McKenna's 100 games 16:23 - Feb 15 with 2734 views | Asa | 202 points is mad. Anyone know where it ranks in English football? I am guessing the likes of Man City, getting 90 points in 38 games a couple of years running must have surpassed it. But has anyone in the EFL ever come close. Pretty much needs a team to get back to back promotions with close to 100 points. Teams get back to back promotions but not often as rampant champions both years. To do it in your first 100 games in management is ludicrous! | | | | |
McKenna's 100 games on 16:47 - Feb 15 with 2672 views | PhilTWTD | Just checked Southampton when they had the three seasons where they got docked 10 points and just missed out on the play-offs and then got promoted twice and their last 100 games of that period yielded 194 points. Possible they could have managed more over a different 100 games in that spell but I've got a life to lead. | | | |
McKenna's 100 games on 16:55 - Feb 15 with 2619 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
McKenna's 100 games on 16:47 - Feb 15 by PhilTWTD | Just checked Southampton when they had the three seasons where they got docked 10 points and just missed out on the play-offs and then got promoted twice and their last 100 games of that period yielded 194 points. Possible they could have managed more over a different 100 games in that spell but I've got a life to lead. |
Sounds highly likely McKenna has a record then. Not many teams get promoted and then continue the same form. To manage it in his first 100 matches as a manager too, remarkable. But, shush, don't tell anyone! | |
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McKenna's 100 games on 17:11 - Feb 15 with 2572 views | Illinoisblue |
McKenna's 100 games on 16:55 - Feb 15 by Nthsuffolkblue | Sounds highly likely McKenna has a record then. Not many teams get promoted and then continue the same form. To manage it in his first 100 matches as a manager too, remarkable. But, shush, don't tell anyone! |
N**wich under La**ert went back to back so wonder what their record was. At a guess, I’d say not as good because they will always be in our shadow. | |
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McKenna's 100 games on 17:29 - Feb 15 with 2502 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
McKenna's 100 games on 17:11 - Feb 15 by Illinoisblue | N**wich under La**ert went back to back so wonder what their record was. At a guess, I’d say not as good because they will always be in our shadow. |
In 92 matches they totalled 179 points. Considering they were relegated in both of the seasons either side (actually not quite from the Premier League one surprisingly), I would imagine they didn't get 24 points from any combination of 8 matches on either side. | |
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McKenna's 100 games on 17:46 - Feb 15 with 2445 views | MK1 |
McKenna's 100 games on 16:47 - Feb 15 by PhilTWTD | Just checked Southampton when they had the three seasons where they got docked 10 points and just missed out on the play-offs and then got promoted twice and their last 100 games of that period yielded 194 points. Possible they could have managed more over a different 100 games in that spell but I've got a life to lead. |
It's the fact that these are the first 100 games as a manager which make it so remarkable. Would be amazed if any rookie manager has achieved that at a similar standard before. No surprise then that he is such hot property. | | | |
McKenna's 100 games on 18:06 - Feb 15 with 2365 views | mo_itfc |
McKenna's 100 games on 17:46 - Feb 15 by MK1 | It's the fact that these are the first 100 games as a manager which make it so remarkable. Would be amazed if any rookie manager has achieved that at a similar standard before. No surprise then that he is such hot property. |
Anyone know of a database of manager stats? Because I really want to write this query!!! (in SQL) | |
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McKenna's 100 games on 18:25 - Feb 15 with 2285 views | MK1 |
Should never have been given 100 games in the first place. | | | | Login to get fewer ads
McKenna's 100 games on 18:30 - Feb 15 with 2265 views | PhilTWTD |
McKenna's 100 games on 17:46 - Feb 15 by MK1 | It's the fact that these are the first 100 games as a manager which make it so remarkable. Would be amazed if any rookie manager has achieved that at a similar standard before. No surprise then that he is such hot property. |
Yes, that does make it something more special even if others may have matched it. | | | |
McKenna's 100 games on 18:35 - Feb 15 with 2240 views | Vegtablue |
McKenna's 100 games on 16:47 - Feb 15 by PhilTWTD | Just checked Southampton when they had the three seasons where they got docked 10 points and just missed out on the play-offs and then got promoted twice and their last 100 games of that period yielded 194 points. Possible they could have managed more over a different 100 games in that spell but I've got a life to lead. |
I've finished your homework and they matched it: 180 points in their back-to-back seasons, but finished that run with 10 points from 7. So 170 points from 85 games and they took 32 points from the last 15 of their previous campaign. Luton got 201 points across a 100-game spell during which they back-to-backed. Norwich weren't close and I can't think of any others off the top of my head so will call it there! PL is a separate beast for sure. Even Spurs probably recorded over 2 PPG across 100 games when they were twice runners-up not so long ago, but "first 100 league games of a manager's tenure at an English 92 member" removes the likes of Fergie, Klopp, Wenger, Poch etc. and Chelsea's 2-year 'policy' knocks out the likes of Conte and Ancelotti. I'd only put forward Guardiola and Mourinho confidently for achieving that (those two with a healthy amount of games to spare). Narrow the criteria further to "first 100 games in management" and gawd knows. 2 points for a win knocks out those before the 80s. | | | |
McKenna's 100 games on 18:52 - Feb 15 with 2177 views | JakeITFC |
McKenna's 100 games on 18:35 - Feb 15 by Vegtablue | I've finished your homework and they matched it: 180 points in their back-to-back seasons, but finished that run with 10 points from 7. So 170 points from 85 games and they took 32 points from the last 15 of their previous campaign. Luton got 201 points across a 100-game spell during which they back-to-backed. Norwich weren't close and I can't think of any others off the top of my head so will call it there! PL is a separate beast for sure. Even Spurs probably recorded over 2 PPG across 100 games when they were twice runners-up not so long ago, but "first 100 league games of a manager's tenure at an English 92 member" removes the likes of Fergie, Klopp, Wenger, Poch etc. and Chelsea's 2-year 'policy' knocks out the likes of Conte and Ancelotti. I'd only put forward Guardiola and Mourinho confidently for achieving that (those two with a healthy amount of games to spare). Narrow the criteria further to "first 100 games in management" and gawd knows. 2 points for a win knocks out those before the 80s. |
Pep Guardiola achieved 236 points out of his first 100 league games in England (realise that wasn't the exact question). Remarkable considering he was thought to have struggled a bit in his first season. He did in fact lose as many games as McKenna in that time, but obviously won a bunch more too (73 games!). Given that he won a billion trophies in his first couple of years at Barca, I'd imagine his starting 100 may even better that (even including the spell at Barca B). | | | |
McKenna's 100 games on 00:27 - Feb 16 with 1797 views | GiveusaWave | Not English football but Welsh. Barry Town went on a ridiculous run from 1995-2003. They were only beaten a handful of times in 8 years and won the Welsh Premier League 7 out of those 8 times. At one point they went 56 games without defeat. | |
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McKenna's 100 games on 02:28 - Feb 16 with 1739 views | shady | In February 2010, Guardiola managed his 100th match for Barcelona's first team. His record stood at 71 wins, 19 draws and ten losses, with 242 goals for and 76 against. Some Cup matches were included ...I know the OP was about English managers Source Wikipedia | | | |
McKenna's 100 games on 06:28 - Feb 16 with 1642 views | Buhrer | 100 games: 202 points. Big photo of KMac smirking. On a t shirt I would love it. | | | |
McKenna's 100 games on 07:55 - Feb 16 with 1543 views | PioneerBlue | Look for to the next 200. Champions of Europe. | |
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McKenna's 100 games on 18:45 - Feb 16 with 1219 views | Deano69 | Did I read somewhere that he is unbeaten on a weekday? | |
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McKenna's 100 games on 20:05 - Feb 16 with 1133 views | Asa |
McKenna's 100 games on 18:45 - Feb 16 by Deano69 | Did I read somewhere that he is unbeaten on a weekday? |
Yes. All our defeats under McKenna have been on a Saturday, except for Plymouth on a Sunday I think. 31 games on Monday - Friday. Nearly the same record as us at home in Europe. Something like 22 wins and 9 draws though. Might be slightly less wins but it was around that I think. | | | |
McKenna's 100 games on 22:43 - Feb 16 with 1042 views | Deano69 |
McKenna's 100 games on 20:05 - Feb 16 by Asa | Yes. All our defeats under McKenna have been on a Saturday, except for Plymouth on a Sunday I think. 31 games on Monday - Friday. Nearly the same record as us at home in Europe. Something like 22 wins and 9 draws though. Might be slightly less wins but it was around that I think. |
Insane. | |
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McKenna's 100 games on 22:47 - Feb 16 with 1010 views | TheBoyBlue |
McKenna's 100 games on 20:05 - Feb 16 by Asa | Yes. All our defeats under McKenna have been on a Saturday, except for Plymouth on a Sunday I think. 31 games on Monday - Friday. Nearly the same record as us at home in Europe. Something like 22 wins and 9 draws though. Might be slightly less wins but it was around that I think. |
We need more games on days other than a Saturday... | |
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