| 12 league games without a draw. 16:25 - Oct 6 with 1457 views | dingdangblue |
Is this a record or near to a Dale record? |  |
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| 12 league games without a draw. on 19:21 - Oct 6 with 1354 views | TVOS1907 |
Most consecutive league games from the start of a season without a draw is 13 in 1977/78
I'll get onto all competitions later as that currently stands at 14 games, which equals last season's 14 games from the FA Cup win at AFC Fylde to the league win at AC Fylde on Boxing Day.
Including the end of last season, we have played 15 league games and 18 in all competitions without a draw. I'll do a bit of playing around with the spreadsheet in a bit to see what I can find. |  |
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| 12 league games without a draw. on 21:01 - Oct 6 with 1208 views | TVOS1907 |
Most games without a draw is 33 from 26th December 1925 to 9th October 1926. These were all league games.
Most games without a draw from the start of a season (all comps) is the current run of 14.
Most league games without a draw from the start of a season is the aforementioned 13 in 1977/78, so we can equal that if the Yeovil game isn't drawn.
Most games without a draw within a season is 28 from 24th September 1921 to 1st April 1922.
Most league games without a draw within a season is 27 in the same season as above, but minus an FA Cup tie. | |
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| 12 league games without a draw. on 18:51 - Oct 7 with 767 views | 442Dale |
Although not a record, there’s a more recent draw-less sequence :16/17 from September to February, with 20 games without a draw. |  |
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| 12 league games without a draw. on 19:49 - Oct 7 with 651 views | TVOS1907 |
| 12 league games without a draw. on 18:51 - Oct 7 by 442Dale |
Although not a record, there’s a more recent draw-less sequence :16/17 from September to February, with 20 games without a draw. |
Yeah, but that wasn't the question. Stick to kits. | |
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| 12 league games without a draw. on 19:58 - Oct 7 with 616 views | 442Dale |
| 12 league games without a draw. on 19:49 - Oct 7 by TVOS1907 |
Yeah, but that wasn't the question. Stick to kits. |
That’s me told.
Here’s another question then, which season had least draws? Without checking, 89/90 only had six I think. W20, L20 ? Season we got to the 5th round of the FA Cup for the first time and went out to Bolton in the League Cup. So that’s 49 games without a draw.
Don’t be including the Freight Rover or whatever it was called… | |
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| 12 league games without a draw. on 21:36 - Oct 7 with 506 views | TVOS1907 |
| 12 league games without a draw. on 19:58 - Oct 7 by 442Dale |
That’s me told.
Here’s another question then, which season had least draws? Without checking, 89/90 only had six I think. W20, L20 ? Season we got to the 5th round of the FA Cup for the first time and went out to Bolton in the League Cup. So that’s 49 games without a draw.
Don’t be including the Freight Rover or whatever it was called… |
1931/32: 3 draws
1921/22: 4 draws
1952/53: 5 draws
1925/26: 6 draws (5L, 1FAC)
1926/27: 6 draws
1930/31: 6 draws
1933/34: 6 draws
1989/90: 6 draws | |
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| 12 league games without a draw. on 21:38 - Oct 7 with 496 views | 442Dale |
| 12 league games without a draw. on 21:36 - Oct 7 by TVOS1907 |
1931/32: 3 draws
1921/22: 4 draws
1952/53: 5 draws
1925/26: 6 draws (5L, 1FAC)
1926/27: 6 draws
1930/31: 6 draws
1933/34: 6 draws
1989/90: 6 draws |
Thought that might have been right re. modern-ish era. | |
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| 12 league games without a draw. on 08:47 - Oct 8 with 283 views | foreverhopefulDale |
| 12 league games without a draw. on 21:38 - Oct 7 by 442Dale |
Thought that might have been right re. modern-ish era. |
Has there been less draws since 3 points for a win came in , in football overall?
Doesn't seem to have made any difference to our results. |  |
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