Including Jose Mourinho's stingy Chelsea team and some Erling Haaland nonsense, jbsoutar gives us 15 Premier League records that will never be broken.
Date published: Thursday 4th May 2023 10:56 -
It is worth noting that Sir Alex Ferguson was Manchester United boss for nearly 27 years, but he took charge in 1986, six years before the maiden Premier League season. In the Portuguese manager’s first season he did in fact dethrone the Invincibles, and only lost one match in the process. This came away to Manchester City, before they were good. Ouch.
Friedel broke this record playing for Blackburn Rovers, Aston Villa and Tottenham. He joined Spurs in 2011 where he was able to continue his streak. Andre Villas-Boas ended the record in October 2012 when he gave Hugo Lloris his first league start. Friedel started the next game. How frustrating.The Rams kicked off the season with a 2-2 draw at home to Portsmouth, which was a promising result. They then snapped a four-game losing streak to beat Newcastle United in September.
United won the title with 90 points, conceding an impressive 24 goals in the process. It’s not quite 04/05 Chelsea, but impressive nonetheless. The Senegalese forward scored in all nine of his Reds appearances against the Eagles. He could have made it ten out of ten but he was busy winning the African Cup of Nations with his country. He probably didn’t mind too much about missing that game. Palace still lost 3-1 even without their nemesis lining up against them.Derby were bad but at least they broke up their losing runs with a draw here and there.
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