Everyone knows 1st, But who was last?

[the_rudeboy 12]

Strictly speaking, of course - there still are four divisions. If the second division is called The Championship, it's still the second division.

 

The four divisions of fully-professional English football are no longer all run by the same institution, but there's still four of them.

Most unlike you to be pedantic, Heyesey.

 

Thanks for clarifying it anyway.

[Venables 10]

Enough with the above crap, whats the answer?

[scottishdude 10]

I still can't find the answer but leading goalscorer in 1991/92 was Ian Wright.

Can't find fixture list for that season yet.

[Venables 10]

Which is the only two clubs in the four divisions not named after a place?

[shuwarrior51 10]

i'm probably going to soudn incredebly dense here (for a change!) but is it Arsenal and Everton? I don't know if Everton is actually a place in Liverpool or not honestly so just guessing.....

 

geography aint my strong point!

[happyhippy 11]

Which is the only two clubs in the four divisions not named after a place?

 

As Arsenal no longer play in, or have Woolwich in their name, I'm counting them. QPR, Port Vale, Aston Villa and Everton are all named after areas, though Port Vale now no longer exists.

[happyhippy 11]

I still can't find the answer but leading goalscorer in 1991/92 was Ian Wright.

Can't find fixture list for that season yet.

 

These are the results for the final day of the 1991/2 season in Division 1.

[Venables 10]

Arsenal and Port Vale

[the_rudeboy 12]

Apparently it was Arsenals Ian Wright according to this site.

[scottishdude 10]

Not a bad guess Eh?

[the_rudeboy 12]

Not a bad guess Eh?

Wasn't it stating a fact rather than a guess?

[scottishdude 10]

Soz I meant about my earlier post when I said Wrighty was top goal scorer that season. You have to read all the pages to get the full story. Thanks for solving the riddle by the way.