George Hannah
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Which FL club has the smallest ground?
Which FL club has the smallest ground?
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AFC Wombles, though it's a ground they share with non-league Kingstonian. It was Kingstonian's originally but I think AFCW took over the lease a few years ago. Capacity is 4,850 according to the Football Ground Guide which I though was below the minimum for a league club.George Hannah said:next
Which FL club has the smallest ground?
George Hannah
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That's correct. My answer was out of date - ie the club that was smallest before AFC Wimbledon were promoted in 2011 - please feel free to have a guess ;-)East Level 2 said:AFC Wombles, though it's a ground they share with non-league Kingstonian. It was Kingstonian's originally but I think AFCW took over the lease a few years ago. Capacity is 4,850 according to the Football Ground Guide which I though was below the minimum for a league club.George Hannah said:next
Which FL club has the smallest ground?
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How many clubs have won the league in a foreign country?
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How many clubs have won the league in a foreign country?
I don't know how many, but I'd hazard a guess that Monaco (under Wenger possibly) would be included, as it's a principality with its own monarchy and thus they play in a foreign league.
George Hannah
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Monaco is correct - 7 times French League winners, a couple more to go.Bilston Blue said:How many clubs have won the league in a foreign country?
I don't know how many, but I'd hazard a guess that Monaco (under Wenger possibly) would be included, as it's a principality with its own monarchy and thus they play in a foreign league.
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Not sure if teams throughout the old Soviet Union would be classed as competing in a foreign league, e.g. the Dynamo teams from Kiev or Minsk. I know Kiev won titles but were they technically playing in the league of a different country (Russia) or was the league known as the Soviet league or something similarly all-encompassing?
xgorton
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Berwick rangers play in England and have won the Scottish league div 2.
Have Wrexham, Cardiff or Swansea ever won the English league?George Hannah said:That's correct. My answer was out of date - ie the club that was smallest before AFC Wimbledon were promoted in 2011 - please feel free to have a guess ;-)East Level 2 said:AFC Wombles, though it's a ground they share with non-league Kingstonian. It was Kingstonian's originally but I think AFCW took over the lease a few years ago. Capacity is 4,850 according to the Football Ground Guide which I though was below the minimum for a league club.George Hannah said:next
Which FL club has the smallest ground?
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How many clubs have won the league in a foreign country?
lancs blue
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George Hannah said:That's correct. My answer was out of date - ie the club that was smallest before AFC Wimbledon were promoted in 2011 - please feel free to have a guess ;-)East Level 2 said:AFC Wombles, though it's a ground they share with non-league Kingstonian. It was Kingstonian's originally but I think AFCW took over the lease a few years ago. Capacity is 4,850 according to the Football Ground Guide which I though was below the minimum for a league club.George Hannah said:next
Which FL club has the smallest ground?
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How many clubs have won the league in a foreign country?
Didn't Rapid Vienna win the German title in Hitler's time?
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Have any of the teams in Northern Ireland won the League of Ireland? I think Derry City might play in the republic's league.