Your right there, I’m an Ipswich fan - still waiting for our time to come back

Then,mate get behind, the line mate! Because. POMPEY,F.C.ARE FIRST!!! Yeah!!!

@@jorgelodwick4429 Nahhh Ipswich always been better than Pompey tbh

@@jorgelodwick4429 Richer history etc

@@hackett152332 It SOUNDS LIKE..sour ,grapes, We will see ..next Season, and may both Team's GET Promoted! YEAH!

that's pretty cool. should do a consecutively one as well

Very nice

@@kingofmonra Can't do videos of it, but the longest consecutive stretches in history are: Arsenal 96 Everton 67 Liverpool 59 Sunderland 58 Manchester United 46 Spurs 43 With quite a distance to any others.

@@WashingtonSAFC Arsenal getting real close to 100 years.

@@kingofmonra the Better go down then 😂

championshop now

Northampton did something similar when we wnt from the 4th division to the 1sr division and back in about 10 seasons haha

Hey, at least it’s cool to watch all those relegations without ever actually finishing bottom

1989-90 imagine finishing 2nd UTG

@@w3bbyy still on about that are we? If super Bob Taylor hadn't of got injured and missed end of season we would of pissed it. Anyway, mind the gap.......23 years and counting. UTC

My team Wolves FC did similar from 81-82 to 85-86 from 1st to 4th div

Thank you very much. I appreciate your comment

@@Meddows me gustaría que hicieras más videos como este pero de la liga MX, la liga, la serie a ,Bundesliga,el brasileirao o la liga argentina cualquiera estaría bien

K.r.o

Kro

@@Meddows do this but serie a

Follow the boro

Do you remember the dinosaurs too ? 🤣

@@fluvirus no just early mammals

Muchísimas gracias!

@@Meddows Excelente.. Talvez se puede hacer de la 5ta y 6ta division de Inglaterra... Sería muy bueno tambien..!!!

@@rolandocesarq si podria ser, de momento busqué hacer solo de efl, en el futuro podría hacer de la non-league

@@Meddows Si, Excelente. Gracias

Footy is nuts. That’s crazy to start that strong and not be promoted!

Thanks, collecting the data was the hardest part

Más temporadas en Primera no implica menos descensos, el que menos descendió fue el Arsenal, 1 sola vez (1912-13). El Everton descendió 2 veces, en 1929/30 y 1950/51. 😉

@@josemarcosr8746 astonishing

Everton were one of the biggest clubs in England before Premier League era. In 1987 only Liverpool had won more league titles

its simple mate, the lowest points go down and the highest points go up and in the lower leagues will be in the play-offs so three up and three down simple as that. i have been watching football for at least 2008 when Man U won the champions league final with Chelsea. its not that hard to work out.

@@shortsBarchartsGamingeStatsman It’s not that simple. The First Division was created in 1888 and the Second Division 1892. At first there was no direct promotion-relegation between the two leagues but a series of round robin matches between the bottom teams of the First Division and the top teams of the Second Division. The two teams with the most points would be elected or retain their position in the First Division, depending on their points total after four games. In 1898, Burnley and Stoke City entered the last play-off match both needing a draw for promotion (or in Stoke’s case, to retain their First Division place). A 0-0 draw ensued, reportedly ‘the match played without a single shot at goal from either side’ and the league immediately withdrew the test-match system in favour of automatic promotion and relegation. Automatic Promotion and Relegation then continued as two up, two down for many years between the top three divisions. Division Three and Four always had four teams relegated/promoted between them. Promotion/Relegation between the top three divisions was increased to three teams in 1973-74. The play-off system wasn’t introduced until the 1986-87 season but that was similar to the Scottish model in that one of the teams at the bottom (19th) of the First Division would be included with three from the top of the Second. (Teams finishing 3,4, and 5) In 1989 they adopted the current system.

@@andymerrett yea kind off a expert i can predicted where a team might finish and about 80 percent of the time i do get it right really, the points that is diffiercalt to do but i have predicted the sheff. Wednesday will finish in the play-offs and they did but not qualified for the championship and i also predilected that too from the end of 2020-21 season when they went down. i also predicted that Stockport a few years ago to be the football league and here we are back in since 2010-2022 outside of the football league. 11% really i never knew that ha cool if you want me to produce a video on my predictions that is fine with my voice on it from premier league to the isthmian league and then thru out the season i could come back to find out i am right or not.

Yeah it's changed a bit, like when the Boro relegated Chelsea in the play off final (Chelsea were forth bottom in the old division 1).

@@KebabMusicLtd i was making a joke, i know its not that simple an i do know how the rules work i am not dumb so please do not speak to me like that please, its part of my freaking humour and i get slated for one comment wow, people over worked up by a joke good god, i may sound stupid i am NOT really so dont treat me like one. and you will here me making jokes on my videos all of the time when i my f1 videos. PS: i am not having ago at you personally, i do not care much about the league from 1889-2008 really because from 1889-1994 i was not even born and in 1994-2008 i hated football and then in 2010-now ever since world cup when Spain won it, was my first ever world cup and first time watching the league. there a little back round of me hating football to liking football. but again thank you for the info though. and sorry i am seem sharp with you i do apologize on it. ps 2: the channel for my f1 gaming is: all Irish motorsports: f1 gaming if your interested in that sport.

Thanks for watching

Bastante original la idea.

😂

@@avaz3837 im a spurs fan and i respect wigan's fan so dont chat

@Avaz u lit support bolton lmaoo like where tf are u 😂

Most the time capitalism was prob reason that happend new rich owners boosting a team that was down on thier luck that cant happen now cause you have to mega rich now like 1% club rich.

Not quite! ....but I bet you they'll be in the Premier League by 2030. It's so going to happen. They will use Luton as their inspiration and motivation.

Goalkeeper Han Segers was paid to lose a game for Wimbledon that kept Everton (Everton "won" 3-2) in the PL in 1994, so not so "espectacular"

@@handsolo1209 things that never happened 👆🏻

@@Graeme726 You lying piece of shit. You know full well that it did happen.

This Solo guy spends all his time commenting about Hans Segas what a whopper 😅

@@handsolo1209 Well he left it pretty late, I'd have paid him only half

....though Arsenal have been in the top flight on a continuous unbroken run that stretches all the way back to 1919!! ....no other English club comes close in terms of an unbroken run in the top flight. Everton are next - been in the top flight since 1954. Have a look at this video again and you won't see Arsenal out of the top flight after 1919.

Yes, and robbed of two Euro cups by 2 bribed referees, and robbed of the double in 1972 by a refereeing mistake (which he admitted to).

@@lordprotector3367 Which makes up for the cheat of a ref, who was bribed by Revie (it was in Johnny Giles' book) who gave an inexplicable penalty and sending off against Sunderland in the second replay at Boothferry Park against Sunderland. (Where, incidentally, Sunderland supporters outnumbered Leeds by 2:1 despite Hull being almost 4 times as far from Sunderland than Leeds is). Every team gets what it deserves. Revie was cheating Scum.

@@WashingtonSAFC Revie was a genius, and Sunderland are shite.

No

@@RichardDomingues28 si

Thank you, I'd like to remake this with all the corrections you you've made

We never. NEVER, GIVE up! P.U.P!!

We are the only one and blue army!

Eso depende mucho la cultura futbolística de los países, pues para algunos incluso mi opinión es una marca importante descender de categoría y más si nunca le a pasado a un club. Lo que es Premier League y Bundesliga si hablamos de ligas importantes, todos han descendido, mientras que en España, Italia, Argentina o Brasil aún hay equipos que han conservado su categoría y por eso sería una marca importante descender.

Los más mencionados de ambos son los últimos que tuvieron, en el último del Liverpool le tomo 8 años para regresar a primera, mientras que en el último del United, el que lo descendió fue su rival de patio (y con un gol de una leyenda de los Red Devils).

@@tomasjurogutierrez2294 El gran Denis Law

También depende del prestigio de las ligas inferiores, quiero decir, algo que han hecho muy bien en Inglaterra es valorar las ligas secundarias, y si bien, descender es malo y una mancha como mencionan, también es cierto que el Championship tiene un prestigio importante, siendo, junto con la 2.Bundesliga, las únicas segundas divisiones consideras dentro del Top 10 mundial de ligas, entonces, un descenso de la Premier al Championship no "pega" tanto como un descenso en Argentina, Brasil, Francia o quién me digas. En Inglaterra hasta la League Two tiene su importancia, sólo hay que ver, ¿qué otra Cuarta División es relativamente conocida a nivel mundial? También ayuda bastante que haya muchos equipos importantes o famosos en ellas, digo, por ejemplo, el Championship tenía, hasta éste año, a un equipo que tiene más Champions que el PSG, Tottenham, Arsenal, Feyenoord, Atlético de Madrid, Manchester City, Borussia Dortmund, etc. que es el Nottingham Forest, y así, aunque el Forest haya perdido prestigio (mas no grandeza), irónicamente, su presencia en la segunda división de Inglaterra, le daba éste mismo prestigio a la categoría.

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