89 points

[awest]

My first game was in 1973 and the one and only time I cried at a football match was the last time we got 89 points.

 

[IrishBlueSince92]

“To beat City to a title you can’t even afford to draw a game”

 

[Bluemoon2393]

Our Premier League winning seasons points

2011/12 89pts (Mancini)
2013/14 86pts (Pellegrini)
2017/18 100pts
2018/19 98pts
2020/21 86pts
2021/22 93pts
2022/23 89pts

So every League we have won. We have had more than 86pts. From 2017-2019 shows you how incredibly hard they had to work to get these titles (Well more the 18/19 season). A big shame we failed in 2019/20 as that would have been 5 in a row by now.

 

[Blue Maverick]

Our Premier League winning seasons points

2011/12 89pts (Mancini)
2013/14 86pts (Pellegrini)
2017/18 100pts
2018/19 98pts
2020/21 86pts
2021/22 93pts
2022/23 89pts

So every League we have won. We have had more than 86pts. From 2017-2019 shows you how incredibly hard they had to work to get these titles (Well more the 18/19 season). A big shame we failed in 2019/20 as that would have been 5 in a row by now.

6 in a row mate

 

[14aguero]

“To beat City to a title you can’t even afford to draw a game”

That certainly was what Arsenal were thinking after they drew the Liverpool match.

 

[Deleted member 77198]

Anyone remember the last time we finished on 89 points?

Indeed! As soon as I saw the final table yesterday, I immediately thought of 2012.

That league table is etched into my memory:
P38 W28 D5 L5 F93 A29 GD+64 Pts89

Which is remarkably similar to this season:
P38 W28 D5 L5 F94 A33 GD+61 Pts89

 

[bobom]

And see, this is why our triple will mean less that Liverpool’s 97 point season in 2019

Let's not count our chickens and just focus on getting the double for now

 

[ManCityGR!]

Anyone remember the last time we finished on 89 points?

2002-03 →  9 (51 points)  -  (1st 83 points )
2003-04 → 16 (41 points)  -  (1st 90 points )
2004-05 →  8 (52 points)  -  (1st 95 points )
2005-06 → 15 (43 points)  -  (1st 91 points )
2006-07 → 14 (42 points)  -  (1st 89 points )
2007-08 →  9 (55 points)  -  (1st 87 points )
2008-09 → 10 (50 points)  -  (1st 90 points )
2009-10 →  5 (67 points)  -  (1st 86 points )
2010-11 →  3 (71 points)  -  (1st 80 points )
2011-12 →  1 (89 points)  -  (1st 89 points )
2012-13 →  2 (78 points)  -  (1st 89 points )
2013-14 →  1 (86 points)  -  (1st 86 points )
2014-15 →  2 (79 points)  -  (1st 87 points )
2015-16 →  4 (66 points)  -  (1st 81 points )
2016-17 →  3 (78 points)  -  (1st 93 points )
2017-18 →  1 (100 points) -  (1st 100 points )
2018-19 →  1 (98 points)  -  (1st 98 points )
2019-20 →  2 (81 points)  -  (1st 99 points )
2020-21 →  1 (86 points)  -  (1st 86 points )
2021-22 →  1 (93 points)  -  (1st 93 points )
2022-23 →  1 (89 points)  -  (1st 89 points )

 

[yeseye]

Probably the last time we weren’t competing for a Treble..

 

[Saddleworth2]

That famous Sergio moment in 2012 wasn't it?.

As amazing as that moment was, it seemed to have cursed final days of the season for good.

Since then it's been relegation battles in which the bottom three on the final day, are the three that go down anyway, or pointless "The quest to find out who finishes fourth" all while the relegation places and title have already been decided, all accompanied with social media lies someone has scored elsewhere (It happened in 2013 in which Spurs fans were lied to Newcastle scored and twice at Leicester today).

As amazing as the final day was last season, it hasn't been anywhere as close as 2012. Thankfully I did "drink it in" as just like the commentary said..... we won't see anything like it again and he is still right today.

The final day of last season was pretty amazing mate. The circumstances of 2012 were unique but the Gundo show shouldn't be dismissed as a 'cursed final day'. Surely?