whilst agreeing, this very point was raised earlier in the thread…..and was put-down by one or two of our resident ‘experts’…..who correctly* pointed out that it is an EFL record and not a league based one.Dirk Gently wrote:Nail on head. The range of budgets and capabilities of teams is vastly wider in Tier 3 than the Championship, so it'd far easier to just fund a team that will steamroller themselves to the top and potential records. The Championship has far less range, far greater budgets across all the teams, and a far lower "range" of abilities. Plus you'll always be competing against at least 3 teams with PL parachute payments.Scutterbucketz wrote:I don’t mean this to sound churlish, but League One is vastly different to Championship. I don’t know why the distinction isn’t made every time the points tally’s are mentioned.
Let them have the League One Points record and we’ll keep the Championship one. And I’ll remain completely unbothered until 106 is broken in the Champ.
Plus we all know Brum bought the league
Feels a bit desperate to me.mumbo-jumbo wrote:Presume we simply re write the chant and all sorted
106
106
We've got the Championship record
106
Difficult to play stood on one legWestYorksRoyal wrote:For any cricket fans, 2 more wins could make Birmingham finish on Nelson points. Maybe next season won't go so well for them.
We held the record, 106Linden Jones' Tash wrote:" We need a new chant...
We need a new chant...
We no longer hold the record...
We need a new chant"....
Indeed. Whatever the spending, football is competitive and getting 100 points is hard. Getting 108 points is even harder, which is why our record stood for so long.Snowflake Royal wrote:Congratulations to Birmingham I guess. Pretty big achievement even with their spending.
106 will still be an unbeatable record for any club that doesn’t spend zillions and zillions and/or have parachute payments.Whore Jackie wrote:Still think the:
106, 106, Reading FC
106, 106, I say
106, 106, Reading FC
Playing football the Coppell way
is credible and shouldn't be consigned to the chant bin. And particularly on Saturday with the guest of honour.
But, absolutely fair play Birmingham. Lots of teams have tried and frankly not got near it. 111 would absolutely obliterate it.
Its going to get confused with different league sizes etc. Think some United seaons in the 00s would have beaten 106 had they played the extra games. Lincoln basically match us under 2 points a win criteria.rabidbee wrote:I’m just miffed that I only learned last night that 106 was the (shared) global record.* Or is that all bollocks?
* For a pro league.
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