N58 5E45 at 17.00 GMT tonight. Viking are playing at home and are favourites, but Valerenga have got everything it takes to beat them. Mars, L7, is close the MC.

The home team, Viking, who were the favourites, were defeated by Valerenga 2-3 !!

Spectacular game between Derby and Arsenal 2-6. Fancy Derby scoring 2 goals!! They certainly defend their position at the bottom of the table with pride.

West Brom - Southampton 1-1
I got that one wrong and it cost me ?3,-
OK - so Arsenal can win away under certain circumstancia, while West Brom in the Championship cannot win from home. Maybe the clue to the lower leagues is going into underdog modus. You now, like the optimal performance occurs on a lower leg. I'm not quite sure what that means, but I am sure it can be reasoned what language we are talking and what frequency we are operating on ....

Andrew J. Bevan wrote:

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The home team, Viking, who were the favourites, were defeated by Valerenga 2-3 !!

I put my money on Valerenge. It was one of the clearest testimonies for the underdog. Vive la astrologie!!
Trojan