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Scotland up to 20th


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How have we risen again without playing though? :confused:

 

From Sporting Life

 

Scotland have equalled their highest-ever position after climbing six places to 20th in the new list. Their rise, without playing a match in the past month, arises due to the complicated FIFA points system.

 

Points gained over the course of a year are included in full, however results from any preceding 12 months count only for 50%, with that figure decreasing to 30% for a third year and then 20% for a fourth year.

 

Teams who gained points at the African Nations Cup in January 2006 have duly taken a fall down the rankings, with Scotland among the main beneficiaries.

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IMO that is a remarkable stat and shows just how good Walter did. I remember Charlie Brown had us up to 26th but to be in the top 20 in the world is some stat! I dont think this is a precise stat but its still impressive.

 

As for England - 6th!!! Who worked that out, I dont think so some how!! - Defo not a precise stat.

 

Italy have came from nowhere, they werent even in the top 10 last year.

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England shouldn't even be in the top 10 nevermind mind the top 6th. They truly are a shocking team to watch.

 

The pundits moan about how Lampard and Gerrard can't play in the same team, fuck how I'd love to see them in a Rangers or Scotland jersey.

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