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Huddersfield Town
Has anybody else noticed that Huddersfield Town are currently on an unbeaten run which now stretches to 41 League matches. They need to avoid defeat in their next 9 League matches to beat our all-time record of 49.
How do fellow Gooners feel about this?
* Records are there to be broken?
* Good luck to a smaller club, especially a club that are so relevant to our glorious history?
* Hope they get f**kin' stuffed at home by Walsall next Saturday????
Personally I hope our record stays intact but if we're gonna lose it, I would much rather lose it to Herbert Chapman's old team than one of our shite rivals.
How do fellow Gooners feel about this?
* Records are there to be broken?
* Good luck to a smaller club, especially a club that are so relevant to our glorious history?
* Hope they get f**kin' stuffed at home by Walsall next Saturday????
Personally I hope our record stays intact but if we're gonna lose it, I would much rather lose it to Herbert Chapman's old team than one of our shite rivals.
You beat me to it. A Terriers fan at work pointed this out to me this morning. Think they've already broken the record for a team outside the top flight.
Given that Herbert Chapman joined us after a very successful spell in charge at Huddersfield and then helped turn us into the top team in Europe (sh*t, why couldn't there have been a Champions League in the 1930's.....!) then I think it would kind of close the circle if the same team could beat our record (albeit that the bigger record for me was going for a season unbeaten - and albeit that they play in the "Third" Division!).
Given that Herbert Chapman joined us after a very successful spell in charge at Huddersfield and then helped turn us into the top team in Europe (sh*t, why couldn't there have been a Champions League in the 1930's.....!) then I think it would kind of close the circle if the same team could beat our record (albeit that the bigger record for me was going for a season unbeaten - and albeit that they play in the "Third" Division!).
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I think the argument is that the Play Offs don't appear in the League records / statistics. For teams in the lower leagues, the yearly stats show only the 46 games played in the regular season and don't include the 3 Play Off games. I agree though that by losing what is essentially a League match, that should have been the end of their unbeaten League run.SteveO 35 wrote:How on earth can they not include the play offs ? Its the climax of the League season FFS.
Doesn't count.
If Huddersfield do get to 50 we can congratulate them and take the chance to remind the World what a great man Herbert Chapman was before we remind them that the record doesn't actually count!! And that our record included an entire season in the top flight, which will probably never be done again.
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Jumpers....does that mean in the land of Arseneballs that we're in the middle of a 40 game unbeaten run. I mean you can't count all those "special circumstances" defeats surely ?Jumpers For Goalposts wrote:I think the argument is that the Play Offs don't appear in the League records / statistics. For teams in the lower leagues, the yearly stats show only the 46 games played in the regular season and don't include the 3 Play Off games. I agree though that by losing what is essentially a League match, that should have been the end of their unbeaten League run.SteveO 35 wrote:How on earth can they not include the play offs ? Its the climax of the League season FFS.
Doesn't count.
If Huddersfield do get to 50 we can congratulate them and take the chance to remind the World what a great man Herbert Chapman was before we remind them that the record doesn't actually count!! And that our record included an entire season in the top flight, which will probably never be done again.
Charlton'll do 'em. Bradley Wright-Phillips has been quality this season (for a L1 player) and they've got plenty of other players who can get a goal when they need to.
I do agree that since they lost they play off final it shouldn't count anyway. Do they count the p/o semi-final in their unbeaten run?
I do agree that since they lost they play off final it shouldn't count anyway. Do they count the p/o semi-final in their unbeaten run?
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Ditto but as spike and I said Charlton will do them!Percy Dalton wrote:You cannot count the play off games as they are an additional set of gamers on top of the normal league fixtures.
They are a cup event hence the knock out nature of them.
If they do it, they do it and it will be well deserved but it will never rank alongside doing it in the top flight.
Bradley Wright Wright Wright!!!
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