Barclays Premier League

They've done it twice: in 1971 with a 1-0 win, and in 2002 with a 2-2 draw.

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Actually whoever wrote the above is wrong, the 2 - 2 draw with Tottenham was in 2004, therefore, we won the league at White Hart Lane in 1971 and 2004.

Aston villa -

first division/premier league titles - 7

second division titles - 2

third division titles -1

fa cups - 7

league cups - 5

charity shield - 1 (shared)

European cup (now champions league) - 1

uefa super cup - 1

European cup winners cup - 0

inertoto cup - 1

arsenal -

first division/premier league titles - 13

second division titles - 0

third division titles - 0

fa cups - 10

league cups - 2

charity shield - 12

European cup (now champions league) - 0

uefa super cup - 0

European cup winners cup - 1

inertoto cup - 0

Currently 17 players have scored 4 or more goals in the English Premier League; Efan Ekoku (Nigeria, Norwich) vs Everton 25/9/1993, Andy Cole (England, Manchester United) vs Ipswich 4/3/1995 and vs Newcastle United 30/8/1999 , Robbie Fowler (England, Liverpool) vs Bolton 23/9/1995 and vs Middlesbrough 14/12/1996, Gianluca Vialli (Italy, Chelsea) vs Barnsley 24/8/1997, Jurgen Klinsmann (Germany, Tottenham Hotspur) vs Wimbeldon 2/5/1998, Michael Owen (England, Liverpool) vs Nottingham Forest 24/10/1998 and vs West Bromwich Albion 26/4/2003, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer (Norway, Manchester United) vs Nottingham Forest 6/2/1999 and vs Everton 4/12/1999, , Alan Shearer (England, Newcastle United) vs Sheffield Wednesday 19/9/1999, Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink (Netherlands, Chelsea) vs Coventry 21/10/2000, Mark Viduka (Australia, Leeds United) vs Liverpool 4/11/2000, Thierry Henry (France, Arsenal) vs Leeds United 16/4/2004, Yakubu Aiyegbeni (Nigeria, Portsmouth) vs Middlesbrough 15/3/2004, Dimitar Berbatov (Bulgaria, Tottenham Hotspur) vs Reading 29/12/2007, Frank Lampard (England, Chelsea) vs Derby 12/3/2008, Andrei Arshavin (Russia, Arsenal) vs Liverpool 21/4/2009 and Jermain Defoe (England, Tottenham Hotspur) vs Wigan Athletic 22/11/2009.
In total a player has scored four goals, 20 times in the Premier League.

each premier league team plays every other team home and away => they play 38 games in the league

ian rush

That would be old trafford it is called trafford because the first 4 words in trafford backwards spells fart. shows you how much they suck

The first goal every scored by Portsmouth in the Premier League was during the opening game of the 2003/04 season at home against Aston Villa, with a goal in the 42nd minute by Edward Paul "Teddy" Sheringham, MBE.

Portsmouth won the game 2-1 with second-half goals from Patrick Berger and a Gareth Barry penalty.

The Glazer family are the majority share holders, with Malcolm Glazer pretty much running the show

Manchester United's coach is the scotsman Sir Alex Ferguson

1. Henning Berg with Blackburn Rovers in 1994-95 and Manchester United in 1998-99, 1999-00
2. Nicolas Anelka with Arsenal in 1997-98 and Chelsea in 2009-10
3. Ashley Cole with Arsenal in 2001-02, 2003-04 and Chelsea in 2009-10
4. Carlos Tevez with Manchester United 2007-08, 2008-09 and Manchester City 2011-12
5. Gael Clichly with Arsenal 2003-04 and Manchester City 2011-12
6. Kolo Touré with Arsenal 2003-04 and Manchester City 2011-12

Tiger Woods 80.3million dollars

Nwankwo kanu for arsenal against Chelsea in the 1999/2000 season within 15 minutes

The biggest city in England without a football league club is Bath.

Not even close. Bath population is only 90,000. Salford is a much bigger city with close to 200K, but both are dwarved by WAKEFIELD at 316,000

west brom

Sunderland manager present manager is Steve Bruce.

The two black strikers to play for Manchester United are Andy Cole, and Dwight Yorke.

also viv Anderson Wallace paul mcgrath paul Parker ,Danny wellbeck wes brown,da sila twins,paul ince,Anderson

1999 and 2009

Yes. There are lots of them. Here are just a few. Shinji Kagawa from Japan for Manchester United. Tadanari Lee and Maya Yoshida from Japan for Southampton. Ashkan Dejagah from Iran for Fulham, though they will not be in the Premier League in the 2014-2015 season. Ji Dong Won and Ki Sung Yeung of South Korea for Sunderland. There are others and many Asian players have played in the Premier League in the past.

John Harkes was the first american soccer player to play in the Premier league. PLaying for Sheffield Wednesday in the EPL's inaugural season. Harkes played 5 seasons in the EPL and a couple more in league 1. Finished his career with 90 National team caps.

Manchester United hold the record for beating Ipswich Town 9-0 during the 94/95 season.

Its actually Pompey Reading.

Game finished 7-4 to Pomepy.

Tottenham Hostpur, Aston Villa, Portsmouth, Southampton, Liverpool and Stoke City.

Manchester United have been in the top flight since 1975. They were relegated to the Football League Second Division at the end of the 1973-1974 season (Denis Law scored the goal that relegated them) but they returned to the First Division at the first attempt.

The Gunners - that is the nickname of the club, which it has had since the 19th century.

It is also known as

The Arsenal and

Woolwich Arsenal

One name suggested, that didn't happen was Fulham Arsenal

To clarify...

Woolwich Arsenal was the name adopted by the club when it became a professional side in the 19th century, two years before it joined the league. Although the club did not play in Woolwich (it played in Plumstead) Woolwich Arsenal (the armaments factory) was the source of the fan base and many of the players.

Today, clubs that have a fixation about Arsenal, still call the club Woolwich Arsenal, to stress that they moved from Kent to north London in 1913.

The Arsenal, was the name adopted by the club in 1913 when they moved. Calling a club "The" was not unique - there was also a club at the time called "The Wednesday" who later became Sheffield Wednesday.

The Arsenal changed their name to Arsenal around 1925 when Herbert Chapman was manager.

In 1910 Woolwich Arsenal went into liquidation, and were bought by Henry Norris the owner of Fulham FC. Norris tried to amalgamate the clubs and call the new club Fulham Arsenal, but that plan was rejected by the Football League.

The story of the demise and rebirth of Woolwich Arsenal is told in the book "Making the Arsenal" which is available via Amazon.

No English manager has ever won the Premiership since its inception. The last English manager to win the old Division 1 (The Premiership's predecessor) was Howard Wilkinson with Leeds Utd in 1991/2. Thankfully, Leeds are now in their rightful place in the third tier of English football where they lock horns with the likes of Cheltenham and Yeovil.