With one round of matches to go in League 1, should Plymouth, Ipswich and Sheffield Wednesday win their respective final matches the table will look like this:
I don't know the answer to this but has any team ever failed to win a Football League Division with 100 points? Equally, has a team ever failed to gain automatic promotion with 96 points?
I don't know the answer to this but has any team ever failed to win a Football League Division with 100 points? Equally, has a team ever failed to gain automatic promotion with 96 points?
Perhaps we can win next season with 60 points as everyone else could be as bad as us 😂
With one round of matches to go in League 1, should Plymouth, Ipswich and Sheffield Wednesday win their respective final matches the table will look like this:
I don't know the answer to this but has any team ever failed to win a Football League Division with 100 points? Equally, has a team ever failed to gain automatic promotion with 96 points?
Finished:
Plymouth - 101 Ipswich - 98 Wednesday - 96
Still astonishing that Ipswich didn't win with that points tally (especially as they only lost 4 games all season and had a GD of 66 compared to Plymouth's 35) but, even more so, Wednesday not gaining automatic promotion with 96 points.
No team in League 1 had more goals in their matches than CAFC. We've gone from 113 goals (54-59) last season to 136 goals (70-66) this season. Our goal tally of 70 is also only 3 less than when we finished 3rd in 2018-19.
If Man City win the Champions League then Scott Carson will join Maldini and Costacurta with the longest gap between first and last European Cup (18-years)
If Man City win the Champions League then Scott Carson will join Maldini and Costacurta with the longest gap between first and last European Cup (18-years)
Laughed when i saw him celebrating on the pitch last night. The worlds highest paid cheerleader.
Assuming that he plays in Man United's final three games of the season and Portugal's two Euro Qualifiers in June, Bruno Fernandes will have made 214 appearances for club and country in the three previous years - and started the vast majority of them too.
Vetokele played more games for Charlton in the 2019 promotion season than Purrington or Jonny Williams.
Purrington and Williams both joined in January.
Indeed, I just tend to think of those that played in the playoffs as people who played a lot that season.
And Vetokele as someone from a few years before, forgetting the start of that season when he came back.
So it looked off when I saw it.
It's funny how the "big games" effect how you remember things.
Name Powell's title winning team and 9/10 people will rattle off the same 11 yet they played about a dozen games together. Curbs first promotion was the result of a long term slow build? 7 of the 11 hadn't played for us before that season. Similar for 18/19.
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Plymouth 101 points
Ipswich 100 points
Sheffield Wednesday 96 points
I don't know the answer to this but has any team ever failed to win a Football League Division with 100 points? Equally, has a team ever failed to gain automatic promotion with 96 points?
Finished:
Plymouth - 101
Ipswich - 98
Wednesday - 96
Still astonishing that Ipswich didn't win with that points tally (especially as they only lost 4 games all season and had a GD of 66 compared to Plymouth's 35) but, even more so, Wednesday not gaining automatic promotion with 96 points.
They've failed to win promotion every time.
Saw it on an article about players released this summer. Had forgotten he existed let alone played that many internationals.
And Vetokele as someone from a few years before, forgetting the start of that season when he came back.
So it looked off when I saw it.
Name Powell's title winning team and 9/10 people will rattle off the same 11 yet they played about a dozen games together. Curbs first promotion was the result of a long term slow build? 7 of the 11 hadn't played for us before that season. Similar for 18/19.