Leeds one of the only teams we can score 5 past. Solskjær loved a game against Leeds as managerWhat clubs do you wish were back in the top-flight?
I'd love Leeds to be back so United could continue humiliating them.
I've love for Deportivo to be back for nostalgic reasons.
Same for Sheffield Wednesday.
I remember the one where Pogba got 4 assists? Something like that. And Bruno scored a screamer.Leeds one of the only teams we can score 5 past. Solskjær loved a game against Leeds as manager
Ye to be fair though they had bielsa as manager so they always tried and played decent football which always played in our favour in a counter attacking team. They left spacesI remember the one where Pogba got 4 assists? Something like that. And Bruno scored a screamer.
That's amazing history. I can't say I know a great deal about them besides Becks going on loan to them (and Alvaro F).Preston North End.
Founder members, first champions, first Invincibles and only Invincibles to win the double, oldest continuously-occupied league ground in the world, their talisman listed by many, including Bill Shankly, as the best player they ever saw - SirTom Finney.
I went to school opposite Deepdale and still supported United.
Preston North End.
Founder members, first champions, first Invincibles and only Invincibles to win the double, oldest continuously-occupied league ground in the world, their talisman listed by many, including Bill Shankly, as the best player they ever saw - SirTom Finney.
I went to school opposite Deepdale and still supported United.
Charlton Athletic. Always thought their ground was unique.
In England - Blackburn, Bolton, Portsmouth, Sheffield Wednesday and Sunderland.
Outside England
Palermo
Catania
Deportivo La Coruna
Real Zaragoza
They give the entire Darwen End to away teams. Used to buzz off a Blackburn away.I don't know why, but Blackburn.
Schalke and Hertha Berlin both languishing in the 2. Bundesliga as well.Good shout thinking outside the box with the non-PL angle.
I miss the days of Deportivo being a top side, vividly remember those games against the likes of United in the CL around 02/03 with that team they had - Makaay, Valeron, Diego Tristan, Jorge Andrade, Luque etc. Great side.
That Wimbledon team was a horrible bunch. Those stories and documentaries that come out of what the 'power group' did to members of the squad was horrendous.Wimbledon.
That Wimbledon team was a horrible bunch. Those stories and documentaries that come out of what the 'power group' did to members of the squad was horrendous.
The horrible things they did to anyone deemed weak, or even tough new additions deemed potential threats (beaten up by John Fashanu).
And all the sly and violent things they did and got away with on the pitch - they'd should have had huge amounts of red cards!
Those stories you hear of the incredibly alpha male environment they created is horrendous - loads of other famous individuals have become hate figures due to allegations of behaviour just as bad as what they did.
Any myth of it being any kind of romantic feel good story should have been ended when people hear just how psychotic and brutal they were both on and off the field - with teammates as much as with opponents.
And I've seen AFC Wimbledon mentioned on here. It should go without saying, but often the facts get ignored in favour of what people like to believe is true instead: AFC Wimbledon were formed and playing competitive league games in 2002, Wimbledon FC were still playing league games until 2004. They are categorically two different clubs. Absolutely no continuation of the old one (apart from 'spiritually"). So on no account can AFC Wimbledon get 'back' into the top flight as they've never been in it - or the championship.
