I’ll be honest this one has surprised me quite a bit. Not bad for us at all, considering.
malushanks95 on
I remember the 34 days Everton spent on top when Ancelotti was their manager and were talking about winning the league in 20/21 season. It all came crumbling down after the international break 😂
Healthy_Method9658 on
City are absolute scam artists with their late season charges.
Knowing what they’ve done the last decade+ you’d think they’d be absolutely clear on this table.
Conveniently it’s the manc clubs that overachieve relative to their days on top of the table overall. Nothing to see there.
Dobvius on
Well this is a rough one for us but it’s worse for Arsenal so it’s okay lol
Gremlin2471 on
Yet people want City winning over Arsenal.
Lost the 13/14, 18/19, 21/22 and 23/24 title races to City.
Annoying af.
qwerty_1965 on
No point in being top until the second week of May.
City are like the best distance runners, sat on your shoulder. You know what they’re going to do in the last 400 metres but you can’t do anything to stop it!
yankeeboy1865 on
It’s insane that City have won more titles than Chelsea in that timeframe and yet haven’t spent more days at the top than the latter
CROL2100 on
Does the lockdown in 2020 count towards this?
HFB_To_You on
A bit misleading with regards to City, given it was 7 years into that sample that they ever sat top, while Chelsea obviously kicked off two decades 04 onwards of having a very strong side.
That said: evidence that Guardiola is just a master of pacing the season, where Arteta is the rank opposite.
Interesting that we’re more or less neck and neck with United in that period too, given Roy Keane was still playing for them when this sample size kicked off.
DragonSlayer271 on
Man City: 150 days top per title
Leicester: 175 days top per title
Man Utd: 207.8 days top per title
Chelsea: 308.6 days top per title
Liverpool: 517 days top per title
Arsenal: No title
friedrice_rob on
Could have easily been 5-6 titles shown here for the reds 😤
acejay1 on
There’s been a few times that city have had 2-3 games in hand while only a couple points off the top, unsure if this factors matches played or literal days top based on days.
ALangeles on
Leicester – 175 days, 1 title. Efficient
Madmartigan2024 on
Why 2004 as the starting point?
icepip on
Leicester with less than 200 days won a title, and now they’re pretty much going to league one next season. A miracle of modern football
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I’ll be honest this one has surprised me quite a bit. Not bad for us at all, considering.
I remember the 34 days Everton spent on top when Ancelotti was their manager and were talking about winning the league in 20/21 season. It all came crumbling down after the international break 😂
City are absolute scam artists with their late season charges.
Knowing what they’ve done the last decade+ you’d think they’d be absolutely clear on this table.
Conveniently it’s the manc clubs that overachieve relative to their days on top of the table overall. Nothing to see there.
Well this is a rough one for us but it’s worse for Arsenal so it’s okay lol
Yet people want City winning over Arsenal.
Lost the 13/14, 18/19, 21/22 and 23/24 title races to City.
Annoying af.
No point in being top until the second week of May.
City are like the best distance runners, sat on your shoulder. You know what they’re going to do in the last 400 metres but you can’t do anything to stop it!
It’s insane that City have won more titles than Chelsea in that timeframe and yet haven’t spent more days at the top than the latter
Does the lockdown in 2020 count towards this?
A bit misleading with regards to City, given it was 7 years into that sample that they ever sat top, while Chelsea obviously kicked off two decades 04 onwards of having a very strong side.
That said: evidence that Guardiola is just a master of pacing the season, where Arteta is the rank opposite.
Interesting that we’re more or less neck and neck with United in that period too, given Roy Keane was still playing for them when this sample size kicked off.
Man City: 150 days top per title
Leicester: 175 days top per title
Man Utd: 207.8 days top per title
Chelsea: 308.6 days top per title
Liverpool: 517 days top per title
Arsenal: No title
Could have easily been 5-6 titles shown here for the reds 😤
There’s been a few times that city have had 2-3 games in hand while only a couple points off the top, unsure if this factors matches played or literal days top based on days.
Leicester – 175 days, 1 title. Efficient
Why 2004 as the starting point?
Leicester with less than 200 days won a title, and now they’re pretty much going to league one next season. A miracle of modern football