Falkirk have taken 16 points from their opening quarter but where would they finish in the league if they continued that form until May?
We look back at the last 15 seasons to see where a projected 64 points total would leave the Bairns in the final standings
05-10-2019. Picture Michael Gillen. KIRKCALDY. Stark's Park. Raith Rover FC v Falkirk FC. Matchday 9. SPFL Ladbrokes League One. Ray McKinnon. 1 - Arbroath 70 pts, 2 - Forfar 63 pts, 3 - Raith Rovers 60 pts, 4 - Montrose 51 pts
Falkirk would have finished second in 2018-191 - Ayr United 76 pts, 2 - Raith Rovers 75 pts, 3- Alloa 60 pts
4- Arbroath 59 pts.
Falkirk would have came third with 64 pts.1- Livingston 81 pts, 2 - Alloa 62 pts, 3- Airdrieonians 52 pts, 4 - Brechin 50 pts.
Falkirk would have finished second with 64 pts.1- Dunfermline 79 pts, 2 - Ayr Utd 61 pts, 3 - Peterhead 59 pts, 4 - Stranraer 51 pts
Falkirk would have come 2nd in 2015-16.1 - Greenock Morton 69 pts, 2 - Stranraer 67 pts, 3 - Forfar 66 pts, 4 - Brechin 59 pts
Falkirk would finish 4th with their projected 64 pts.1 - Rangers 102pts, 2- Dunfermline 63 pts, 3 - Stranraer 51 pts, 4- Ayr Utd 49pts
Falkirk would have finished second in 2013-14.
