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Update after Fulham.

West Brom please

Update after Huddersfield sees us return to top 6 form for the season. (sorry it is hard to see the black line beneath the red one)

Leeds please

Update after QPR.

Update after Preston.

Update after Luton.

Update after Millwall. Still automatic promotion form, no need for silly over-reactions.

Update after Barnsley.

This season's black line is off to a great start!

Brentford please

The Graph Thread returns for 2019/20. I will be adding a new line to the graphs for this season and posting updated versions game by game throughout the season in this thread. As we experience the highs and lows of the Championship season and many of us get carried away after each and every result, it is easy to forget the bigger picture of the season as a whole (and also consider how we are doing compared to previous seasons). I hope that this thread can help us not to over react if we have a few winless matches, nor think the Championship trophy has our name on it if we put consecutive wins together in September. Below are the graphs which show our progress in the full seasons under Chansiri's ownership, and also how we did in all of the seasons since getting promoted from League One. The straight lines are based upon the average (mean) number of points needed for the particular achievement over the last 10 seasons. For example, the 3rd placed teams in the Championship over the last 10 seasons achieved points of 83, 88, 85, 89. 86, 85, 77, 86, 80, 79 - so on average achieving 83.8 points with a better goal difference (1.82174 points per game) would be enough to finish above the 3rd placed team and hence achieve automatic promotion (lower than the widely-accepted value of 90 points for a top 2 finish). If you have any feedback or suggestions about the graphs, feel free to comment and I will do my best to improve them.

Interesting outcome to a series of polls on the Sheffield Wednesday Transfers Facebook page tonight. Only three of the top fourteen favourites with Sky Bet managed to get greater than 50% approval from Owls fans.

Final graph of the season:

Update after Preston.