Breaking records/stats thread

[Deleted member 77198]

Pep says we are going for the records

Of course. You never know, they might not be available again

 

[Deleted member 81382]

So if we win our last 5 games, we'll have had the joint best league season in history across the 5 top leagues.

And Pep still might not win the Manager of the Year award. Let that sink in.

 

[Wrighty Wrexham]

Records have bad abit of a revival though its cassettes that will no longer be available

 

[Bluep*ss]

There's a table part of the way down the page.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1957–58_Football_League

Thanks for that - Typical City - scored 1 more goal than the Title winners - Wolves. GD of 4 - ycnmiu.........lol

 

[Bluep*ss]

Records have bad abit of a revival though its cassettes that will no longer be available

Is that your F(V)ynal message on the subject ?..........

 

[BlueAnorak]

So just to summarise -

Most points in a premier league season - 95 Chelsea 2005/05

Most points in an English top flight season adjusted for 3 points - 98 Liverpool 1978/79

Most wins in an English top flight season - 31 Spurs 1960/61

Most points in a La Liga season - 100 Barca 12/13 & Real Madrid 11/12

Most points in a Serie A season - 102 Juventus 13/14.

Most points in a bundesliga seasons (adjusted for 38 games) - 91 (101) Bayern Munich 12/13.

So if we win our last 5 games, we'll have had the joint best league season in history across the 5 top leagues.

Updated for Most wins (31) by Spurs. 1 more than Liverpool in 1978/79. Liverpool drew 4 more games than Spurs though.

 

[HelloCity]

Win our next two games and we'll go into the Huddersfield game (the day we lift the PL trophy) needing 3 points to secure the greatest top flight points total in English football history.

 

[lee one pen]

Win our next two games and we'll go into the Huddersfield game (the day we lift the PL trophy) needing 3 points to secure the greatest top flight points total in English football history.

Centurions :)

 

[BlueAnorak]

Centurions :)

Can't do that till Southampton. Sorry.
We have to win 4 games on the trot to get to that too.

 

[portisheadblue]

Anyone else recall Harry Dowd scoring against Bury after going off with a hand or arm injury and coming back as an outfield player with his arm in a sling? I think that match also saw Colin Bell's first goal at Maine Road (for Bury!).

I was at that match .... no subs in those days .... think you are right about Colin Bell too.