The Knowledge inbox: McBurnie's drought, City's 'legend' Carson and Crewe's run of draws

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"Oli McBurnie is back in the Scotland squad," notes John Cant. "With his record of 16 appearances and zero goals, he said in a recent interview, 'a tap-in on Saturday or one that goes in off my backside would be lovely.' The backside comes up often when players talk of breaking a goal drought – but has it ever actually happened?"

"Manchester City claimed Scott Carson as a club legend in a recent LinkedIn post," retches Michael Haddon. "He played one league game for them. So, who is the genuine club legend who played the fewest games for a side? It's not Carson obviously, but I'm thinking someone like fellow keeper Jimmy Glass who scored the last-minute goal against Plymouth Argyle to keep Carlisle United in the Football League in 1999. He was on loan, so three league games and one goal from your glovesman, keeping you up in the process. That must be hard to beat?"

"Crewe are currently on a run of four 1-1 draws in the league," writes Sam Hurst. "How long do we have to keep this up before we can start thinking about the record for consecutive identical scores?"