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Where the feck is Glossop?
Struggling FC would beat us easily.
Quote from: eamonn on May 30, 2014, 12:35:31 AMWhere the feck is Glossop?Derbyshire.
Quote from: cdbullyweefan on May 30, 2014, 08:58:50 AMQuote from: eamonn on May 30, 2014, 12:35:31 AMWhere the feck is Glossop?Derbyshire.I was really shocked to see that Birmingham had played in the top flight.
I've made up two lists. The first is one made up of teams that have all appeared in the top flight. On the plus side we might actually stand a chance of making the Champions League. On the negative side the way things are currently going we might actually be playing a few of these teams in the not so distant future.List 1Aston Villa FC (104)Bury (22)Glossop (1)Darwen (2)Northampton Town (1)Carlisle (1)Barnsley (1)Leyton Orient (1)Swindon (1)Oxford United (3)Luton Town (16)Brentford (5)Watford (8 )Bristol City (9)Grimsby Town (12)Oldham Athletic (12)Bradford City (12)Luton Town (16)Blackpool (28)Notts County I ignored certain teams that have appeared in the top flight for example Millwall (2) well... because they're Millwall! And anyway Darwen have appeared in the top flight twice too and D is before M ;-) List 2(the more traditional option - where we currently have no chance of winning the league or Champions League qualification)Aston Villa FCEvertonArsenalWolvesWest BromSpursWest HamLiverpoolMan UnitedMan CityNewcastleSunderlandSheffield UnitedSheffield WednesdayLeedsNottingham Forest PortsmouthStokeDerbyPreston NE (or Bolton, Blackburn, Burnley, Notts County)Did you know????Arsenal were "elected" to the Top Flight in season 1919-20 and remain the only club since the formation of the Football League in 1888-89 who never earnt their place on merit!!