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TIMS FOOTBALL FACTS<br />
1. The longest football club name in the world is:<br />
Nooit opgeven altijd doorgan, Aangenaam door vermaak en nuttig door ontspanning,<br />
Combinatie Breda. More commonly known as Dutch Eerste Divisie side NAC Breda.<br />
The full name of NAC Breda translates to: Never give up always keep going pleasant<br />
through entertainment and useful through relaxation combination Breda.<br />
2. Norwich finished third in the <strong>19</strong>92/<strong>19</strong>93 Premier League season, but had a goal difference<br />
of -4 after 42 games.<br />
3. Barcelona won just 1 La Liga title between <strong>19</strong>60 and <strong>19</strong>85.<br />
4. Scotland have two cities (Glasgow and Dundee) that have two teams that have managed<br />
to reach at least one European Cup / Champions League semi-final – more than any other<br />
European country.<br />
5. Robbie Keane is the highest scoring international footballer in the world that is still<br />
playing. With 67 goals in 143 appearances for Republic of Ireland.<br />
6. While she was managing director at Birmingham City, Karren Brady sold her husband<br />
Paul Peschisolido to Stoke for £400k in <strong>19</strong>94. They got married a year later.<br />
7. The highest ever attendance at Old Trafford is 76,962. For an FA Cup semi-final. Between<br />
Wolves and Grimsby Town in March <strong>19</strong>39.<br />
8. Manchester United’s highest home attendance is 83,260 for a match at Maine Road, in<br />
January <strong>19</strong>48, against Arsenal. Whilst Old Trafford was being rebuilt.<br />
9. Birmingham City were the first English club to play in Europe (<strong>19</strong>55–58 Inter-Cities Fairs<br />
Cup on 15 May <strong>19</strong>56). And the first to reach a European final (the <strong>19</strong>60 Fairs Cup final).<br />
10. SPFL side St. Johnstone are the only professional team in Britain with a “J” in their name.