Neville Kneville
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Breaking records/stats thread
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taleofbluehalves
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Records broken in last 18 months
Pep Guardiola
-Most consecutive wins in Eng history
-Most pts at xmas
-Biggest lead at xmas
-Most goals in a PL calendar year
Jose Mourinho
-Highest wagebill(s) in Eng history
-World record transfer
-Eng transfer record (& 2nd)
Pep Guardiola
-Most consecutive wins in Eng history
-Most pts at xmas
-Biggest lead at xmas
-Most goals in a PL calendar year
Jose Mourinho
-Highest wagebill(s) in Eng history
-World record transfer
-Eng transfer record (& 2nd)
jimharri
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What's our record for away wins in a season (any division)? The 11/12 and 13/14 seasons were both 10, I think. And the 67/68 season was only 9, despite being a longer season (42 games back then). In the KK promotion season (2001/02), we won 12 games on the road, and in the 99/00 and 98/99 seasons we only won 9 away games in each season. We must be on course to set a new record for wins on the road, having won 10 so far. Matching Chelsea's overall record (15, is it?) will be a big ask though.
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10 in the title winning season I think. We've matched it already. Big ask to match Chelsea with trips to Klanfield, Wembley, Emirates, Division in the last 9 games and maybe higher priorities in April and May.What's our record for away wins in a season (any division)? The 11/12 and 13/14 seasons were both 10, I think. And the 67/68 season was only 9, despite being a longer season (42 games back then). In the KK promotion season (2001/02), we won 12 games on the road, and in the 99/00 and 98/99 seasons we only won 9 away games in each season. We must be on course to set a new record for wins on the road, having won 10 so far. Matching Chelsea's overall record (15, is it?) will be a big ask though.
jimharri
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We won 12 in KK's promotion season.10 in the title winning season I think. We've matched it already. Big ask to match Chelsea with trips to Klanfield, Wembley, Emirates, Division in the last 9 games and maybe higher priorities in April and May.
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2nd tier though. We'll beat that this season anyway, there's still a couple of straightforward-ish games on the road.We won 12 in KK's promotion season.
jimharri
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I did say "any division".2nd tier though. We'll beat that this season anyway, there's still a couple of straightforward-ish games on the road.
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Bah, never read anything in brackets, who wants context eh?I did say "any division".
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jimharri
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I suppose I should have stuck to the PL/old First Division, seeing as it's where we are playing at the moment. It was just that I had a feeling the KK promotion season might have seen the record number of away wins by a City side. That was just an amazing season.Bah, never read anything in brackets, who wants context eh?
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