Leeds are the ones to worry about. They've only dropped 12 points so far, and need to drop another 20 or they'll claim the record - even though the actual points in the table will be lower than 106.Coppelled Streets wrote:Nothing to fear here!
I'm confused. Please explain again.Franchise FC wrote:Leeds are the ones to worry about. They've only dropped 12 points so far, and need to drop another 20 or they'll claim the record - even though the actual points in the table will be lower than 106.Coppelled Streets wrote:Nothing to fear here!
106 points in League 1? Nothing to fear here!Franchise FC wrote:Leeds are the ones to worry about. They've only dropped 12 points so far, and need to drop another 20 or they'll claim the record - even though the actual points in the table will be lower than 106.Coppelled Streets wrote:Nothing to fear here!
Thats thinking like a proper arrogant premier league club. The record is a football league record, if any club in the football league breaks itthen it is beaten regardless of which tier they play in. Or do you think only premier league records count you pratt?Coppelled Streets wrote:106 points in League 1? Nothing to fear here!Franchise FC wrote:Leeds are the ones to worry about. They've only dropped 12 points so far, and need to drop another 20 or they'll claim the record - even though the actual points in the table will be lower than 106.Coppelled Streets wrote:Nothing to fear here!
So what if it's broken?! I couldn't give a toss if a League 1 side beat it, good for them. It wont happen, but good on 'em anyway.Ian Royal wrote:Thats thinking like a proper arrogant premier league club. The record is a football league record, if any club in the football league breaks itthen it is beaten regardless of which tier they play in. Or do you think only premier league records count you pratt?Coppelled Streets wrote:106 points in League 1? Nothing to fear here!Franchise FC wrote: Leeds are the ones to worry about. They've only dropped 12 points so far, and need to drop another 20 or they'll claim the record - even though the actual points in the table will be lower than 106.
Regardless Leeds won't beat it because the record is points total, not playing record. Though hopefully they won't make 92 either and then there can be no arguement.
And the longest winning streak at the start of a season must still rest with Tottenham's 11.Coppelled Streets wrote:So what if it's broken?! I couldn't give a toss if a League 1 side beat it, good for them. It wont happen, but good on 'em anyway.Ian Royal wrote:Thats thinking like a proper arrogant premier league club. The record is a football league record, if any club in the football league breaks itthen it is beaten regardless of which tier they play in. Or do you think only premier league records count you pratt?Coppelled Streets wrote: 106 points in League 1? Nothing to fear here!
Regardless Leeds won't beat it because the record is points total, not playing record. Though hopefully they won't make 92 either and then there can be no arguement.
I'd be more fussed about a Championship side beating it as the standard of football is far greater.
Oh and sort your spelling atttt you cant!
Coppelled Streets wrote:Nothing to fear here!
I know it may not count as an official record but Leeds can still get a max of 118 points in a season.RoyalChicagoFC wrote:Saturday 12th January
Watford lose away to Preston; 104 max
Bristol City draw at home to Colchester; 105 max
West Brom winning away to Hull in the late game; 107 max
Farther down, MK lose at home to Barnet; 117 max, so a pair of losses and three draws from their 20 remaining would end their pursuit.
Swansea in League One 116 max
I'd like to see Swansea lose one soon - they are a good side this year.RoyalChicagoFC wrote:Updated upon conclusion of weekend play Saturday 2nd February
CCC: Chase over
CCL1: Swansea win, Leeds lose
Swansea: 114 max with 18 to play
Leeds: 31 points dropped in competition; 16 matches to play (RFC 2005/6: 32 points dropped)
CCL2: MK win, Darlo lose, P'boro beat Rochdale, Hereford beat Rotherham
MK: 109 max with 16 to play
Darlo: 107 max with 18 to play
Hereford: 106 max with 18 to play
Posh: 106 max with 18 to play
Rotherham: 104 max
Rochdale: 104 max
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