a nice shade?

[+ the native hipster]

lamps to everton

[MacAdder]

Re: a nice shade?

'Lampard leading candidate after Everton interviews'

http://www.skysports.com/share/12527647

This was 25 minutes ago so not confirmed as far as I can see.

Would make sense.
Good player, has managerial experience in the Champ and Prem and has many contacts in the game.
I don't mind Everton, probably only because of my dislike of Liverpool mind you, but it would be nice to see them in the Championship.

Without looking it up, I think I'm right in saying that they've never been relegated.

[splott parker]

Re: a nice shade?

'Lampard leading candidate after Everton interviews'

http://www.skysports.com/share/12527647

This was 25 minutes ago so not confirmed as far as I can see.

Would make sense.
Good player, has managerial experience in the Champ and Prem and has many contacts in the game.
I don't mind Everton, probably only because of my dislike of Liverpool mind you, but it would be nice to see them in the Championship.

Without looking it up, I think I'm right in saying that they've never been relegated.

Been down twice, once in the 30s, once in the 50s.

[MacAdder]

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Been down twice, once in the 30s, once in the 50s.

Yeah course, but apart from them :hehe:

[Hilts]

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Arsenal I believe are the only side never to be relegated though Woolwich Arsenal were.

I think they are also the only team never to be promoted via league position.

[Citizen's Nephew]

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Yeah course, but apart from them :hehe:

:hehe:

[Eric the Half a Bee]

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Arsenal I believe are the only side never to be relegated though Woolwich Arsenal were.

I think they are also the only team never to be promoted via league position.

Indeed. Woolwich Arsenal were relegated in 1913. After the war, 3 sides were promoted from that division - Derby as champions, Preston as runners-up and Arsenal, who finished in 5th, yet Barnsley and Wolves finished above them in 1915. That must have been a bitter pill for Spurs, who were relegated in 1915 to the second division.

[+ the native hipster]

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the north upington strollers were never relegated from the top flight, but they did resign when the ban on the wearing of top hats was introduced.

[splott parker]

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Indeed. Woolwich Arsenal were relegated in 1913. After the war, 3 sides were promoted from that division - Derby as champions, Preston as runners-up and Arsenal, who finished in 5th, yet Barnsley and Wolves finished above them in 1915. That must have been a bitter pill for Spurs, who were relegated in 1915 to the second division.

Tottenham were fuming over that and the fact that the Arsenal were a South London outfit that relocated to their territory.

[Eric the Half a Bee]

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Tottenham were fuming over that and the fact that the Arsenal were a South London outfit that relocated to their territory.

This I didn't know. I had only been looking at my league tables spreadsheet for the info.

[RichardM]

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This I didn't know. I had only been looking at my league tables spreadsheet for the info.

The clue was in their original name, Woolwich Arsenal

[Tuerto]

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The clue was in their original name, Woolwich Arsenal

There's quite a few places in the UK named after building societies.

[+ the native hipster]

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There's quite a few places in the UK named after building societies.

the beach at nationwide has been voted beach of the year consistently nearly .2% better than the rest

[splott parker]

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The clue was in their original name, Woolwich Arsenal

Dial Square, I believe was the Arsenal’s original name, Woolwich Arsenal and Royal Arsenal came later.

[RichardM]

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Dial Square, I believe was the Arsenal’s original name, Woolwich Arsenal and Royal Arsenal came later.

You must be even older than me if you remember them.