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The Liverpool manager Rafael Benetiz has changed his starting line up in 99 consecutive games. During 2006/07 season, he made an average of 3.19 changes per game.
This is not, however, a unique record as these are identical statistics to the Manchester United manager, Sir Alex Ferguson, who fielded his 99th consecutively changed team in the FA Cup clash on 3-Jan-2010. If he makes changes for the 6-Jan clash against local rivals Man City in the League Cup, Ferguson will take the 'Tinkerman' title for his own.
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