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Interesting article about the records we can break this season.

Note that many of them are from 1972-73 season.
And we all know which team won CL (European Cup back then) 3 years in a row after that season...

http://www.suite101.com/news/bayern-mun ... ce-a393642

"Bayern are on pace to break a number of Bundesliga records – all of which are their own as well. Here is a breakdown of seven of them.

Earliest Champion

Bayern secured the title twice on the 30th game day – in 1973 with a 19-point lead over Cologne and 2003 with a 13-point gap on Stuttgart.

Most Victories

Bayern also hold this mark, coming in the spectacular 1972-73 season in which they celebrated 25 victories. Munich have already collected seven wins in nine matches this season.

Most Goals Scored, Team

This record is thought to be unbreakable as Bayern scored 101 goals during the 191-72 season. But Bayern had scored just 19 after nine game days back then. The 2011-12 Bayern bunch have already tallied 25 scores.

Fewest Goals Conceded

Bayern set this mark in 2007-08 with just 21 goals conceded. After nine game days that season, Munich had give up three scores. This season thus far just one goal.

Best Goal Difference

Once again, the 2011-12 Bayern team is chasing the 1972-73 squad, which finished the season with a +64 goal difference (93-29). After nine games in 1972, Munich had a difference of 24-4. This season Munich have posted a 25-1 goal difference.

Most Games Without Conceding Goal

Bayern actually share the record for most games without conceding a goal. Munich mastered the opposing offense 19 times in the 2001-02 season to match the Werder Bremen feat from 1987-88 and 1992-93. Munich this season have already won eight Bundesliga matches by clean sheet.

Most Goals Scored, Player

Just like the team record of 101 in 1971-72, Gerd Müller’s mark of 40 goals that season is considered unapproachable. No player has scored 29 Bundesliga since Karl-Heinz Rummenigge in 1980-81 and the last player to break the 30-goal mark was Dieter Müller in 1976-77 with 34 goals. Bayern’s current star Mario Gomez already has 10 goals – seven more than Gerd Müller’s pace in 1971 – but the German international is already being asked about the record after every match."

Cool stats. I think we may well break a couple of records this season

But there's no way Gomez will score 40 Bundesliga goals in a season.

we hope to achieve all these successes this season because we are on the right track,even if not all is been achieved at least 5 or 6 shd be done deal for us.

It's almost impossible to break them all in one season, so as you said we shouldn't expect too much