Foxes1 Posted 26 March 2015 Share Posted 26 March 2015 Blackburn have won 6 FA cups and the Premier League, hardly that surprising seeing as we've won fck all in comparison Yeah 6 F A Cups 5 in the 1800's. Still at least we have Richard III who have they got Jack Straw Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nalis Posted 26 March 2015 Share Posted 26 March 2015 In a nutshell Leeds should be higher, West Brom, Bolton and Stoke should be unquestionably lower. At the top, maybe Newcastle ahead of Villa in the same band as Spurs/Everton. Swap Liverpool and Arsenal. The rest is much of a muchness. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mayofox Posted 26 March 2015 Share Posted 26 March 2015 21st? That sums us up. Effectively top of the second tier. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Julian Joachim Jr Shabadoo Posted 26 March 2015 Share Posted 26 March 2015 Blackburn have won 6 FA cups and the Premier League, hardly that surprising seeing as we've won fck all in comparison Was going to point this out. As shit as they are at this particular moment in time, they have had successes in the past and were very strong in the PL's infancy Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Webbo Posted 26 March 2015 Share Posted 26 March 2015 HERE'S HOW WE WORKED IT OUT Crowds We ranked all clubs on the size of their average gates during this season to reflect contemporary pull. Then we ranked each club by the size of their biggest historic gates. Their overall crowd rank is an aggregate of current pull and also potential based on past highs. Global fanbase We added up the total number of fans and followers for each club on Facebook and Twitter — by far the most popular global social media platforms. Every club has official accounts. Trophies We counted ‘major’ trophies won by each club, giving points for each; 10pts for each European Cup/Champions League win, 8pts for each top-division English title, 5pts for each FA Cup or other European trophy win, and 3pts for each League Cup win. No ‘one-off’ trophies such as the Charity Shield are considered because they are not the product of multi-match competitions. And being a losing finalist does not count for points either — here at Sportsmail, winning is everything, second is nowhere. Average league finish The average league finish position for each of the clubs since 1888-89. Player quality We counted the number of players from each club who have played for England, all-time, ranking the clubs by total. This reflects historic ‘bigness’. We then ranked the clubs by the number of players provided to the 2014 World Cup — a measure of modern ‘bigness’. The overall ranking is an aggregate of these two. Income We ranked the clubs by their income for the most recent season available. The biggest clubs have generally had the most money and been able to buy and pay the best players. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-3011776/Are-Manchester-United-Liverpool-Arsenal-Chelsea-biggest-club-Sportsmail-s-study-finally-settles-football-s-great-debate.html#ixzz3VVoSc200 Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The Doctor Posted 26 March 2015 Share Posted 26 March 2015 Only played for England what a joke of a criteria. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MrsJohnMurphy Posted 26 March 2015 Share Posted 26 March 2015 How do Bury rank higher than us for Trophies? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The Doctor Posted 26 March 2015 Share Posted 26 March 2015 How do Bury rank higher than us for Trophies? two fa cups 110 years ago. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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