The Title Race - 2023/24

How many points will be needed to win the league?


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The best in English football history is Spurs from 1960-61 who won their first 11 games of the season.

All the next best are those above from the PL era.
If we had won against Everton instead of drawing 1-1 in the second game of the season where we played the entire second half with 10 men, we would've won our first 20 league games of 2017/18.
 
Liverpool 83/84 - minor treble please. League, European Cup and League Cup.
As the latter is a mickey-mouse cup, it's more appropriate to call this the Mickeys' treble.
There’s no such thing as a Micky Mouse cup. It wasn’t a Micky Mouse cup when we won a joint record four in a row and six in eight years years, when we won an unprecedented domestic treble/quadruple with that as part of it and us proudly being the second most successful club in that competition.

Proper Rag malarkey calling the EFL Cup that, and belittles a number of our achievements.

It might not be as old or as famous as the FA Cup, but the EFL Cup is as big as any other domestic cup competition in other countries and has felt the same as winning the FA Cup whenever we’ve done it.

We’ve called all of our PL+EFLC joint wins ‘doubles’ when we’ve achieved that in 2013-14, 2018-19 and 2020-21. None of them are minor doubles, are they? We even had a line in a song saying it; ‘Sterling won the double, and the Scousers won fuck all’. And we proudly say that we were the first club in English football history to win a domestic and European trophy double when we won the League Cup and European Cup Winners’ Cup in 1969-70.

So we don’t have to be insecure and can call Liverpool’s 1983-84 First Division, European Cup and League Cup wins a treble n’all. It also dispels the myth that United were the first to win a treble.
 
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If we had won against Everton instead of drawing 1-1 in the second game of the season where we played the entire second half with 10 men, we would've won our first 20 league games of 2017/18.
Maybe, but our mindset might have been different heading into the next game if we did win against Everton and we might not have won that next game.
 
We will walk the league if we can get healthy
Biggest threat to us not winning the title again. With the new higher threshold for contact on fouls that is being applied so far in the Premier League I worry that ref's will allow the opposition to kick seven bells out of us and now that we'll be playing 2 games a week we'll have less recovery time to get over these little contact injuries. We've gone through the easy part of the season and we're already 4 players down and the bench was looking a little light yesterday.
 
There’s no such thing as a Micky Mouse cup. It wasn’t a Micky Mouse cup when we won a joint record four in a row and six in eight years years, when we won an unprecedented domestic treble/quadruple with that as part of it and us proudly being the second most successful club in that competition.

Proper Rag malarkey calling the EFL Cup that, and belittles a number of our achievements.

It might not be as old or as famous as the FA Cup, but the EFL Cup is as big as any other domestic cup competition in other countries and has felt the same as winning the FA Cup whenever we’ve done it.

We’ve called all of our PL+EFLC joint wins ‘doubles’ when we’ve achieved that in 2013-14, 2018-19 and 2020-21. None of them are minor doubles, are they? We even had a line in a song saying it; ‘Sterling won the double, and the Scousers won fuck all’. And we proudly say that we were the first club in English football history to win a domestic and European trophy double when we won the League Cup and European Cup Winners’ Cup in 1969-70.

So we don’t have to be insecure and can call Liverpool’s 1983-84 First Division, European Cup and League Cup wins a treble n’all. It also dispels the myth that United were the first to win a treble.
It's a joke, mate.
 
If we keep up this sort of relentless winning for another month, we’ll have one hand on the trophy again, probably a 6/7/8 point lead
 
There’s no such thing as a Micky Mouse cup. It wasn’t a Micky Mouse cup when we won a joint record four in a row and six in eight years years, when we won an unprecedented domestic treble/quadruple with that as part of it and us proudly being the second most successful club in that competition.

Proper Rag malarkey calling the EFL Cup that, and belittles a number of our achievements.

It might not be as old or as famous as the FA Cup, but the EFL Cup is as big as any other domestic cup competition in other countries and has felt the same as winning the FA Cup whenever we’ve done it.

We’ve called all of our PL+EFLC joint wins ‘doubles’ when we’ve achieved that in 2013-14, 2018-19 and 2020-21. None of them are minor doubles, are they? We even had a line in a song saying it; ‘Sterling won the double, and the Scousers won fuck all’. And we proudly say that we were the first club in English football history to win a domestic and European trophy double when we won the League Cup and European Cup Winners’ Cup in 1969-70.

So we don’t have to be insecure and can call Liverpool’s 1983-84 First Division, European Cup and League Cup wins a treble n’all. It also dispels the myth that United were the first to win a treble.
The problem was teams could opt of of the league cup, and people remember that. For example MU got beat in the first game and refused to enter the year after along with a host of other teams. Not too dissimilar from the Full Members Cup after the Super Cup was disbanded. Then the year later even less clubs entered, and clubs eventually had to be forced to enter.
 

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