how many different clubs have one the premiership since it started?
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Season Winner \n2005-06 Chelsea \n2004-05 Chelsea \n2003-04 Arsenal \n2002-03 Manchester United \n2001-02 Arsenal \n2000-01 Manchester United \n1999-00 Manchester United \n1998-99 Manchester United \n1997-98 Arsenal \n1996-97 Manchester United \n1995-96 Manchester United \n1994-95 Blackburn Rovers \n1993-94 Manchester United \n1992-93 Manchester United
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Here's a list of ex Man Utd players(their playing careers in brackets)who have managed teams in the premiership.\n\nCurrent premiership managers-\n\nMark Hughes(1988-1995) at Blackburn Rovers\nSteve Coppell(1975-1982) at Reading\n\nPast premiership managers-\n\nSteve Bruce(1987-1996) at Birmingham\nGordon Strachen(1984-1989) at Coventry and Southampton\nBryan Robson(1981-1994) at W.B.A. and Middlesbrough\nBrian Kidd(1963-1974) at Blackburn\nGeorge Graham(1972-1974) at Arsenal,Leeds and Tottenham\nRay Wilkins(1979-1984) at Fulham\n\nCan also have-\nStewart Houston-caretaker manager at Arsenal (August 1996–September 1996)
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Prem - Chelsea, Man Utd,lpool\nChamp -  Leeds, Leicester, west brom\nDiv 1 -  Notts Forest, Carlisle, grimbsy\nDiv 2 -  Wycombe,hartlepool,darlington
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Gillingham.  \nCharlton Athletic.  Are they classed as Kent or south London?\nMaidstone United played in the 4th division when there was no premiership, just divisions 1, 2, 3 and 4.  \nCan't think of any more, Kent doesn't really have any good footy teams :(
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OK:\nLIverpool = Reds: Man U = Red Devils: Bolton = Trotters: Newcastle = The Magpies or Toon: Sheffield United = Blades:  Huddersfield Town = The Terriers:  Arsenal = The Gunners: Orient - The O's:  Brentford = The Bees:  Clyde: the Bully Wee:  Celtic = The Hoops:  Rangers - Gers: Barnsley = the Tykes:  Sheffield Wednesday= The Owls: Oldham = The Latics (also Wigan):  Darlington=  The Quakers:  Northampton =  The Cobblers: Everton = The Toffees:  Luton = The Hatters (also Stockport County):  Crystal Palace = The Eagles:  Watford = Hornets:  Aberdeen = Dons:  Hearts = Jam Tarts:  Southampton = The Saints (also St Mirren and St Johnstone):  Aston Villa= the Villeins: Charlton= The Addicks:  Leicester = The Foxes:  Fulham = The Cottagers: Portsmouth = Pompey: Peterborough = the Posh:  Ayr Utd = The Honest Men:  Cowdenbeath =  The Blue Brazil:  Man City = The Citizens:  Tottenham = Spurs:  Wolverhampton = Wolves:  Arbroath =  Red Lichties:  Montrose = Gable Endies:  Leeds = Peacocks: Ipswich = The Tractor Boys:  Norwich = The Canaries:  West Brom = The Baggies:  Walsall = The Saddlers:  Birmingham:  the Blues (also Chelsea):  Bristol Rovers = the Pirates:  Crewe = The Railwaymen:  Chesterfield = The Spireites:  Hull = Tigers:  Wycombe:  Chairboys
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Hmmm, Man Utd were once beaten by Sunderland 2-1 and then Southamptom 6-3 ( i think so) some premiership seasons ago, 1997/1998 season i think.\n\nHow about that?
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I agree Fudgie .... we both deserve the plaudits .... whats all that guff coming from the english corner ?....... we only have a population of 5M....... and even though we can only produce 2 teams ( for the mo, c'mon the Jambo's) to qualify for european football, its still a brill achievement ...... anyway, the english leagues are all hyped up by the english media ..... the premiership only has 2 or 3 decent teams in it ...... both the Tic and the Gers would run amock down south ... they wouldnt know what hit them ???????
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There is no way anyone can count them all. Every country has multiple professional leagues with many teams. Then you have 200 something countries all over the world. I would guess an average of 2 professional leagues per country with an average of 15 teams with around 150 countries with leagues gives you... 4500 professional clubs?
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English Premiere League(EPL) in England\nSpanish Primera Liga in Spain\nUEFA champions league in Europe\nWorld Cup
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Don't think one has. Manchester United came nearest with nine on the trot.\n\nSat 4/2 17:15 Fulham FAPL H 4-2 \nSat 11/2 17:15 Portsmouth FAPL A 3-1 \n            \nMarch 2006           \nMon 6/3 20:00 Wigan Athletic FAPL A 2-1 \nSun 12/3 13:30 Newcastle United FAPL H 2-0 \nSat 18/3 15:00 West Bromwich Albion FAPL A 2-1 \nSun 26/3 16:00 Birmingham City FAPL H 3-0 \nWed 29/3 20:00 West Ham FAPL H 1-0 \n \nApril 2006           \nSat 1/4 15:00 Bolton Wanderers FAPL A 2-1 \nSun 9/4 16:00 Arsenal FAPL H 2-0 \nFri 14/4 19:45 Sunderland FAPL H 0-0
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Man Utd\nBlackburn\nLiverpool\nArsenal\nAston VIlla\nNewcastle\nLeeds Utd\nTottenham\nWimbledon\nSheff Wed\nChelsea\nEverton\nCoventry City\nSouthampton\nQPR\nNotts Forest\nWest Ham\nMan City\nNorwich\nMiddlesbrough\nIpswich\nSheff Utd\nCrystal Palace\nOldham\nLeicester City\nDerby County\nSunderland\nSwindon\nBolton\nBarnsley
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The English Premiership runs from August up to May of the following year. There are 20 teams hence 380 games. There are no play offs since the team with the highest points are the winners.
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The Premier League was launched in the 1992-1993 season and Manchester United were the winners in May of 1993.\n\nIt was created in 1992, when the First Division football clubs broke away from the Football League after securing a greatly improved TV rights deal with the then fledgling satellite television company BSkyB. The first season's 22 clubs were reduced to 20 clubs for the 1995-96 season. The new name was simply a commercial restructuring and a rebranding exercise as there was no innovation in competitive terms; an identical first tier league had existed the previous season.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FA_Premier_League
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In a Premiership game it was Teddy Sheringham for Nottigham Forest versus Liverpool in August 1992. However Sky showed live Italian and Scottish matches in pre Premiership days so someone else is the answer.
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None actually, more players moved later on to the premiership, the first player was a scottish player, dont recall his name.
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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.
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In 2006, there will be 32 teams vying for the title. But it wasn't always like this. Here's how it evolved :\n\n1930 : 13 teams\n1934 : 16 teams\n1938 : 21 teams\n1950 : 13 teams\n1954 to 1978 : 16 teams\n1982 to 1994 : 24 teams\n1998 to present : 32 teams