Club Records
- Biggest Win
- 12–0 v Sliema Wanderers, European Cup Winners' Cup First Round First Leg, 15 September 1982
- Biggest Defeat
- 0–8 v Liverpool, FA Cup 3rd Round Replay, 9 January 1990
- 0–8 v AS Monaco, European Cup Winners' Cup First Round Second Leg, 1 October 1991
- Highest Attendance (Vetch Field)
- 32,786 v Arsenal, FA Cup Fifth Round, 17 February 1968
- 29,477 v Leeds United, Division Two, 1 October 1955
- Highest Attendance (Liberty Stadium)
- 20,650 v Liverpool, Premier League, 13 May 2012
- Highest Final Position
- 6th (Division One), 1981–82
- Lowest Final Position
- 22nd (Division Four), 1974–75
- Most Points In a Season
- 92 : 2007–08 (League One) (3pts for a win)
- 62 : 1948–49 (Division Three (South)) (2pts for a win)
- Highest Transfer Fee Paid
- £5,550,000 for Pablo Hernández, from Valencia (August 2012)
- Highest Transfer Fee Received
- £15,000,000 for Joe Allen, to Liverpool (August 2012)
- Most Appearances
- 586 : Wilfred Milne (1920–1937) (League Only)
- 699 : Roger Freestone (1989–2004) (All Competitions)
- Most League Goals
- 146 : Ivor Allchurch (1950–1958 & 1965–1968)
- Most League Goals In A Season
- 35 : Cyril Pearce (1931–32)
- Most League Goals In A Match
- 5 : Jack Fowler vs. Charlton Athletic, 27 September 1924
- Highest Number Of Clean Sheets (League)
- 23 : Dorus de Vries (2009–10)
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