* Record FA Cup defeat – 0 – 6 v. Preston North End ( 30 January 1897 ), 2 – 8 v. Bradford Park Avenue ( 30 January 1946 )

* Record Cup victory: 10 – 1 v Lytham, FA Cup, Round 1, 28 November 1925

* Record home attendance: 47, 671 v Sheffield Wednesday, FA Cup, Round 4, Boundary Park, 25 January 1930

* Record Cup victory: 12 – 1 v Stockton, FA CUP 1st rnd Replay 2 February 1897

* Record defeat: 0 – 10 Blackburn Rovers, FA CUP Premlim 1 October 1887, 0 – 10 West Ham United, FL Cup 2nd Rnd 25 October 1982

* Record attendance: 35, 000 v Bolton Wanderers FA CUP 3rd Rnd, 9 January 1960

* Record Attendance: 9, 155 vs. Hereford United, FA Cup Round 1, 27 November 1948

* Record defeat: 0 – 13 v Darwen ( A ), FA Cup Round 1, 24 January 1891

* Record Attendance: 21, 000 vs. Reading, FA Cup second round, 1946

* Record Attendance: 1374 v Port Vale, FA Cup 1st Round Replay 19. 11. 03

Record FA Cup attendance: 23, 523 v Arsenal, 12 March 2005 quarter finals

* Record Attendance: 75, 031 v Aston Villa, 12 February 1938 ( FA Cup Fifth Round )

* Record Victory – 13 – 0 v Rufford Colliery ( FA Cup Preliminary Round 1934 – 35 )

* Record Attendance – 6, 573 v Middlesbrough ( FA Cup Third Round 1973 – 74 )

* Record Defeat: 0 – 11 vs Aston Villa, FA Cup, 1905 – 06

* Record attendance: As Hurst – 9, 001 v Blackburn Rovers ( Lancashire Senior Cup 2nd Round ), 18 November 1885 / As Ashton United – 7, 824 v Halifax Town ( FA Cup 1st Round Replay ) 24 November 1952 ( The actual attendance for the Halifax game was estimated as being closer to 8, 500 due to people entering for free through a gate that was forced open.

* Record attendance: 7, 506 vs Carlisle United, FA Cup fourth qualifying round, 17 November 1927

* Record win: 17 – 2 vs Appleby, FA Cup, 1915.

Record Attendance: ( tied ) 27, 500 ( Carlisle-Birmingham City, 5 January 1957, FA Cup 3rd Round

* Record cup attendance: vs Grimsby Town, FA Cup 1st round, 1976 – variously given as 4, 250, 4, 500 and 5, 018 ( the latter figure being unofficial – source Droylsden Reporter )

At the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Sharpie 500, held at Bristol Motor Speedway, Bristol, Tennessee on August 23, 2008, 168, 000 people performed the wave to set a new Guinness World Record.

For the 2003 event, Team New Zealand as the holder of the America's Cup, in consultation with Prada, the Challenger of Record, removed the nationality rule that stipulated that all of the crew members must be nationals of the challenging syndicate.

America's Cup Management announced on 5 July 2007 that the protocol for the 2010 America's Cup had been agreed between the defending yacht club, Société Nautique de Genève of Switzerland and Challenger of Record, the Club Náutico Español de Vela of Spain.

However this arrangement did not survive a legal challenge from BMW Oracle Racing, who successfully argued that Club Náutico Español de Vela was not a valid Challenger of Record due to non-compliance with the terms of the America's Cup Deed of Gift.

Farr is also a designer of America's Cup competitors, including New Zealand's entries in 1986 ( co-designed with Ron Holland and Laurie Davidson ) and 2000, and Larry Ellison's United States's BMW Oracle Racing Challenger in 2003 ( accepted as Challenger of Record for the 2007 Cup ).

* Record loss – 1 – 6 v Sundowns ( BP Top 8 Cup 3 / 2 / 90 )

The record would stand until 26 November 1994 when the Huddersfield club broke their own World Record by defeating Blackpool Gladiators 142 – 4 in a Challenge Cup tie at the McAlpine Stadium – centre Greg Austin scoring 9 tries on his way to 52 tries that season, a world record for a centre.

* Record Cup defeat: 1 – 7 v Sunderland, League Cup, Round 2, 24 September 1962

* Record win: 25 – 0 v Hereford Club ( H ), Birmingham Senior Cup Round 1, 12 October 1889

* Record attendance: 13, 000 vs Shrewsbury Town, Shropshire Senior Cup Final.

* Record cup win: 8 – 1 v Vale of Leithen, Scottish Cup First Round December 1966

* Record home attendance: 13, 365 v Rangers Scottish Cup Third Round, 28 January 1967

Record crowds attended the 1925 Scottish Cup Final, a 5 – 0 win for Celtic against Rangers, and the 1927 Scotland v England match, England's first win in the stadium.

* Record League victory – 11 – 3 v. Lincoln City ( 23 March 1895, most goals scored ) 10 – 0 v. Darwen ( 18 February 1899, widest margin of victory )

Record Queen's Park victory:

* Record League victory: 11 – 0 v Southport, Division 4, 26 December 1962

* Record League victory: 8 – 0 v Tranmere Rovers, 10 January 1970

* Record League victory – 8 – 1 v Chesterfield, 18 December 1926

Record victory

* Record victory: 12 – 1: vs Thornhill on 23 January 1925 – 26

* Record home victory: 6 – 1 v, 3 May 2008.

* Record away victory: 0 – 4 v, 27 October 2007 and 0 – 4 v, 22 August 2010.

* Record victory: 10 – 1 vs Coldstream, Scottish Cup, 1954

* Record Primera División victory — 9 – 1 v. Magallanes ( 1962 )

* Record victory: 13 – 1 v Marple ( Lancashire Combination ), 22 February 1919

Though the station ( the first commercial FM rock station in the Albany market ) did very well with the new format, protests over the format flip among classical music listeners were intense and a partial victory was claimed in late 1971 when the Troy Record sold WFLY to Functional Broadcasting and the station flipped to an easy listening / classical hybrid.

Following Scotland's 2-1 victory against Norway in Oslo in September 2005, the Daily Record parodied the quote, using known Norwegians: