Common Ground

Are you changing it to odd one out?

 

Manchester United
Bayern Munich
Ajax

 

I know! Barca are ****e

 

Inter Milan
Benfica
Borussia Munchygladrags
Dynamo Kiev

 

...they are all better than Dagenham & Redbridge?

 

These round off the list:


Juventus
Real Madrid
Hamburg
Dukla Prague
Dynamo Moscow
Ferencváros
Marseille
Borussia Dortmund
Liverpool

 

And your clue is this. Whilst these all share common ground, some are significantly more common than others. Juventus are twice as common as Manchester United and eight times as common as Liverpool.

 

Winners of the European Golden Ball by team?

 

Correctimondo Schad. Winners of the Ball D'Or were representing these teams.

 

New one:

Sheffield Wednesday
Southampton
Sunderland
Tottenham
West Ham United

 

Manchester City
Middlesbrough
Newcastle
Nottingham Forest
Sheffield United

 

And the rest:

Arsenal
Aston Villa
Birmingham City
Blackburn
Chelsea
Coventry
Derby
Everton
Ipswich
Leeds
Leicester
Liverpool

 

I think a clue may be the order of the day....

 

Teams in Division one in 1991 before the Premier League?

 

Wolverhampton will join the group before next season. West Brom plans to join soon, too. And Coventry is probably regretting that they ever did.

 

Is it something to do with the number of games the teams have played in the Premier League? Wolves and West Brom will join the group once they play a certain number of games this season and Coventry were maybe the last team to join the group before they were relegated?

 

Good guess, but nope.

If you ranked them, Man U would lead by a mile, while Birmingham City qualifies by the slimmest of margins.

 

British Managers?

 

Premier league wins?

 

Nope to both.

Hint: size matters.