Match Of The Past: Birmingham City
We continue our series of historical videos of the clubs of the Football League Championship this morning with Birmingham City, and six matches from the years between 1975 and 2007....
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Match Of The Past: Barnsley FC
Following on from our series of archive video of the twenty clubs of the Premier League, we are continuing on over the course of the next nine months with the...
100 Owners: Number 86 – Douglas Craig (York City)
In May, York City beat Luton Town by two goals to one in the Blue Square Bet Premier play-off final at Wembley Stadium, ending an eight year long stay in...
Match Of The Past: Aston Villa
And so we reach the end of the current run of Match Of The Past, our summer series covering some of the great matches in the history of the clubs...
Match Of The Past: West Ham United
We are nearly at the end of our summer long series of videos featuring matches involving the clubs of this seasons Premier League, and the latest in this series features...
100 Owners: Number 87 – Louis Edwards (Manchester United)
It has, in recent years, become standard for some Manchester United supporters to sing songs regarding the death of Malcolm Glazer. The owner of the club inspires such extreme emotions...
Match Of The Past: Fulham FC
At their picturesque home on the banks of the River Thames Fulham have long been a favourite of the television broadcasters, and today we have six matches from their archive,...
100 Owners: Number 88 – Tony Lazarou (Enfield FC )
In November of last year, a non-league football club made its first appearance at its new home ground. This in itself is nothing truly remarkable. After all, football clubs relocating...
Match Of The Past: Wigan Athletic
Having been elected into the Football League in 1978 and spending the next quarter of a century in the bottom two divisions, finding inclusions for Wigan Athletics turn on our...
Match Of The Past: Queens Park Rangers
We have another six matches from the past this morning, today featuring a club which survived relegation by virtue of results elsewhere.: Queens Park Rangers. QPR have always been a...
100 Owners: Number 89 – Terry Smith (Chester City)
There are several clubs which will turn up more than once on this list, and one of those is Chester City FC. The story of this particular clubs last twenty...
Match Of The Past: Swansea City
Our summer historical tour of twenty clubs of the Premier League turns to Swansea City. Thirty-one years ago, Swansea were preparing for a season in the First Division, and the...
Match Of The Past: West Bromwich Albion
This evening, we have another from our series covering the video histories of the clubs of the next seasons Premier League season and tonights featured club is West Bromwich Albion,...
Match Of The Past: Sunderland
We continue our series of historical videos of the clubs of the Premier League this evening with Sunderland, kicking off with a trip to Old Trafford to play Manchester United....
Match Of The Past: Stoke City
The next in our series of Match Of The Past – which will have covered all twenty Premier League clubs soon and will be moving onto the Football League thereafter...
Match Of The Past: Manchester City
Premier League champions Manchester City haven’t, as we all know, always had things as good as they do now. The history of the club is, however, dotted with some great...
100 Owners: Number 91 – Michael Knighton (Carlisle United)
At opposite ends of the Football League, he was involved in events which bookended the 1990s, and his failure to take control of one of the biggest football clubs in...
Match Of The Past: Liverpool FC
We continue our summer series of historical video compilations this afternoon with another of the giants of English football, Liverpool FC. Liverpool started the 1962/63 back in the First Division...
Match Of The Past: Reading FC
Reading FC will start their second spell in the Premier League next season having emerged from the pack in the Championship to lift the title by a single, solitary point....
100 Owners: Number 92 – Doug Ellis (Aston Villa)
If you ask the question of why the best-supported club in Englands second biggest city have managed just one English championship in the last one hundred and two years, there...