Prior to 1981-82 it was only 2 points for a win so was not achievable as even if a club had somehow won all 46 games they would only amass 92 points.
The division names have changed but we will answer by their old names so 1 would be the Premier League now, 2 would be the Championship, 3 would be League One and 4 would be League Two.
1984: York 101 (4th)
1986: Swindon 102 (4th)
1999: Sunderland 105 (2nd)
1999: Fulham 101 (3rd)
2001: Fulham 101 (2nd)
2002: Plymouth 102 (4th)
2003: Wigan 100 (3rd)
2006: Reading 106 (2nd)
2012: Charlton 101 (3rd)
The Premiership record is 95, by Chelsea in 2005. This was achieved playing only 38 games. All of the records above were achieved in a season of 46 games.
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No, the highest any top flight team has ever reached since the rule for 3 points per win was introduced was 95 points by Chelsea in 2004/2005 under Jose Mourinho.
The highest points in a season out of any league was 106 points, when Reading won the championship in 2005/2006 under Steve Coppell.
Only four teams; Manchester United (11 Championships), Blackburn Rovers (1 Championship), Arsenal (3 Championships) and Chelsea (2 Championships), have won the English Premier League.
As of 15 May 2011, five teams have scored over 1000 goals: Man Utd (1448), Arsenal (1269), Chelsea (1217), Liverpool (1184) and Tottenham (1004). Next on the list are Newcastle (937) and Aston Villa (935).