Inter's Winning Run, So What?

Consecutive wins in a domestic league season.

25 Celtic (2003-04)
22 Psv Eindhoven (1987)
17 Floriana ( 1961-62) (Malta)
16 Inter (2006-?)
15 Real Madrid (1960-61)
15 Bayern Monaco (2005)
14 Arsenal (2002)
14 Barcelona (2005-06)
13 Preston North End (1891-92)
13 Sunderland (1891-92)
13 Tottenham (1960)
13 Bayern Monaco (1981)

On Skysports Celtic, PSV and Floriana don't exist

 

I am shocked and appauled. It had to be one of the "big names" to top the list.

I'm not surprised they missed out Floriana, though.

 

What a team Bayern Monaco were

 

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But who's Bayern Monaco

 

Both Bayern Munich and Monaco have won 13 games in a row.

 

inter's record i believe will stretch , until they meet us in the milan derby

then it ll be a even game , as our squads are even

 

If it's even why are they 30 points ahead of you's?

Even with the points deficit?

And Pippo is injured. Unlucky

 

no i mean face to face , with ronaldo our squad is a lot stronger than any other team in serie a

face to face i think inter would have a hard time against milan

 

Having watched him in La Liga this season, I would be worried about his overall fitness, commitment and desire.

 

He does lack fitness and he may have just had a good debute just don't get to exited but he may turn out good for millan

But why is there all this talk about inters run what about celtic's the now even how many games is it now

 

and 15 games in a row, what copycats

also I won't watch or read Sky Sports News because they seem intent to drag Celtics name through the mud, saying they haven't got a hope at home because of Kaka and such, *!

 

were on 6 or 7 at the moment so just another 20 or so to beat our record which i think WGS team might do as where grinding out victorys

 

i had to look at that twice when i saw your post i thought it say bayern munich

 

I think Sky would have know about Celtic and PSV when findign out all the stats. I just think they only wanted it to show the big leagues. It is much easier for a team to take a higher ammount of wins in a row from a historically 2/3 horse league than a league thats much stronger.

A few stats I also found:

In England Most consecutive wins -

14 Joint -

• Arsenal (FA Premier League 2001-02)
• Bristol City (Second Division, 1905-06)
• Preston North End (Second Division, 1950-51)
• Manchester United (Second Division, 1904-05)

Sweden:

23 - Malmö FF (1949–50)

Source Wikipedia, Im sure if you dig for an eternity you would find more teams that are around the 15- 20 games mark. Though they would all be from lesser leagues.

 

I would go for Inter winning the CL this year.

 

Ignorant *

 

Our squads ar enothing close to even, Inter are twice as good as us, we just have a better manager.