Football club history when predicting

[Versatile_choice]

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You are right, mate, but most of the time it doesn't wait until the next season before a team starts to underperform, some team could be leading as soon as the season just starts and maybe these team must have done extremely well in their past 7 matches of that season but when it got to the 8th one which was just against a small team, you would be very confident that the team is going to do well again until the game ends with draw (0-0), at that moment, the history of the club has misled the bettor. I happened to me.

You're right some doesn't wait until the next season, it's just like Liverpool. They performed so well from the very beginning but at some point they started dropping thier form rather they didn't lose totally, but they where having a hard time in wining matches. Personally I don't judge from history i judge with current performance and not history anymore because I know how many times I got deceived by those history, even checking their previous meeting doesn't work anymore all this things are no longer needed in gamble what we need now is luck.

[nelson4lov]

You already said everything. History is history and that's what it is. That's why elite teams focus on performing at the highest level season after season. Leicester City won the Premier league several years ago and this season, they are no longer in the premier league and we're even relegated from the championship. If people were predicting their match outcomes because they were premier league champions in the last 15 years, they would've lost shit ton of money.

Another example is Liverpool form that facilitated their EPL title win last season vs their EPL form this season. Anyone using their last season's results to judge this season's performance.

[SensitiveEyes]

It is an important fixture when the Gunners play against Spurs because it has history in north London. Liverpool and Man Utd lifted more PL titles than any team.  Liverpool and Man Utd games have history because Liverpool and Manchester are competing cities in north England, there is fierce competition. Football club history does not help when predicting results.

MU always fight against Leeds and against Liverpool. Leeds has some achievements in its history. But today Leeds and Liverpool class extremely differs. The only thing that you can predict for both these teams - they will try their best to win MU.

Club history, old achievements may be useful for club(lots of fans - lots of tickets, more money for transfers as example) but it is useless for analyze todays` teams. I mostly use last 2-3 seasons in analyze.

If the history being checked is recent it gives an opening to predicting PL results because you know about player suspensions and form. For history going back decades, small and big teams played incredible games which made their own history. The PL has historic records from every team but is there a bigger match than Liverpool and Man Utd?

[mak013]

It is an important fixture when the Gunners play against Spurs because it has history in north London. Liverpool and Man Utd lifted more PL titles than any team.  Liverpool and Man Utd games have history because Liverpool and Manchester are competing cities in north England, there is fierce competition. Football club history does not help when predicting results.

MU always fight against Leeds and against Liverpool. Leeds has some achievements in its history. But today Leeds and Liverpool class extremely differs. The only thing that you can predict for both these teams - they will try their best to win MU.

Club history, old achievements may be useful for club(lots of fans - lots of tickets, more money for transfers as example) but it is useless for analyze todays` teams. I mostly use last 2-3 seasons in analyze.

If the history being checked is recent it gives an opening to predicting PL results because you know about player suspensions and form. For history going back decades, small and big teams played incredible games which made their own history. The PL has historic records from every team but is there a bigger match than Liverpool and Man Utd?

It depends on which team you're a fan of.
For Liverpool - it can be Everton, for Arsenal - Tottenham, for MU - Leeds.
Liverpool against Man Utd is todays` big event. Twenty years ago the main match was Arsenal - Man Utd.
But if we return to Liverpool - Man Utd, even today it is not the most interesting match, especially for other teams fans.

[rachael9385]

You already said everything. History is history and that's what it is. That's why elite teams focus on performing at the highest level season after season. Leicester City won the Premier league several years ago and this season, they are no longer in the premier league and we're even relegated from the championship. If people were predicting their match outcomes because they were premier league champions in the last 15 years, they would've lost shit ton of money.

Another example is Liverpool form that facilitated their EPL title win last season vs their EPL form this season. Anyone using their last season's results to judge this season's performance.

You can only predict the outcome of a teams performance based on their history when there is a certain level of consistency. In the case of these teams you made mention of it's obvious that they fell off and no longer perform the same way they did Im previous seasons so it would be a mistake to predict their matches based on history.

[shinratensei_]

This gets me wondering of the effects of a club history when predicting a match?

If you meant about the history of club in the previous games. It can be used as a data to determine their result in the future.

Does history of a club really matter in prediction?

Yes, it does. It likes a club that is consistently winning in their recent games obviously have greater chance to win because they're at top form.

Does it form or affect your decision in any way?

Yeah, it does. The best example is top clubs. Many of top clubs such as Arsenal, PSG or Bayer are consistently winning at domestic league. So it makes sense to always bet on them when it comes to the domestic games.

[Stepstowealth]

Does history of a club really matter in prediction?

The history that really matters to the gambler should not be the history that is so far away but the history that is recent, there are some information that you do not need for instance a club you want to bet on won a major competition 20 years ago, that should no way affect your decision on the option you want to choose right now between the team and another team that may likely be in a better form than they are. You need to consider the recent history and then the statistics around the before making your decision which makes your decision to be informed.

[SensitiveEyes]

It is an important fixture when the Gunners play against Spurs because it has history in north London. Liverpool and Man Utd lifted more PL titles than any team.  Liverpool and Man Utd games have history because Liverpool and Manchester are competing cities in north England, there is fierce competition. Football club history does not help when predicting results.

MU always fight against Leeds and against Liverpool. Leeds has some achievements in its history. But today Leeds and Liverpool class extremely differs. The only thing that you can predict for both these teams - they will try their best to win MU.

Club history, old achievements may be useful for club(lots of fans - lots of tickets, more money for transfers as example) but it is useless for analyze todays` teams. I mostly use last 2-3 seasons in analyze.

If the history being checked is recent it gives an opening to predicting PL results because you know about player suspensions and form. For history going back decades, small and big teams played incredible games which made their own history. The PL has historic records from every team but is there a bigger match than Liverpool and Man Utd?

It depends on which team you're a fan of.
For Liverpool - it can be Everton, for Arsenal - Tottenham, for MU - Leeds.
Liverpool against Man Utd is todays` big event. Twenty years ago the main match was Arsenal - Man Utd.
But if we return to Liverpool - Man Utd, even today it is not the most interesting match, especially for other teams fans.

You will see history valued differently if you are a fan of your team. Arsenal and Tottenham fans will say their derby is bigger than Man City and Man Utd or Liverpool and Everton. PL fans know Liverpool and Man Utd has always been a big game. PL fans are clueless about teams in the Championship. PL fans think football history is only in the PL.

[SPIDERMAN008]

I always bet on the current state of the players and their playing strategies. There is no point in looking at what they have done or not done in the long past. Many teams have won the FIFA World Cup in the past but have not been fit to play FIFA in the future. So there is no point in looking at past statistics. You should analyze who these players are, how they are playing against which teams in recent matches, what problems they have lost due to or where they have been strong and won matches  all these things should be taken before betting.

[Zlantann]

I always bet on the current state of the players and their playing strategies. There is no point in looking at what they have done or not done in the long past. Many teams have won the FIFA World Cup in the past but have not been fit to play FIFA in the future. So there is no point in looking at past statistics. You should analyze who these players are, how they are playing against which teams in recent matches, what problems they have lost due to or where they have been strong and won matches  all these things should be taken before betting.

An example is Italy, whaich have been a World Cup powerhouse. The country has won the World Cup several times, but they have failed to qualify for the World Cup for three consecutive times. Past statistics might be a guide, but the current state of the team is more important. Italy still has a good side; however, they have been unlucky for these years. The conclusion is that sports betting is not certain. Therefore, luck also plays a role. Analyzing games is important, but just hope you are lucky.

[Bright0515]

The truth is that I don't depend on club history at all because it's already obvious that past Glory's are gone and might never come back again, even though it does it will take decades. Like we all know, let's use Manchester United as an example, like we all know, during 2007 - 2009 when the Manchester United club was performing very well (far more than what they are doing now),Cristiano Ronaldo, Wayne Rooney and Ryan Giggs was in the club and their performance was better compared to now. So if we use the Manchester United last histories to make our present predictions, then we should be ready to waste more money because they are not the same as before.
So my point is that we should only focus on the present performance and same time we should stake wisely.

[Wakate]

I always bet on the current state of the players and their playing strategies. There is no point in looking at what they have done or not done in the long past. Many teams have won the FIFA World Cup in the past but have not been fit to play FIFA in the future. So there is no point in looking at past statistics. You should analyze who these players are, how they are playing against which teams in recent matches, what problems they have lost due to or where they have been strong and won matches  all these things should be taken before betting.

An example is Italy, whaich have been a World Cup powerhouse. The country has won the World Cup several times, but they have failed to qualify for the World Cup for three consecutive times. Past statistics might be a guide, but the current state of the team is more important. Italy still has a good side; however, they have been unlucky for these years. The conclusion is that sports betting is not certain. Therefore, luck also plays a role. Analyzing games is important, but just hope you are lucky.

Football is very hard to predict and it do happen like a seasonal spell. You can see a country that qualifies for world cup several times but not able to win a single medal throughout their trials. A coach and team can influence their kind of circumstances which is not normal at all. A strong team that have been defeating several teams might get defeated by a small team. Football is like a spell.

[retreat]

Does it form or affect your decision in any way?

No matter how impressive their history is, what matters most is their current performance, not their history. Because history means nothing if their performance is poor. So, their actual performance on the pitch is still the most important thing to consider when predicting a match, not the team's past history, which may be irrelevant to their current performance.

[Patikno]

There are some clubs that had wonderful history or did great few seasons past but presently in the bottom of the table and that means not doing fine. Knowledge of a club like that or hearing their name is not without the wonders they did in the past and to a point without looking at present statistics, one would think them the same as of their past, although that's assumption. However betting company do one thing also and that's giving them encouraging odds that makes it look as if they'll win that match mostly when they are playing with teams not well known, even when these past wonders are playing with present wonders, you will see odds that makes it look as if it is going to be a tough match.
This gets me wondering of the effects of a club history when predicting a match?
Does history of a club really matter in prediction?
Does it form or affect your decision in any way?

What is the point of betting on a club that no longer has a glorious history? I wouldn't bet on a club that has no longer trustworthy, unless the club is making a comeback, and starting to show its quality. So, I don't think a club history is that important in predictions, and for me, the most important thing is the club recent performance.

For example: Arsenal is starting to show its former quality again, and I think the club quality is worth considering when betting. In the UCL final, Arsenal will probably beat PSG or vice versa, and of all that, the most important thing is to bet with "money you can afford to lose".

[SensitiveEyes]

I always bet on the current state of the players and their playing strategies. There is no point in looking at what they have done or not done in the long past. Many teams have won the FIFA World Cup in the past but have not been fit to play FIFA in the future. So there is no point in looking at past statistics. You should analyze who these players are, how they are playing against which teams in recent matches, what problems they have lost due to or where they have been strong and won matches  all these things should be taken before betting.

You can look at past stats. Analysing helps deciding the predictions. There is a point in looking at what teams have done in the recent past because it can be analysed. You could make better decisions after looking at the recent past. Analysing players performances in recent games must be taken before betting. Players state and playing strategies must be analysed.