Showing posts with label Famous Five (as graphs). Show all posts
Showing posts with label Famous Five (as graphs). Show all posts
The Scottish Ryder Cup captains (pre-2010) by the proportion of points they obtained in each Ryder Cup they were captain for
The candidates aiming to become leader of the Labour party after Gordon Brown by the size of their constituency majority (percent of turnout at 2010 general election)
The Bordeaux First Growth wines by the size of the vineyards at the Château (whether or not those vines are used for the First Growth wine)
The teams in UEFA European Cup Qualifying Group G by the percentage of all births in 2006that were to women under the age of 20 (UNECE figures except where stated)
The times Arsenal have been runners up in the Premier League by the number of points they finished behind the eventual champions
The 5 times prior to 2010 that the World Cup has been won by a country not from the host nation's continent by the average annual rainfall ratio between the host nation and the champions
Nb. Carrying the trend this graph forward for the finalists of 2010 has Spain following the trend very closely (with a similar slight dip to that seen in 1986) whilst Holland would be a significant anomaly. Spain will win - WBMW.
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Other than 1966, the only teams England have ever beaten in the knock-out stages of the World Cup as a proportion of their population compared to England's population (shown as the red line)
The record in the 5 World Cups of the country that the only two players to have appeared in 5 world cups ( Lothar Matthaus (1982 - 1998) and Antonio Carabjal (1950-1966)) where 0 is not getting past the group stage and 6 is champions
The only teams that have ever successfully defended the FA Cup* shown by the proportion of times they have won the cup out of the total wins of all 5 teams
*This list was created prior to Chelsea making it out of date by becoming the sixth team.
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