And why is it real madrid?
What is the biggest club to never get promoted/be in the premier league?
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Stick to picking holes in the football rulebook mate.
Preston? Millwall?
Despite being a (semi) Gashead - Bristol City has to be up there. Bristol is one of the biggest cities in England, and for them not to have ever had a team in the PL is shocking really.
Probably Preston NE or Bristol City
Millwall
Plymouth is the largest city to have never had a team in the top division
Was thinking Preston, Millwall or possibly Peterborough
If we are just talking about the PL era, then it’s got to be Bristol.
I can't remember either City or Rovers playing in the old 1st Division, but I stand to be corrected. I know City did the league double over us in the old 2nd Division back in the day. I missed the away game against City but went to the match against Rovers which, if memory serves, ended 1-1.
It's Bristol City.
On another note, my town is the largest settlement in England without a league team.
On another note, my town is the largest settlement in England without a league team.
Bristol City were in Div 1 from 76-80
Thanks for that. I should have remembered. Time to increase the dose of MCT oil I think.
What town is that?
Poole Town.
A football didn't exist before 92 job? 
Preston North End and Notts County. 2 clubs with big histories!
Obviously Real Madrid
MK Dons
I thought that was Wakefield?
Bristol City not having been up since the early 80's is an odd one. Bristol is a pretty big/wealthy city and they have one of the owners of Hargreaves Lansdown own them.
As for historical clubs, Preston and Notts County are shouts. Plymouth are another on size.
As for historical clubs, Preston and Notts County are shouts. Plymouth are another on size.
Wakefield city is 100k while the district is 350k.
Poole is 160k.
To be fair, the largest town is still probably Dudley in the Midlands.
He got his own oil now?
Morecambe
Ha! Took me a minute...He got his own oil now?
Wycombe.