Le classement européen

Que cela fait du bien !
http://www.eurorugby.com/

Longtemps que le BPOB n'avait pas eu ce classement.

Ne nous emballons pas, il ne s'agit que du premier match, même sil y a tout lieu d'en être satisfait, il reste encore un peu de chemin avant un éventuel quart à domicile ...

Pomme a écrit:Que cela fait du bien !
http://www.eurorugby.com/

Longtemps que le BPOB n'avait pas eu ce classement.

désolé mais je ne peux pas aller sur ton lien car le site est catalogué malveillant par son systéme de sécu.

Alors, on est combien?

txuri gorriak a écrit:

Pomme a écrit:Que cela fait du bien !
http://www.eurorugby.com/

Longtemps que le BPOB n'avait pas eu ce classement.

désolé mais je ne peux pas aller sur ton lien car le site est catalogué malveillant par son systéme de sécu.

Alors, on est combien?

Idem pour moi, je peux pas y aller dessus. snif !

4ième derrière :
Leicester, le Leinster et les London Irish.
Devant le Munster, les Wasps, Northampton et les Ânes.
Pour voir Bayonne, j'ai peuté la molette de ma souris ... 27ième sur 42 équipes européennes, Rome n'en faisant pas partie.

Moi aussi je suis bloqué... Merci en tous les cas pour l'info, Pomme... Même si effectivement on en est qu'au début, ça fait toujours son effet côté moral...

J'ai ce site en favoris depuis au moins quatre ans. Depuis 2006, le BOPB n'a jamais été aussi bien placé. L'an dernier, nous étions même passés en deuxième page derrière Bayonne !
Le mode de calcul est pertinent, car tient compte de la tendance, de la valeur des affrontements des uns et des autres. Il s'inscrit dans la durée.
Aupa BOPB

Pomme a écrit:4ième derrière :
Leicester, le Leinster et les London Irish.
Devant le Munster, les Wasps, Northampton et les Ânes.
Pour voir Bayonne, j'ai peuté la molette de ma souris ... 27ième sur 42 équipes européennes, Rome n'en faisant pas partie.

je vais pas regarder ou sont nos voisin bay au nez car deja en championnat j'ai peuté ma sourie moi aussi alors je veux pas peuté ma nouvelle sourie; les pouvres ils vont encore avoir le bout des doigts noir en lisant sud-ouest ou midol!!!!

Bon 2ième post mais moins nerveux (oké, j'arrête car cela risque d'être pénible ) mais attention quand même, je peux continuer

1 Leicester 100.00 2 +1
2 Leinster 97.89 1 -1
3 London Irish 91.58 7 +4
4 Biarritz Olympique 90.26 6 +2
5 Munster 89.60 3 -2
6 Wasps 88.47 5 -1
7 Northampton 87.44 9 +2
8 Perpignan 86.68 4 -4
9 ASM Clermont Auvergne 84.70 8 -1
10 Toulouse 82.21 12 +2
11 Saracens 80.21 11
12 Edinburgh 78.20 10 -2
13 Cardiff Blues 77.22 14 +1
14 Ospreys 74.96 15 +1
15 Stade Francais 74.37 17 +2
16 Harlequins 73.48 13 -3
17 Ulster 69.08 20 +3
18 Bath 68.96 16 -2
19 Sale 66.08 18 -1
20 Toulon 65.13 24 +4
21 Gloucester 65.09 23 +2
22 Glasgow Warriors 63.08 19 -3
23 Bourgoin 62.82 22 -1
24 Castres Olympique 61.27 21 -3
25 Scarlets 59.42 30 +5
26 Newcastle 58.80 26 0
27 Bayonne 56.81 28 +1
28 Brive 56.66 25 -3
29 Newport Gwent Dragons 54.71 29 0
30 Worcester 54.65 27 -3
31 Montauban 52.54 31 0
32 Montpellier 48.37 32 0
33 Racing Metro 92 45.39 0
34 Benetton Rugby Treviso 44.75 34 0
35 Connacht 38.04 35 0
36 Overmach Rugby Parma 36.40 33 3 0
37 Montepaschi Viadana 35.45 36 -1
38 Rugby Rovigo 30.45 37 -1
39 Petrarca Rugby 30.20 38 -1
40 Venezia Mestre Rugby 25.42 39 -1
41 Rugby Roma Olimpic 19.11 40 -1
42 Gran Rugby Parma 16.27 41 -1

Explications :
- le premier chiffre le classement
- le second : le nom du club
- le troisième : le "rating" du moins la note
- le quatrième : le classement d'avant
- enfin le dernier : le nombre de places gagnées ou perdues

Pour ceux qui désirent connaitre la façon de calculer, bonne lecture

The Eurotable, a computer-generated ranking of Europe's top rugby clubs, is based on each club's performance over its past 30 games (domestic and European). It was first launched in April 2000 and indeed is a prototype of a pan-European football ranking system that was published in the Wall Street Journal Europe between 1995-2000. Check our sister site, the Eurofootsie for Europe's top football clubs.

Updated every Monday evening, the Eurotable aims to provide an invaluable form guide for those wishing to compare the best teams in Europe. Eurotable covers Europe's top clubs/provinces (1) playing in France, England, Wales, Scotland, Ireland and Italy.

Each week, the results of all domestic league and cup games (2) as well as European ties are fed into the computer. As with any league, points are awarded to teams for winning or drawing a match. The Eurotable, however, takes account of many other factors:

Points scored and points conceded (the points system encourages attacking rugby but it also rewards sides who lose a match by a narrow margin.).

Whether the game was played at home or away (bonus awarded to the away team).

Strength of the opponent (more points are awarded when playing against a top-ranked opponent as opposed to a weaker one).


Strength of the domestic league (Account is taken of the differences in playing standards of the various domestic leagues by applying coefficients for each country. These are based on the performance of each country's clubs in the Heineken Cup (and to a much lesser extent, the European Shield) over the previous three seasons. The approach is similar to that used by UEFA to calculate their football rankings for each country.

Importance of the game (more points are awarded for European Cup games and at the latter stages of all cup competitions).

Recent form feature (a unique weighting of the results ensures that a team's more recent performances are given more credit than those of earlier games. As a result, the rankings will usually reflect current form rather than a team's standing over its last thirty games.

The number of points credited to each team over their last 30 games (3) is summed up and teams are then ranked from top to bottom. Each team's rating is expressed as a percentage of the top-ranked team.

(1) The Eurotable covers all teams competing in the English Zurich Premiership, the French Elite, Italian Serie A and the Celtic League. At the beginning of the season, teams that are newly-promoted into the 'premier' leagues have to prove themselves before they are included in the Eurotable. A team has to play 10 games before it is given a provisional Ranking.

(2) In principle, all domestic league and cup games as well as European ties are included. However, the 2000/01 Coupe de La Ligue in France was excluded as many of the clubs did not field their strongest XV. Friendlies and games against touring sides are also excluded.

( 3) On certain occasions, a team's total ranking points may fall despite winning a match. In such cases, the match is ignored for the particular team and the previous 30 games are used to calculate the ranking. Such games are denoted by a '*'. When does this arise ?

- One example is where a team has already won its national league or is guaranteed to qualify from its Heineken Cup or European Shield pool in first place, then any subsequent results (in that particular competition) that would result in a fall in their total ranking points are ignored.
- Another example is when a team wins a cup match against a team from a lower division (fewer points are at stake for such cup matches) or when a team's recent record is so good that, say, a low-scoring home win against a low-ranked Premier team will not increase their total ranking points.


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Troisième ce soir, talonné par les Ânes !
Si on paume nà Toulouse, on dégringole (pour mieux remonter ensuite !)