EPL 2024/2025

[KiwiPie]

And Sunderland wanted to be a founder member of the football league but weren't allowed as they were too far away!

[nonpartizan]

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[African Monkey]

Preston away for us. A big fixture this in the late 19th century.

[KiwiPie]

For anyone who didn't see this incident on Saturday - feel a bit sorry for the keeper here, he's going to get notoriety for only this.

https://x.com/nocontextfm1/status/1895823135339147522

[antipodean]

That's a bit reckless.

[KiwiPie]

It's quiz Monday and as we're getting historical. List the 7 clubs that have at any point held the record for most titles won (either solely or jointly). Preston obviously as they won the first one - but can you name the other 6?

[antipodean]

Sunderland, Liverpool, ManU are three I know off the top of my head.

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[antipodean]

@nonpartizan said in EPL 2024/2025:

And Villa too.

That's right - took over from Sunderland. And haven't won shit since

[KiwiPie]

You've got 6 between you - Preston, Sunderland, Aston Villa, Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester United. One more to get and the most recent club to achieve it although still a long time ago.

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[KiwiPie]

Actually Everton 1969-70. Took them to 7, level with Man U, Liverpool & Arsenal. Yes, there was a 4 way tie until Arsenal won it in 1970-71 and then Liverpool took over in the 1970s

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[KiwiPie]

My favourite football question - old but good

1979: Sunderland
1981: Villa

Who was it in 1980?

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[Cyclops]

I'm pretty sure Beckenbauer did that double.

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