The comemntator said 13 not 30 :)
PL record for consecutive wins is 18 which we jointly hold with liverpool
Fucking deaf bastard, jrb!
The comemntator said 13 not 30 :)
PL record for consecutive wins is 18 which we jointly hold with liverpool
Where do they get this crap from? I'm not expecting all graphics makers to know City's histroy, but can they not use Wikipedia, FFS.
Raz v Southampton 2-1. Very late winner possibly in the centurions (2017-18) season.@Gary James,
Is that our latest goal in the PL era? I know Stephen Ireland got a very late goal against (I think) Reading, back in the days of B&W telly. Not sure it was quite that late, mind!
The BBC claimed it was our latest but I thought we'd had later myself. It's a bit of an odd one too because do we count all the added time in both halves? If we do then I guess it was our latest. If we only count added time in second half then why? If you've 7 minutes added each half and someone scores in last minute that would be the 104th minute if we counted it all. Maths and stats, hey? It's all a bit bonkers to be honest. I guess we can call it however we want to call it. Oh, don't get me started on the debate about whether a win after penalties is classed as a win in sequence records or not - common sense needed there. I'd love to see the reaction a journalist would get if he went up to Pep after a defeat on penalties and say: 'congratulations on keeping your unbeaten record'.@Gary James,
Is that our latest goal in the PL era? I know Stephen Ireland got a very late goal against (I think) Reading, back in the days of B&W telly. Not sure it was quite that late, mind!
Our very own Bluemoon has a breakdown of goalscoring records. For example:
Re the time, I was going by the official time recorded for the goal. As for game time, regardless of how much additional time is played at the end of the first half, the game clock restarts at 45:01 at the kick off for the second half, doesn't it?The BBC claimed it was our latest but I thought we'd had later myself. It's a bit of an odd one too because do we count all the added time in both halves? If we do then I guess it was our latest. If we only count added time in second half then why? If you've 7 minutes added each half and someone scores in last minute that would be the 104th minute if we counted it all. Maths and stats, hey? It's all a bit bonkers to be honest. I guess we can call it however we want to call it. Oh, don't get me started on the debate about whether a win after penalties is classed as a win in sequence records or not - common sense needed there. I'd love to see the reaction a journalist would get if he went up to Pep after a defeat on penalties and say: 'congratulations on keeping your unbeaten record'.