Crazy Stat Time!

[StanSP]

 

 

[Danizen]

Spurs are responsible for almost 1/4 of our pathetic points tally.

 

I almost feel bad for them.

[Phube]

[Blue ROI]

That record of one of ourselves or Forest getting relegated every time we have been in the Premier League the same season will remain intact. 

 

Cheers Top 

[Phube]

Stunning Stat alert!🚨 

 

According to Football Weekly LCFC have kept two clean sheets since the World Cup!!

[teblin]

1 minute ago, Phube said:

Stunning Stat alert!🚨 

 

According to Football Weekly LCFC have kept two clean sheets since the World Cup!!

In the premier league. We kept plenty in the championship 

[Phube]

1 minute ago, teblin said:

In the premier league. We kept plenty in the championship 

Just going to caveat that!

 

Obviously Premier League clean sheets!

[davieG]

We have now conceded the first goal in 25 of our 30 Premier League games, a record for the division

[davieG]

https://www.leicestercity.news/news/leicester-city-will-set-new-club-record-with-defeat-against-newcastle-it-hasnt-been-done-in-141-years/

 

, Ruud van Nistelrooy,  following defeat at Manchester City became the first top-flight manager to lose seven consecutive games twice in the same season since Freddie Cox with Portsmouth in 1958-59.

 

The next unwanted stat

Leicester have never lost 11 home games in a league campaign in their 141-year history

 

Home results	Manager in charge
Leicester 1-1 Tottenham	Steve Cooper
Leicester 1-2 Aston Villa	Steve Cooper
Leicester 1-1 Everton	Steve Cooper
Leicester 1-0 Bournemouth	Steve Cooper
Leicester 1-3 Nottingham Forest	Steve Cooper
Leicester 1-2 Chelsea	Steve Cooper
Leicester 3-1 West Ham	Ruud van Nistelrooy
Leicester 2-2 Brighton	Ruud van Nistelrooy
Leicester 0-3 Wolves	Ruud van Nistelrooy
Leicester 0-2 Manchester City	Ruud van Nistelrooy
Leicester 0-2 Crystal Palace	Ruud van Nistelrooy
Leicester 0-2 Fulham	Ruud van Nistelrooy
Leicester 0-2 Arsenal	Ruud van Nistelrooy
Leicester 0-4 Brentford	Ruud van Nistelrooy
Leicester 0-3 Manchester United	Ruud van Nistelrooy

[StanSP]

Here's the next one to smash out the park

 

 

 

Two more PL games without a goal and another record is ours! 

[doubledeckerderek]

Not a crazy stat at all when you think about what’s going on at our club at the moment, but just let this sink in (it’s quite a stat)…

 

In 136 years of football league history since 1888 (12 teams for 4 years, 28 teams for 23 years, 66 teams for 24 years, and 92 teams for 74 years - not including this season which is all but finished, [when it is it’ll add another 92 teams to the equation] - and after adjusting for WW1 and WW2) 9084 teams have played in the EFL/EPL.  Until now, none have lost 8 consecutive home games without scoring. 😡😡😡

Edited 7 April by doubledeckerderek
Typos

[davieG]

Leicester City have won just two of their past 13 Premier League games against Liverpool (D1 L10), with those coming consecutively at home in 2021 (3-1 in February and 1-0 in December).

The Foxes are looking to avoid becoming the first side in top-flight history to go nine consecutive home games without scoring a goal. In Football League history, only Mansfield Town in the third tier between August and December 1971 (9) and Wolves in the second tier between December 1984 and April 1985 (10) have achieved this unwanted feat.

Mohamed Salah has scored in all five of Liverpool's Premier League games against newly promoted sides this season (seven goals). No player in the competition's history has scored in six separate matches against promoted clubs in one campaign.

[kushiro]

 

Relegation confirmation. One more entry in the Hall of Shame:

 

 

 

April 17th 1909

Leicester Fosse 3 Manchester United 2, but Chelsea's 3-1 win at Newcastle and Forest's point at Preston mean we're down.

 

Remaining games: 3

Seasons we'd been in the top flight:  1

Seasons it took to get back: 12

 

 

May 4th 1935

Portsmouth 1 Leicester City 1. We needed to win and hope Middlesbrough lost at home to Chelsea (they drew 2-2).

 

Remaining games: 0

Seasons we'd been in the top flight: 10

Seasons it took to get back:  2

 

 

April 29th 1939

Chelsea's point in a 1-1 draw at Preston seals our fate on a day we weren't playing.

 

Remaining games: 1

Seasons we'd been in the top flight: 2

Seasons it took to get back:  8

 

 

April 30th 1955

Huddersfield 3 Leicester City 1, combined with Cardiff winning 3-2 at home to Wolves.

 

Remaining games:  1

Seasons we'd been in the top flight: 1

Seasons it took to get back:  2

 

 

May 17th 1969

Manchester United 3 Leicester City 2. We needed to win to stay up and send Coventry down.

 

Remaining games:  0

Seasons we'd been in the top flight: 12

Seasons it took to get back:  2

 

 

April 15th 1978

Leicester City 1 Birmingham City 4.

 

Remaining games:   3

Seasons we'd been in the top flight: 7

Seasons it took to get back:  2

 

 

April 25th 1981

Leicester City 1 Birmingham City 0, but Brighton's 2-1 win at Sunderland means we're down.

 

Remaining games:  1

Seasons we'd been in the top flight:  1

Seasons it took to get back:  2

 

 

May 9th 1987

Oxford United 0 Leicester City 0, combined with Charlton's 2-1 home win v QPR means we can't even make the relegation play-off place.

 

Remaining games:  0

Seasons we'd been in the top flight: 4

Seasons it took to get back:  7

 

 

April 14th 1995

Everton 2 Newcastle United 0 - means we're down without playing.

 

Remaining games:  5     (four teams went down that season)

Seasons we'd been in the top flight: 1

Seasons it took to get back:  1

 

 

April 6th 2002

Leicester City 0 Manchester United 1.

 

Remaining games:  4

Seasons we'd been in the top flight: 6

Seasons it took to get back:  1

 

 

May 1st 2004

Charlton Athletic 2 Leicester City 2, combined with Manchester City's 1-0 home win v Newcastle means you know what.

 

Remaining games:   2

Seasons we'd been in the top flight: 1

Seasons it took to get back:  10

 

 

May 28th 2023

Leicester City 2 West Ham 1, but Everton beat Bournemouth 1-0.

 

Remaining games:   0

Seasons we'd been in the top flight: 9

Seasons it took to get back:  1

 

 

April 20th 2025

Leicester City 0 Liverpool 1

 

Remaining games:  5

Seasons we'd been in the top flight: 1

Seasons it will take to get back:  Lord knows

 

 

 

Edited 20 April by kushiro

[StanSP]

Is this the longest we've gone without scoring a home goal?

[Dmitry]

17 minutes ago, StanSP said:

Is this the longest we've gone without scoring a home goal?

It's the longest ANY top division club has ever gone without scoring a home goal. 

[Corky]

3 hours ago, Dmitry said:

It's the longest ANY top division club has ever gone without scoring a home goal. 

Isn't it all league football now?

[iancognito]

This is an incredible list for one player and about time we had a few stats to be proud of on here.

 

https://www.premierleague.com/news/4294620

 

Edited 24 April by iancognito

[davieG]

29 - Leicester have conceded first in 29 of their 34 Premier League games this season - the most ever by a side in a single 38-game campaign in the competition. Uphill.

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— OptaJoe (@optajoe.com) 26 April 2025 at 15:41

 

https://www.thefosseway.net/matchday/leicester-city-match-report-wolves-away-2025

[when_you're_smiling]

[Vazman]

11 hours ago, when_you're_smiling said:

What an amazing experience this season has been... That screams change required in any other business where the owners give a F$%k

[Trav Le Bleu]

3 hours ago, Vazman said:

What an amazing experience this season has been... That screams change required in any other business where the owners give a F$%k

It screams that there something wrong with football in general.

[davieG]

When Bobby De Cordova-Reid earned Leicester a last-gasp draw against Brighton in early December, Ruud van Nistelrooy hailed his team for a “great show of character.” Little did he know that the Foxes, who were five points clear of relegation, would embark on the longest run without a home goal in Premier League history.

 

De Cordova-Reid’s goal arrived when Joe Biden was still American president. And not only did it come before Rusk’s first spell as Saints’ interim boss, West Brom have gone through four head coaches since.

[Steve Earle]

On 20/04/2025 at 18:25, kushiro said:

 

Relegation confirmation. One more entry in the Hall of Shame:

 

 

 

April 17th 1909

Leicester Fosse 3 Manchester United 2, but Chelsea's 3-1 win at Newcastle and Forest's point at Preston mean we're down.

 

Remaining games: 3

Seasons we'd been in the top flight:  1

Seasons it took to get back: 12

 

 

May 4th 1935

Portsmouth 1 Leicester City 1. We needed to win and hope Middlesbrough lost at home to Chelsea (they drew 2-2).

 

Remaining games: 0

Seasons we'd been in the top flight: 10

Seasons it took to get back:  2

 

 

April 29th 1939

Chelsea's point in a 1-1 draw at Preston seals our fate on a day we weren't playing.

 

Remaining games: 1

Seasons we'd been in the top flight: 2

Seasons it took to get back:  8

 

 

April 30th 1955

Huddersfield 3 Leicester City 1, combined with Cardiff winning 3-2 at home to Wolves.

 

Remaining games:  1

Seasons we'd been in the top flight: 1

Seasons it took to get back:  2

 

 

May 17th 1969

Manchester United 3 Leicester City 2. We needed to win to stay up and send Coventry down.

 

Remaining games:  0

Seasons we'd been in the top flight: 12

Seasons it took to get back:  2

 

 

April 15th 1978

Leicester City 1 Birmingham City 4.

 

Remaining games:   3

Seasons we'd been in the top flight: 7

Seasons it took to get back:  2

 

 

April 25th 1981

Leicester City 1 Birmingham City 0, but Brighton's 2-1 win at Sunderland means we're down.

 

Remaining games:  1

Seasons we'd been in the top flight:  1

Seasons it took to get back:  2

 

 

May 9th 1987

Oxford United 0 Leicester City 0, combined with Charlton's 2-1 home win v QPR means we can't even make the relegation play-off place.

 

Remaining games:  0

Seasons we'd been in the top flight: 4

Seasons it took to get back:  7

 

 

April 14th 1995

Everton 2 Newcastle United 0 - means we're down without playing.

 

Remaining games:  5     (four teams went down that season)

Seasons we'd been in the top flight: 1

Seasons it took to get back:  1

 

 

April 6th 2002

Leicester City 0 Manchester United 1.

 

Remaining games:  4

Seasons we'd been in the top flight: 6

Seasons it took to get back:  1

 

 

May 1st 2004

Charlton Athletic 2 Leicester City 2, combined with Manchester City's 1-0 home win v Newcastle means you know what.

 

Remaining games:   2

Seasons we'd been in the top flight: 1

Seasons it took to get back:  10

 

 

May 28th 2023

Leicester City 2 West Ham 1, but Everton beat Bournemouth 1-0.

 

Remaining games:   0

Seasons we'd been in the top flight: 9

Seasons it took to get back:  1

 

 

April 20th 2025

Leicester City 0 Liverpool 1

 

Remaining games:  5

Seasons we'd been in the top flight: 1

Seasons it will take to get back:  Lord knows

 

 

 

Add the relegation to the third tier and I've now seen ten relegations in 59 years of watching this club, so one very six seasons! No wonder it doesn't hurt any more (though the 2022-23 one did and still does)!

[davieG]

5 minutes ago, Steve Earle said:

Add the relegation to the third tier and I've now seen ten relegations in 59 years of watching this club, so one very six seasons! No wonder it doesn't hurt any more (though the 2022-23 one did and still does)!

same here.