How many teams currently in the Premiership, were also part of the \nPremiership when it was first formed in 1992?
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7 that have been in every premiership season since 1992\nwhich are:\n\nArsenal\nAston Villa\nChelsea \nEverton\nLiverpool\nManchester United\nTottenham Hotspurs
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Celtic have won the Scottish League 40 times.  11 as the SPL and 29 as the old Scottish 1st Division.
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Ashley Ward: \n\nNorwich City - 1995\nBarnsley - 1998\nBlackburn Rovers - 1999\nBradford City - 2001\n\n\nNathan Blake: \n\nSheffield United - 1994\nBolton Wanderers - 1996 & 1998\nBlackburn Rovers - 1999\nWolverhapton Wanderers - 2004
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The premiership is englands top league consisting of the top 20 teams in english football and they play each other home and away producing a 38 game season.\nThen there is the champinship the league below the premier with league one following and then league2 below this there is the conference which major difference from the above leagues is that not all the teams are full time some are part time but this league is not classed in the football league.\nThe fa cup is Englands top cup competition where any team in the land is allowed to enter and have to go through qualifying to get to the first round ,where the remaining teams are then joined by league one and two teams, then in the third round all the championship and premiership teams join in and the remaining 2 teams after all the knockout rounds contest the final.\nThen there is the carling cup which many of the top teams do not take seriously and often use younger players.\n\nThe uefa cup is a europeans knockout tournament when usually the fifth placed team in the premiership and the 2 cup winners will be entered into.\n\nthen there is the champions league where usually the top 4 teams will be entered into or if the defending champs finish out of the top 4 then the top 3 and the previous winners will be entered
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regarding the chelsea idiot who wrote in. andyh2 is asking if any team who has won a european trophy and has never lost a home game at anytime in their history in european competition.that means european games,not premiership which you say chelsea did last 2 years.but when did chelsea win a european trophy,i think never and i know theý have lost european games at home.go eat some celery,maybe the vitamins will help your limited brain capacity!
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Leagues:\nPremiership, Coca-Cola Championship, League One, League Two, Conference, then all the amateur leagues.\n\nCups:\nFA Cup, League Cup, Community Shield, LDV Vans Trophy (or what it used to be called. It's for teams in League One and Two), then again all the amateur cups to be played between teams in Conference and below.
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It really depends on the criteria. England, Spain, and Italy all have had top teams and allow four teams (currently) to qualify for the Champions League. Smaller strong leagues have a lower quote but have still managed to create plenty of upsets, such as the Bundesliga (Germany), Portugal, and Eredevisie (Netherlands).\n\nThere is no top league, as each year, the champions change hands, but Spain definitely holds the single most successful club in European history (Real Madrid), Italy is a close second by having Juventus, AC Milan and Inter Milan. England have Liverpool, Manchester United and Chelsea who can handle Europe, and smaller leagues such as Portugal (FC Porto, Benfica), Netherlands (PSV Eindhoven in recent years - earlier Ajax Amsterdam) have made it to the top honours.\n\nIn terms of TV revenue, the #1 league now is France, as they signed a record deal of over a billion dollars (not sure of the amount) with Canal+. It used to the Premiership, but not anymore.
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Go onto the FA website and go to the grassroots page.It list all the minor teams
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You forgot one more football league\n\nEnglish Premier league and in influx of foreign players who's main contribution to the beautiful game has been the 'art' of diving\n\nA certain German (Mr Klinsmann) started the ball a rolling on his initial term with spurs (tottenham hotspur)
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18 of the 19 clubs confirmed for 2006-2007 have been in the EPL previously (Reading are the only EPL virgins).\n\nLeeds and Watford who are both in the play-off final (and one of which will be the final 20th team) have been in the EPL before so are in this list of previous clubs below. So I make that 39 as your answer and Reading to be the 40th come August.\n\nBarnsley  \nBirmingham City\nBradford City \nCoventry City\nCrystal Palace \nDerby County\nIpswich Town \nLeeds United \nLeicester City \nNorwich City \nNottingham Forest\nOldham Athletic\nQueens Park Rangers\nSheffield Wednesday\nSouthampton \nSunderland\nSwindon Town\nWatford \nWest Bromwich Albion\nWimbledon \nWolverhampton Wanderers
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it'll start 2nd or 3rd week of August with the Charity Shield, and then the Premiership will begin the week after.\n\nFixture list will be produced mid-late July so you have to wait till then to find out.
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Not sure what you mean by "premiership" football but two live TV internet sources for television are Sopcast and TVU.  Google 'em
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I currently live in the United Kingdom, but I am American. I started enjoying football when I saw Brazil will the penalty shootout at the 1994 World Cup. I currently support England because I kind of have to since my wife is British, hehehe. Club wise I support West Bromwich Albion, again because of my wife, and personally I also am rooting for Aston Villa in the EPL. Don't really have a favourite player. I've watched 1994, 1998, 2002, and 2006 World Cups. 1994 was my favourite, followed by 2002.
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Been watching Arsenal since 1972, been to over 400 games, so I've seen a few players. The best? Attitude, commitment and skill have always done it for me so it's Steve Williams, Paul Davis, David Rocastle, Anders Limpar, Ian Wright, Emmanuel Petit, Patrick Vieira, Tony Adams, Steve Bould, Nigel Winterburn, Stewart Robson, Charlie George, Kenny Sansom, Pat Rice, Sammy Nelson, Liam Brady, Lee Dixon, David Seaman, Thierry Henry, Robert Pires, Martin Keown, Peter Storey, Peter Simpson, Michael Thomas, Graham Rix, David O'Leary, Jimmy Rimmer, Willie Young, Alan Ball, George Armstrong, Frank McLintock, Charlie Nicholas, Dennis Bergkamp, Nelson Vivas, Remi Garde, Paul Merson, Brian Marwood, Silvinho, Gilles Grimandi, Alan Smith, Jens Lehmann, Kolo Toure, I could go on forever, so there's some names to discuss!
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I presume you're asking for the 19 different last names of English clubs.\n\nIf so, the question is out of date, because there are now 21 since the formation of MK Dons, and Accrington Stanley's promotion to the league.\n\nThere are lots of teams which share some of the names, so I give below one example of each:-\n\n\nManchester  UNITED\nCoventry  CITY\nIpswich  TOWN\nBolton  WANDERERS\nCrewe  ALEXANDRA\nPlymouth  ARGYLE\nQueens Park  RANGERS\nWest Bromwich  ALBION\nSheffield  WEDNESDAY\nNottingham  FOREST\nDerby  COUNTY\nAston  VILLA\nBlackburn  ROVERS\nWigan  ATHLETIC\nTottenham  HOTSPUR\nPreston  NORTH END \nPort  VALE\nCrystal  PALACE\nLeyton  ORIENT\nMilton Keynes  DONS\nAccrington  STANLEY\n\n.
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the English Premier League has a total of 20 teams, each season teams will play against each other twice, home & away from August to May the following year. a team will earn 3 points for a win, 1 point for a draw & no points if the team lose a match. \n\nthe team with the most points at the end of the season wins the Premiership. however, any team will also win the league even before the Premiership season ends if other teams in the league could not accumulate enough points to overhaul the league leaders. should there be 2 or more teams tied on same number of points at the top of the league, the goal difference & possibly the goals scored by teams concerned will be used to decide the Premiership champions. there will be no play-off match.  \n\nthe top 4 teams in the league qualify for the UEFA Champions' League while the 5th & 6th place team qualify for the UEFA Cup. the bottom three teams will be relegated to the English League Championship, ENGLAND's second division.\n\nthe above system is also widely used in most major European leagues but the allocation of the UEFA Champions' League & UEFA Cup differs from one country to another. bizarrely, in ITALY, when 2 or more teams tied at the top of Serie A at the end of the season, goal difference or goal scored will NOT be used. instead, a play-off match is used to decide the Serie A champions. \n\nSerie A is the Italian First Division while Serie B is the Italian Second Division.
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ROBERT EARNSHAW.\n Prem------ West Brom v Charlton    2005\n Championship---- Cardiff v Gillingham  Sept 2002\n,League 1---- Cardiff v Tranmere  March 2002\n League 2------ Cardiff v Torquay  Dec 2000\n FA Cup--------- Cardiff v Bristol Rovers  Nov 2000\n League Cup--- Cardiff v Boston United Sept 2002\nCountry----- Wales v Scotland Feb 2004