yeseye
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Spuds take our record one week, we take a record back the next week, simples. Don't fuck with Pep.
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Eleven in a row record...
- Thread starter blue b4 the moon
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BBC saying a win will equal Spurs record.....wasn't their's league games only?
Wonder if the Spurs forums are kicking off like we were when they broke an attendance record with newly made up parameters?
happy now?
SWP's back
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Well you should get a banBBC saying a win will equal Spurs record.....wasn't their's league games only?
Wonder if the Spurs forums are kicking off like we were when they broke an attendance record with newly made up parameters?
blue b4 the moon
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In my defence the op I made was about the bbc making possible records up not about me expecting us to coast to another win.
Cityisland
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In my defence the op I made was about the bbc making possible records up not about me expecting us to coast to another win.
Boo!
All the same...
1.618034
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URACBBC saying a win will equal Spurs record.....wasn't their's league games only?
Wonder if the Spurs forums are kicking off like we were when they broke an attendance record with newly made up parameters?
Too late now you ****!In my defence the op I made was about the bbc making possible records up not about me expecting us to coast to another win.
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The OP was right to make the thread as his point was correct; we're still 5 league wins away from any record of Spurs' and, as the OP pointed out, the BBC was wrong.
The OP didn't not say "we will break the record for consecutive wins tonight"
It's the media getting carried away with records being broken when they aren't just like Spurs the other week and Jamie Vardy last season.
The OP didn't not say "we will break the record for consecutive wins tonight"
It's the media getting carried away with records being broken when they aren't just like Spurs the other week and Jamie Vardy last season.
Gary James
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The OP was right to make the thread as his point was correct; we're still 5 league wins away from any record of Spurs' and, as the OP pointed out, the BBC was wrong.
The OP didn't not say "we will break the record for consecutive wins tonight"
It's the media getting carried away with records being broken when they aren't just like Spurs the other week and Jamie Vardy last season.
We should start making our own up. Here's one Spurs didn't beat: The record number of wins wearing a new club badge! Or the longest unbeaten run wearing a new club badge. That may even be a global record!
I'm all for celebrating City's successes and achievements but some of the records - especially that Spurs attendance one - were completely made up. The 1934 record still stands as 'the largest crowd for a competitive game on an English club ground" and as "the largest attendance outside of London and Glasgow"
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...and BradfordWe should start making our own up. Here's one Spurs didn't beat: The record number of wins wearing a new club badge! Or the longest unbeaten run wearing a new club badge. That may even be a global record!
I'm all for celebrating City's successes and achievements but some of the records - especially that Spurs attendance one - were completely made up. The 1934 record still stands as 'the largest crowd for a competitive game on an English club ground" and as "the largest attendance outside of London and Glasgow"
Haha, yes we could have some for:
The largest number of games played in a purple kit
Biggest away attendance in York...