Sky's football's greatest team's series

[davek]

I wouldn't argue with any of the teams on that series one list, but there's surely a shout for the Everton team of 84-87 in any following series.

Two league titles, a ECWC, FA CUP winners and RU x 2, LC finalists. Knocking those ***** off their perch well before SAF's United could do it.

If the Arsenal 'Invincibles' of 2003/04 made it into series one and a Celtic for winning that first British EC, any future series should have one of the indisputable greatest teams in English history.






"apologies for the third apstrophe in thread title!

 

[Clint Planet]

apostrophe catastrophe.

 

[davek]

apostrophe catastrophe.

It need's sorting, and no mistake.

 

[Clint Planet]

Missed an op with "series" though, Dave. Disappointed here.

 

[davek]

Missed an op with "series" though, Dave. Disappointed here.

Yes, yes. It's an utter disgrace. But what about the subject?

 

[GreenTeddy]

The Celtic one is great tbf

 

[Khalekan]

I wouldn't argue with any of the teams on that series one list, but there's surely a shout for the Everton team of 84-87 in any following series.

Two league titles, a ECWC, FA CUP winners and RU x 2, LC finalists. Knocking those ***** off their perch well before SAF's United could do it.

If the Arsenal 'Invincibles' of 2003/04 made it into series one and a Celtic for winning that first British EC, any future series should have one of the indisputable greatest teams in English history

Notwithstanding the fact we never had the nous to promote that and any other of our great teams the way other clubs seem able to do, Norman rotten Whiteside's freak goal to deny us a historic treble meant the '85 team never achieved the immortality in the wider football community that comes with winning a domestic double even without a European trophy thrown in for good measure.

 

[degsy]

Notwithstanding the fact we never had the nous to promote that and any other of our great teams the way other clubs seem able to do, Norman rotten Whiteside's freak goal to deny us a historic treble meant the '85 team never achieved the immortality in the wider football community that comes with winning a domestic double even without a European trophy thrown in for good measure.

Exactly:
If the 1985 WORLD Team of the year can't get a mention
Not only is it a Fiddle, it's an affront to natural justice

But what it won't be is a surprise