Football Records

A better post from the copy & Paste job.

The most successful European Cup/Champions League winning managers.

-José Villalonga - Real Madrid 1956, 1957
-Luis Carniglia - Real Madrid 1958, 1959
-Miguel Muñoz - Real Madrid 1960, 1966
-Béla Guttmann - Benfica 1962,1962
-Helenio Herrera - Inter Milan 1964, 1964
-Ştefan Kovács - Ajax 1972, 1973
-Dettmar Cramer - Bayern Munich 1975, 1976
-Bob Paisley - Liverpool 1977, 1978
-Brian Clough - Nottingham Forrest 1979, 1980
-Arrigo Sacchi - AC Milan 1989, 1990
-Ottmar Hitzfeld - Brussia Dortmund 1997, Bayer Munich 2001
-Sir Alex Ferguson - Man Utd 1999, 2008
-Vicente del Bosque - Real Madrid 2000, 2002
-Carlo Ancelotti - AC Milan 2002, 2007
-José Mourinho - Porto 2004 Inter Milan 2010

European Cup/Champions League winning nationalities

Teams
Spain - 12
Italy - 12
England - 11
Germany - 6
Holland - 5
Portugal - 4
Scotland - 1
France - 1
Yugoslavia - 1
Romania -1
Managers (By year, not as a hole i.e managers winning more than once.)
Italy - 9
Spain - 8
England - 7
Germany - 6
Netherlands - 5
Argentina - 4
Scotland - 4
Portugal - 3
Romania - 3
Hungary - 2

consecutive wins

Teams
England - 6
Spain - 5
Holland -4
Germany - 3
Italy - 3
Porgugal - 2
Managers
England - 6
Germany - 3
Spain - 2
Italy - 2
Argentina -2 (Twice)
Scotland - 2
Romania - 2
Hungary - 2

Effin' hell, mitchell I nodded off halfway through these last posts.

(08-10-2010 08:02 )cosmonaut Wrote:  Roy Keane is one of those on 13 red cards. I think the record for anyone who was ever played in England is held by Tomáš Řepka (Czech Republic) who has 17, although only 4 of those were when he played for West Ham.

It's impressive is it not that Roy Keane beat Vinnie Jones for the number of red cards? But both were beaten by Zinedine Zidane who racked up a total of 14 in his career.

(08-10-2010 17:59 )William H Bonney Wrote:  It's impressive is it not that Roy Keane beat Vinnie Jones for the number of red cards? But both were beaten by Zinedine Zidane who racked up a total of 14 in his career.

Yeah, yeah but Zidane could actually play football.*

* expects and probably deserves derision from Man U supporters.

(08-10-2010 17:02 )Captain Vimes Wrote:  Effin' hell, mitchell I nodded off halfway through these last posts.

Have you formed alliance with the boy hitmeuptop??? You wouldn't be trying to provoke me now would you Vimesy

Fastest Ever Premier League Hat-Trick

Robbie 'God' Fowler - 4 minutes 33 seconds Liverpool v Arsenal, August 28, 1994 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXHEtpT3UL4

John Burridge holds the record for most football clubs played for by one player, with 29 in total, 15 of those were league clubs. The 29 are:-

Workington, Blackpool, Aston Villa, Southend United, Crystal Palace, Queens Park Rangers, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Derby County, Sheffield United, Southampton, Newcastle United, Hibernian, Scarborough, Lincoln City, Enfield, Aberdeen, Dunfermline Athletic, Dumbarton, Falkirk, Manchester City, Notts County, Witton Albion, Darlington, Grimsby Town, Gateshead, Northampton Town, Queen Of The South, Purfleet and Blyth Spartans.

When he appeared for Manchester City in 1995, he became the oldest player to appear in the premier league at the age of 43.

Overall he played 771 league games in the English and Scottish football leagues in a career lasting from 1969 to 1997.

(08-10-2010 06:55 )admin Wrote:  

(07-10-2010 23:32 )rover Wrote:  Fastest goal scored in a Fa cup final was 25 seconds and was scored by Lois Saha (Everton) against Chelsea in the 2009 fa cup final

Man Utd didn't make it to the 2009 FA Cup Final, which was actually between Chelsea and Everton.

your right of course Admin Lois saha was playing for Everton when he scored the fastest goal.

Only Scottish and 1st British team to win the European Cup.

Celtic 1967

A few Champions League / European Cup Statistics:-

Only two clubs have appeared in the final more than once and have won both times. Nottingham Forest (1979 and 1980) and FC Porto (1987 and 2004).

Only four clubs have won the European Cup twice whilst remaining unbeaten in the tournament - Ajax, AC Milan, Liverpool and Manchester United.

Manchester United currently hold the record for most consecutive appearances in the Champions League with 15, dating from 1996/1997 to 2010/2011.

Newcastle United are the only team to have progressed beyond the group stage after losing their first three games.