If my spreadsheet is correct this is game number 100 against Hull

Years ago I found a database site of complete football league records and I extracted ours, and have been updating it every match since. So, as at today, our record reads:

HOME AWAY TOTAL
Hull City 50 24 12 14 92 62 49 15 9 25 54 99 99 39 21 39 146 161

I know that historical stats don't mean a lot but it's interesting that we both have the same number of wins. Time to tip that in our favour tonight (if the game is completed).

Edit: I see our program doesn't allow me to display the spaces in the Home, Away, Total line, but you can work it out!

 

Edit Part Two - this is LEAGUE games only. I have no record of cup ties.

 

What do all the numbers mean? I might be thick but I can't work if out

 

As I said, the spacing is compressed because of this program. It's obvious though isn't it?

Home - wins, draws, defeats, goals for, goals against
Away - (repeat)
Totals - add home and away stats together

Therefore, as I said, I make this the 100th league match against Hull.

 

So my records are two games different to the above. Hmm, wonder whose record is correct??

 

I wouldn't have said that was obvious as your post didn't mention what information was included or in what order so i would have no idea what the numbers meant. I saw three labelled column headers and about 20 columns of numbers.

I've put them into more easily readable rows for you

Home
Played 50
Won 24
Drawn 12
Lost14
For 92
Against 62

Away
Games 49
Wins 15
Draws 9
Losses 25
For 54
Against 99

Total
Games 99
Wins 39
Draws 21
Losses 39
For 146
Against 161

 

Your records are 3 games different and thats because your records are league games only, the club's are totals. We've played 3 FA cup games. Won one, drawn one, lost one which changes your 39, 21, 39 to 40, 22, 40

 

Let's hope yours are a prediction for after this game.