Premier League: The worst Premier League teams of all-time

REPOST – Very interesting thoughts here on the worst teams ever. Derby County and Aston Villa in particular spring to mind. Any fan should give this a read andtake a trip down memory lane.

Your first Thought when it comes to Sport

Last night Chelsea all but secured the Premier League title after comprehensively thrashing Middlesbrough 3-0. The result at Stamford Bridge also confirmed Boro’s inevitable relegation back to the Championship after just one season in the top flight. Steve Agnew’s side go down with Sunderland who were gone a long while ago and lets be frank, neutrals won’t be missing the league’s two lowest scorers.

But, are the current Sunderland and Middlesbrough sides two of the worst we’ve ever seen in the Premier League? Us here at Sport Thought reckon these lot could give them a run for their money.

Derby County 2007/08 season

The absolute worst by a country mile. Derby County finished the 2007/08 Premier League season with a measly 11 points. The Rams won one game all season and propped up the table from October. It was a season of unwanted record breaking for Billy Davies’ and then…

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WATCH: 100 Champions League Goals by Cristiano Ronaldo

After his taking his tall of Champions League goals to 104 last night, I think it is appropriate to share this video that shows his route to reaching 100 goals.

The video contains some great goals, including the memorable goal he scored against Porto.

Enjoy the video

Infographic: Some Ronaldo Stats

After Ronaldo’s 3 goals last night against Madrid rivals Atletico, I thought it was fitting to highlight some stats in the Champions League.

Interesting to see the number of goals that have been scored in the Knockout Stage vs the Group Stage. One of the greatest players of all time, Ronaldo needs no introduction, and he looks as sharp as ever.

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Manchester United: Can Mourinho’s men make it to Stockholm?

Repost – Excellent article here ahead of Manchester United’s Europa League tie with Celta Vigo. Really good analysis of the Spanish side

Footballing Fandom - The Views of the Supporters

In his first season at the helm at Old Trafford Jose Mourinho has quickly become a fan favourite.

Not because of their performances in the Premier League – although they haven’t been too shabby- but due to their continued impressive results in the Europa League. The Red Devils have made it into the semi-finals of the prestigious competition and have been drawn against Spanish outfit Celta Vigo.

Eduardo Berizzo’s side haven’t been the shining stars in the league this season – currently sitting in 11th – but have surprised everyone in Europe with some impressive victories. Some may say that their route to the final four has been a fairly simple one, but they’ll show their true potential if they manage to overcome one of the biggest sides in England.

Celta celebrate their victory over Belgian side K.R.C Genk. It’s hardly a surprise at how well Celta have done this…

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