Breaking records/stats thread

[Cobwebcat]

I found this..... https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2614946-5-of-the-longest-winning-runs-in-world-football

24 games by a Brazilian side in 2011. I suppose there may be some little known amateur/non league side somewhere out there that has a longer run.

I suppose there may well

yeah I read that too. If it is right it would mean 28 would get the World Record as well as European....not sure they have looked too deeply though in that article.

 

[Cobwebcat]

The wiki link a few posts above talks about Jersey Bulls on 33.

if you look at their own wiki:

Jersey Bulls F.C. - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

They were formed in 2018... and their current highest defeat is... none!

I wouldn’t count non league...where would you stop!? I think my cub team did over 50 back in the 1980s :-)

 

[aguero93:20]

The wiki link a few posts above talks about Jersey Bulls on 33.

if you look at their own wiki:

Jersey Bulls F.C. - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

They were formed in 2018... and their current highest defeat is... none!

Their Wiki has them on 31 undefeated after losing their first two games (both friendlies though).

 

[aguero93:20]

I wouldn’t count non league...where would you stop!?

My son is on about 60 straight wins on FIFA 21, does that count? I do keep telling him to put it up from amateur difficulty.

 

[Cobwebcat]

I think this record wouldn’t rival 100 points but, to be really significant, I think 28 is the target.

I just hope it isn’t halted by an extra time or penalties win as I’m lost on that as it seems to depend who you ask.

 

[tolmie's hairdoo]

We've had the Invicibles and the Fourmidables.

I quite like the sound of the Inevitables!

 

[Cobwebcat]

We've had the Invicibles and the Fourmidables.

I quite like the sound of the Inevitables!

and the Centurions were the best but didn’t end with a “les”

 

[domalino]

and the Centurions were the best but didn’t end with a “les”

Centurionables.

 

[alexmcity]

Arguably, the most important record we can break is 6 trophies in a calendar year set by Pep's Barca and Bayern in 2009 and 2020 respectively (technically, Bayern's 6th wasn't in 2020 but you get what I mean).

It's virtually impossible though. I'd be happy with the PL and very happy with the PL and the league cup.

 

[aguero93:20]

Arguably, the most important record we can break is 6 trophies in a calendar year set by Pep's Barca and Bayern in 2009 and 2020 respectively (technically, Bayern's 6th wasn't in 2020 but you get what I mean).

It's virtually impossible though. I'd be happy with the PL and very happy with the PL and the league cup.

We wouldn't really be beating either as Spain has never had a second domestic cup and the German one only ran from 1997-2007.