CleveleysPete
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Now Liverpool have managed to win the Prem which club now considers themselves to be the biggest not to have won it.
( Not including the Wendies obviously)
( Not including the Wendies obviously)
Biggest team never to win prem
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1966_and_all_that
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19th.
CleveleysPete
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18 Premier League titles. I don't think so.
Being further pedantic I'm pretty sure it's their 19th title
I do take your point that football didn't start in 1992 but I was wondering which big clubs still haven't won the Premier League.
Being further pedantic I'm pretty sure it's their 19th title
I do take your point that football didn't start in 1992 but I was wondering which big clubs still haven't won the Premier League.
CleveleysPete
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Better question maybe.
Which club do we think might be the next new winners of the Premier League and how long 'till it happens
Which club do we think might be the next new winners of the Premier League and how long 'till it happens
AllezBlackpool
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Sheffield Wed 
Coinslot
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Correct and only answer.
1966_and_all_that
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Loads, if in strict terminology you mean since1992. Otherwise, I don't think Hull City have won it.
td53
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Spuds or Newcastle.
Totteringham have been there or thereabouts for ages and they make serious money, their new stadium generates loads of income. Newcastle are the new Man City and FFP has conveniently been suspended cos of Covid so they might go mad while they can.
CleveleysPete
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Unfortunately, for all those big clubs I can't see Spurs, Newcastle, Leeds, Villa, Everton, Sunderland, or Sheff Wed winning the Prem any time soon.
It tells you something about football today. I can't see Leicester or Blackburn winning it again either so it looks like the Premier League is a league of five
It tells you something about football today. I can't see Leicester or Blackburn winning it again either so it looks like the Premier League is a league of five
CleveleysPete
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Spurs seem to have missed their chance so yes it could be someone like the barcodes or any other team that gets Man City like investment.
It has never been more about the money than it is now.
It has never been more about the money than it is now.
td53
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Spurs new ground puts them in a new financial bracket. They're one of few teams not to be loss making and their revenue has increased significantly as a result of the new stadium. (well, not atm, but in general)
It's so much about money now that it hurts and only a salary cap could possibly make it decent again.
1966_and_all_that
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Every year for about the past 8 years I've said Spurs might do something. And every year for the past eight years, they don't.
Killingmesoftly
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I can’t see spurs winning it anytime soon, think changing the manager was a backward step for them....I think while Klopp stays it’ll be between Liverpool/city/chelsea and manure....probably stating the obvious but hey ho....
SEASIDE2020
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The question was who is the biggest team not to have won the Premier League not how likely are certain teams to win it soon etc, etc.
Not an exact science I know but surely it would be hard to argue that there is a bigger team than Spurs who have yet to win the Prem ?
Not an exact science I know but surely it would be hard to argue that there is a bigger team than Spurs who have yet to win the Prem ?
tangerine_neil
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Now if the question was team with the biggest tower...
TKL_Seasider
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Maybe Newcastle if the Saudi takeover goes through and proves as lucrative as they hope. Otherwise Spurs ... but maybe not for 5/10/15 years. But then ... who saw Leicester coming?
Dark horse: Wolves
deary
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I dunno although not recently i would suggest Everton are historically a bigger club than spurs and i suppose a case could be made possibly for Leeds and Villa?
Spurs have a fantastic new stadium and have done really well in recent years with top 4 finishes but when did they last win the top flight?
I think they had their big chance when leicester won it.
Spurs have a fantastic new stadium and have done really well in recent years with top 4 finishes but when did they last win the top flight?
I think they had their big chance when leicester won it.
Seasideandy
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Some saying Leicester couldnt do it again. Liverpool aside, they have made a very good effort this season and neck and neck with City at one point. They seem to keep a good nucleus of a squad which builds consistency over time