What is the highest league position Watford F.C have been in?
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They finished 2nd in the old English First Divison in season 1982-83, 11 points behind Liverpool.
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Premiership \n\n1) Arsenal \n2) Chelsea \n3) Tottenham\n4) Fulham\n5) Charlton \n6) West Ham Utd \n\nChampionship \n\n7) Crystal Palace\n8) QPR\n9) Watford\n10) Millwall \n\nLeague One \n\n11) Brentford\n\nLeague Two\n\n12) Leyton Orient \n13) Barnet
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The FA Premier League (which, for sponsorship/legal reasons, is often referred to as the Barclays Premiership in the UK and the Barclays English Premier League internationally) is a league competiton for English Football clubs located at the top of the English football league system (above The Football League), making it England's main football competition.
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Got to be Harry Rednapp at Portsmouth surely. He's turned relegation candidates into possible EUFA Cup entrants for next year.
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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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With out a doubt Shay Given. Voted by players as best Keeper. He is the only reason NUFC are still in Premiership.
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Alot is due to Redknapp. Last eyar with a similar squad, their last manager had them in the relegation zone. Redknapp steered them out of there and has them 3rd now. He made good signins like Sol Campbell this offseason and their defence has been pretty steady. \n\nBut it is all due to him i think and his skill as a manager
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Notts County - 1862\nThey play in League 2 (division 3)
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a league is a competition for football clubs in a country/region. Manchester United, Arsenal and Liverpool all belong to the English Premier League. Similarly Real Madrid, Barcelona belong to Spain's La Liga.. Football Clubs compete in a league each year for the Championship.\n\nDavid beckham is no longer in Manchester United. he was sold to Real Madrid three years ago.
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The answer is actually Manchester United, they rose to number 1 this year
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First of all you has to explain, when you say scottish league is the scottish premier league, the current scottish football league or the scottish football league before the separation\n\nIf you mean the SPL the answer is easy is Henrik Larsson he won the PFA Player of the Year in 1998/99 and 2000/2001 the Writers Player of the Year in 1998/99 and 2000/2001 and was the Top Scorer in 1998/99 with 29 in 2000/2001 with 35 in 2001/2002 with 29 in 2002/2003 with 28 and in 2003/2004 with 30 \n\nHe is the all-time SPL goalscorer with 158 goals,1998-2004  \nand the player with most hat tricks in the SPL 12,1998-2004 \n\nIf you mean the scottish football league before the separation the best all-time football player is Jimmy McGrory who scored 397 goals all for Celtic (that is only in the league because he had a total of 470)\n\nAnd in the current scottish football league I have to say Jerome Vareille of Airdrie United
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Liverpool FC.\nGlasgow Rangers FC.
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The Football League was founded in 1888, and until 1992 covered the best teams in England. Since 1992, the top flight has been known as the 'Premiership'.
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Haredest and most brain dead in the premiership used to always be West Ham.\n\nbut the hardest overall is Spurs! Spurs never get beat cos they take the biggest away support in England!
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If you're talking proper top-flight goals, as in the top division and international, it's Jimmy Greaves by a mile. 357 for Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur and West Ham United, that's just League goals, and, 44 for Ingerland at international level. That's not including all club Cup competitions which probably puts his total over 450.
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Well is very hard to tell..will have to see how they perform at the early stages of the league. It will be very hard for them but in the end anything can happen in football. Just look at the likes of west ham and wigan. Both team manage to be in the finals of the league and FA cup during their 1st season in the premiership...
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There are four professional divisions in English football with over 90 teams. Indeed below that there a few more professional teams as well.\n\nLeeds Utd and Reading both play in the English Championship this season, which is the second tier division.\n\nAs the season is nearly over, we know that Reading will be in the Premiership next season having won the Championship, while Leeds are still hoping to secure a promotion place for themselves.