All credits goes to you vs All credit go to you

Some examples from the web:

• The way Mrs Turner tells the tale, all credit goes to you, Sister.
• If we achieve half as much of your patients, all the credit goes to you.
• Well, all credit goes to this lady on my left.
• All credit goes to Mrs Gradin for her attempts to meet our demands that the notion of public health must be understood in as broad a context as possible here.
• He said, "All credit goes to Kevin."
• All credit goes to Mrs De Keyser and her team as well as to Mr McMillan-Scott and his team.
• But the credit goes to you and your gifted hands.
• Credit goes to the dog, who probably smelled the blood.
• Thanks, but most of the credit goes to my number-four, Jerry.
• Whatever he does, the entire credit goes to you only.
• I got an A on my presentation and a lot of the credit goes to Pierce.
• We still believe that most of the credit goes to your rum.
• -But most of the credit goes to you.
• We still believe that most of the credit goes to your rum.
• The credit goes to the man in the arena whose face is marred with dust and blood and sweat.
• If our lubricants beat those of our competitors... credit goes to the professor who devised the slogan of our success.
• The greatest credit goes to the rapporteur for an approach based on the point of view of the public and the practical problems involved.
• It is not the end, but it is a good beginning and much credit goes to both the Commission and our rapporteur.
• True credit goes to those who are in the arena, their faces covered in dust and sweat and blood, fighting on bravely.
• True credit goes to the one who makes mistakes, who fails but little by little gets things right, because there is no effort without mistake.

Some examples from the web:

• We let credit go a week, and there is still time.
• Half the credit must go to Mr Mitchell.
• Besides, half the credit should go to the Fate helmet.
• Great credit should go to Inspector Callahan.
• If you're famous today, some credit should go to me.
• I'm all for giving medals to the gentleman upstairs, sir, but in this case credit should go to the National Health.
• Great credit should go to the ACP Co-President for his undertaking that the ACP will ensure that the problem does not recur.
• It is also a somewhat complicated and controversial piece of legislation in places, and therefore much credit should go to the rapporteur for achieving a valuably balanced report.
• Mr President, Commissioner, firstly credit must go to Mr Hatzidakis for his proactive approach in his report.
• I know Where rachel eats breakfast, And I have to drop off my extra Credit essay before I go to school.
• Why don't I just max out my credit card and go to Hawaii?
• If it proves possible for these programmes to be launched during the present year, the credit for that must go to Ireland.
• If that happens, which I hope it will, I think all the credit will have to go to the Commissioner and Doris Pack for their enlightened approach.
• Mr President, I too should like to congratulate you on the fact that your country won the European Cup this evening, although, since Barcelona has a Dutch trainer, perhaps some of this credit could also go to my own.
• She quit with, like, three credits to go.
• Credit scores only go back to 1988.
• Taking credit when things go right doesn't work the other way.
• It is all too easy to forget that one of the achievements of 2005 was to make an enlarged European Union work and much of the credit for that must go to the new Member States.
• I cut the end credits to go faster.
• Ah. Here we go. Credit-card receipt.