Rescuing points from losing positions

As mentioned in today's match thread, we leave the impression of not being very good at doing what the thread title says, but certainly good enough at holding on to winning positions. I'd guess that will be the case for many, even most, sides, though I only have records for City. Here's what City have done lately: @bailiff bridge bantam

.............HT lead...HT trail......lead anytime...trail anytime
2023/4: 10-1-0.....0-3-14.......19-3-2.............4-6-15
2022/3: 15-4-1.....2-2-6.........20-6-1.............2-4-10
2021/2: 9-3-2.......1-2-7.........14-4-5.............2-6-16
2020/1: 9-0-1.......1-1-12.......16-3-4.............2-4-19
2019/20: 7-2-1.....2-3-6.........15-5-4.............3-3-11
2018/9: 10-3-0.....0-1-18.......11-3-3.............0-1-27 (relegation season)
2017/8: 12-2-1.....1-2-10.......18-5-3.............1-4-19
2016/7: 9-5-2.......2-2-4.........20-7-2.............5-10-7
2015/6: 13-2-2.....0-1-6.........23-3-3............1-4-12
2014/5: 9-4-2.......0-3-7........16-6-3.............1-6-15
2013/4: 9-2-1.......2-7-8........14-6-3.............2-9-14
2012/3: 11-2-0......0-4-8........18-3-2............2-7-13 (promotion season)

Note that one can both lead and trail in the same match, so any given match can end up in more than one category for a season. One should also note that late goals that give the other side little to no time to respond may skew the numbers somewhat.

The numbers suggest that my opening sentence above is reasonable. Last season was one of our better ones for rescuing points; 2016 under McCall was also good.

RCB