No, Woolwich won it on the last day, but they were top of the table for most of the season. It was losing at home to Derby and drawing at home to Wimbledon in the 2nd and 3rd last games that put them in the position of needing to win 2-0 at Anfield.
Not Derby either. Leeds were top most of that season, but Derby had been top prior to final day.
Portsmouth 1950?
Its later than that.
First and I believe possibly still the only man to win the League Cup in England and Éire.
Total stab in the dark here.
Manchester City 1968?
Correct.
Only side to have won the FA Cup and gained promotion in the same season.
Total stab in the dark here.
Manchester City 1968?
Man City didn’t win the FA Cup in 1968. They won the league alright as Man U yet again shit their togs on the run in and lost at Old Trafford on the last day of the season to Sunderland when they only needed a draw to win the title.
Sorry, that was in response to the question about which was the last team to win the league who only were top on the final day.
No, its not Manchester City in 1968. They did come with a late surge winning their last 4 games to capitalise on a late Man U collapse and win it on the last day, but City had been top for most of January and February, before a mini slump saw them lost ground in March. Apart from Man U losing at home to Sunderland last day of the season, they conceded 6 to West Brom at the Hawthorns in the third last game of the season.
The year Liverpool finished ahead of Ipswich early 80s
Eidur Gudjonson?
He was hawked around a few clubs on loan, he even played with Spurs and would have won a league at Chelsea.
Alexander Hleb.
Correct.
It did the rounds in work yesterday, I wouldn’t have got it in a million years.
At which venue did Paolo Di Canio play his last game for Celtic?
Breffni Park surely…
Name the 9 players that have played with both Ronaldo and Messi?
