5-0, 5-0, 5-0?

[the blue panther]

I know we've broken all kinds of records over the last few seasons, but, it's crept under the radar that we've won our last 3 home league games 5 - nil!!
I find it hard to believe that this ever been equalled or bettered? I've been watching City, and an avid football fan, for 50+ years and nothing like this has ever been talked of before, to my knowledge. So, over to you - stato's - is this a unique run?
Next home league game is Southampton - I wonder.......?

 

[MellowJoe]

We'll probably fuck it up by winning 6 nil

 

[Mancity1980]

We'll probably fuck it up by winning 6 nil

The new typical city…:)

 

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

The centurions season didn't we score a 5, 6 and 7 (no idea what order) over 3 games?

 

[Gundog’s Gundog]

We’ll never match the unbelievable 16 goals in two games in 3 days in 1987

 

[Corky]

Depends if 7-2 is considered better, or winning 6-0 in an away game is.

 

[blue b4 the moon]

We’ll never match the unbelievable 16 goals in two games in 3 days in 1987

Those were the days, the Plymouth game we coasted as well. Goodness knows what we could have got had we gone s full 90 mins against them.

Was it not 20 in 3 games with Swindon away?

 

[Gundog’s Gundog]

Those were the days, the Plymouth game we coasted as well. Goodness knows what we could have got had we gone s full 90 mins against them.

Was it not 20 in 3 games with Swindon away?

That was a couple of games before. A couple of games before that we’d beaten top of the table Bradford 4-2 away. Amazing run we had til it all came crashing down at home to Palace

 

[blue b4 the moon]

That was a couple of games before. A couple of games before that we’d beaten top of the table Bradford 4-2 away. Amazing run we had til it all came crashing down at home to Palace

It was all s long time ago with many pints & sleeps Inbetween.

Imagine what it'd be like being a blue if we actually had some history ;)

 

[Blue Mist]

Sorry OP but that record is easily beaten. I can't remember the teams but it was just after Christmas in the Stuart Pearce era