nicko31
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Hudds were massive but these days both Albion and Bristol City are bigger club IMO. Main desire to get in PL is to get Tone some cash back, little else..
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What is the biggest club to have never played in the Premier League?
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Hudds were massive but these days both Albion and Bristol City are bigger club IMO. Main desire to get in PL is to get Tone some cash back, little else..
Bristol City were in division 2 from 1901 through to most of the 1920's, and for a few years in the 1950's before we ever got there for the first time in 1958.
As they were then playing in the second division, I guess they wouldn't have given a sh*t.
Gregory2Smith1
J'les aurai!
Newcastle United now that's a big club last won the league in er,let's see the 1920's 
Gregory2Smith1
J'les aurai!
I think fairly recent history can be considered
Leeds United for example probably just still clinging on to being a "big" club by their finger nails
Huddersfield's ship sailed a long,long time ago
I'd vote for PNE anyway because I once saw Sir Bobby Charlton play for them
Leeds United for example probably just still clinging on to being a "big" club by their finger nails
Huddersfield's ship sailed a long,long time ago
I'd vote for PNE anyway because I once saw Sir Bobby Charlton play for them
Megazone
On his last warning
The most ridiculous football table i've ever seen.
Why are Grimsby and Port Vale rated higher than Spurs?
It did look a bit dodgy to me too - though I admit I didn't look at the Port Vale and Grimsby placings! I have seen another table somewhere, which had us somewhere about 48th or 49th I think, which looked about right. Couldn't find it by googling though. Whichever one you found would still have Bristol City above us, though, due to the amount of time they've spent playing in a higher division than us.
sir albion
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Bristol has two clubs and will be interested to see how many city get at home once the stadium is ready.
They won't compete with us though as only so many clubs in tge whole country can pull in 28k's etc while struggling in the championship.
Historically it's hudders and Preston, but both have shrunk massively In recent years
They won't compete with us though as only so many clubs in tge whole country can pull in 28k's etc while struggling in the championship.
Historically it's hudders and Preston, but both have shrunk massively In recent years
Looking at it again, it seems to be based on points scored, regardless of which division the points were scored in. The one I was looking for was based on league positions over the years.
The Camel
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What is the smallest club to play in the Premier League?
Wimbledon, Oldham, Swindon or soon to be Bournemouth?
Wimbledon, Oldham, Swindon or soon to be Bournemouth?
atfc village
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Burnley ?small town punching above it's weight.
seagullsovergrimsby
#cpfctinpotclub
Whitehawk
Guy Fawkes
The voice of treason
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Certainly not us, we've barely troubled the historians when it comes to our past in the top 2 tiers of English football.
Given time, we may turn into the club some of our fans think we already are, but the ground doesn't make us a massive club, be patient.
Given time, we may turn into the club some of our fans think we already are, but the ground doesn't make us a massive club, be patient.
AlbionPics&SouthCoastTwit
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Crystal Palace--they have never played a true PL match.
JamesAndTheGiantHead
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I love your posts.