| Has a team ever done the double 100 and not topped their division? 19:47 - May 4 with 2083 views | SouperJim |
Had a quick Google and couldn't find anything, does anyone know if a team has ever reached 100 points 100 goals and NOT finished top? |  |
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| Has a team ever done the double 100 and not topped their division? on 19:49 - May 4 with 2059 views | PhilTWTD |
I know we scored 106 goals in 1955/56 and finished third. Didn't get 100 points that year but it was only two points for a win, so that would have been beyond even us. |  | | |
| Has a team ever done the double 100 and not topped their division? on 20:01 - May 4 with 1996 views | positivity |
we discussed this the other day and couldn't find a league team who'd done 100 points and 100 goals in the same season.
if you're looking at non-league, notts county, this year! |  |
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| Has a team ever done the double 100 and not topped their division? on 20:08 - May 4 with 1965 views | positivity |
| Has a team ever done the double 100 and not topped their division? on 20:01 - May 4 by positivity |
we discussed this the other day and couldn't find a league team who'd done 100 points and 100 goals in the same season.
if you're looking at non-league, notts county, this year! |
should add the caveat that we were only looking at football league, man city may have managed it in the prem... | |
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| Has a team ever done the double 100 and not topped their division? on 20:09 - May 4 with 1967 views | SitfcB |
A weird quirk of third-tier centurions in the last 55 years has been their failure to win the title despite scoring so many goals. The only other two third-tier clubs across those 55 years to score 100+ league goals have also failed to win the title that season, with MK Dons scoring 101 goals in 2014-15 on the way to finishing second, while Peterborough United ended fourth in 2010-11 despite scoring 106 goals before being promoted via the play-offs.
This is a bit in the article I just posted just about the times it’s happened in the third tier.
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| Has a team ever done the double 100 and not topped their division? on 20:20 - May 4 with 1907 views | Illinoisblue |
| Has a team ever done the double 100 and not topped their division? on 20:08 - May 4 by positivity |
should add the caveat that we were only looking at football league, man city may have managed it in the prem... |
Also, man city are financial cheats so anything they achieve should be viewed with that in mind. |  |
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| Has a team ever done the double 100 and not topped their division? on 20:30 - May 4 with 1872 views | Vic |
Just shows how incredibly consistent Plymouth have been this season. Absolute credit to them. We go on about how fantastic we have been but 8n truth they have plenty to celebrate as well. |  |
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| Has a team ever done the double 100 and not topped their division? on 20:30 - May 4 with 1873 views | Kropotkin123 |
In case anyone misses it. The answer is yes. and the lowerest placed finish was Manchester United in 1959-60, who scored 102 goals but could only finish seventh. They conceded 80 goals that season. Probably Joe Royle's inspiration.
Edit: Sitter's article is the source. [Post edited 4 May 2023 20:31]
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| Has a team ever done the double 100 and not topped their division? on 20:34 - May 4 with 1832 views | SouperJim |
| Has a team ever done the double 100 and not topped their division? on 20:30 - May 4 by Kropotkin123 |
In case anyone misses it. The answer is yes. and the lowerest placed finish was Manchester United in 1959-60, who scored 102 goals but could only finish seventh. They conceded 80 goals that season. Probably Joe Royle's inspiration.
Edit: Sitter's article is the source. [Post edited 4 May 2023 20:31]
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Actually the answer to my original question is no as far as I can see, no side has ever reached 100 points 100 goals and NOT finished top, as Man City are the only side to have reached 100 points 100 goals in the 3pfaw era and they won the premier league in the process. | |
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| Has a team ever done the double 100 and not topped their division? on 21:05 - May 4 with 1682 views | Nutkins_Return |
Notts County this season....107 points. 117 goals. Ouch. | | | |
| Has a team ever done the double 100 and not topped their division? on 21:10 - May 4 with 1655 views | bournemouthblue |
| Has a team ever done the double 100 and not topped their division? on 20:20 - May 4 by Illinoisblue |
Also, man city are financial cheats so anything they achieve should be viewed with that in mind. |
regardless of that, it's a ridiculous achievement |  |
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| Has a team ever done the double 100 and not topped their division? on 02:46 - May 5 with 1413 views | Kropotkin123 |
| Has a team ever done the double 100 and not topped their division? on 20:34 - May 4 by SouperJim |
Actually the answer to my original question is no as far as I can see, no side has ever reached 100 points 100 goals and NOT finished top, as Man City are the only side to have reached 100 points 100 goals in the 3pfaw era and they won the premier league in the process. |
Ahhh, sorry, miss read. | |
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| Has a team ever done the double 100 and not topped their division? on 07:02 - May 5 with 1328 views | Deano69 |
| Has a team ever done the double 100 and not topped their division? on 20:08 - May 4 by positivity |
should add the caveat that we were only looking at football league, man city may have managed it in the prem... |
We would become only the second team to achieve this in the 42 years it’s been possible. |  |
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| Has a team ever done the double 100 and not topped their division? on 08:22 - May 5 with 1219 views | LegendofthePhoenix |
| Has a team ever done the double 100 and not topped their division? on 07:02 - May 5 by Deano69 |
We would become only the second team to achieve this in the 42 years it’s been possible. |
All the more shocking if we manage to win the game and don't finish top. All the joking pre-season about 100 points and 100 goals - and to actually achieve it and not be champions
would be a bit of a mindfcuk. |  |
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