Really gets the ol' noggin joggin'
Really gets the ol' noggin joggin'
Jayden Carter
Justin Gutierrez
>yfw aston villa are a bigger club than lelsea
Kayden Thompson
>PL Titles
>0
What did Liverpool mean by this?
Tyler Gomez
wheres manchester city
Austin Reyes
CHAMPIONESSSS OLE OLE OLE OLE OLE OLE OLE OLE OLE OLE OLE OLE OLE OLE OLE OLE OLE OLE OLE OLE OLE OLE OLE OLE OLE OLE OLE
Luke Torres
>only count records post-1992
>but for leagues let's count ancient leagues won in the 19th century
Matthew Torres
I'm sure next year will be "their year"
Luke Ward
>18-0
Dylan Cook
>if liverpool win the prem it will be 18-1
ha!
Zachary Flores
>3 teams win all the leagues
>once every decade a Blackburn or Leicester or City happens
I thought this league was supposed to be competitive?
Dominic King
nevermind i'm stupid it would be 19-1
Thomas Morgan
>muh history
we're making history, criminal
Lincoln Young
good effort
Jonathan Taylor
difference between league and pl?
Dominic Fisher
>it's the most competetive league because the little teams never lie down against the big boys
>Gonde wins title by raping all the little teams
Rumination time
Cooper Roberts
Why is the name change considered a turning point anyway? The format is the same
Oliver Reyes
The clubs broke off and started a new league in 92. I think because of tv rights
Evan Bennett
>sunderland is a bigger club than city
Isaiah Cooper
It was the start of the true professional era. TV deals with massive money. Sure the players in the 80s made ok money but not retirement money. And now clubs could buy in foreign players and hire fulltime staff and build fancy training grounds.
Noah Wood
But between 92 and the mid 2000s it was still relatively poor, the only team with big money was ManU
Xavier Brown
sky marketing
Andrew Martinez
>Footballers before 92 weren't proffesionals
Really Joggins the Noggins
Wyatt Watson
marketing + people who started watching football in 2005 and are too lazy to learn history
Jason Rodriguez
blatantly not what I said
>Figures cited in the official history of the PFA show that only eight players in England earned basic salaries of £50,000 per year in 1980-81, but this rose to 41 players by 1984-85 and steadily thereafter.
Most players from the 80s worked normal jobs when they retired.
Not really. They were vastly richer than ever before. Blackburn, Newcastle, Leeds, Arsenal, Liverpool all spent big money