Then you don't because he didn't. The question should be "Who invented the steam engine - not What" .............. - getting confused now.
Gutted about Brentford today, but is Yeovil (Pop. 40,000) the smallest town ever to have a team in the second tier of English football ?
Good call - it very probably is. But for four points in 1954, when they finished second, Accrington Stanley would hold that record.
I think that you are forgetting Glossop North End. Here is a quote from Wikipedia: "Glossop is often cited as the smallest town in England to have had a Football League club, and the smallest town to have played in the English top flight.[1] At the turn of the 20th century, Glossop played in Division One, bankrolled by Sir Samuel Hill-Wood, who was later to become chairman of Arsenal, with whom the club retains connections to this day.[1]" GNE also played in Division 2 in 1898-99 (promoted to Division 1) and from 1900-1915 when they failed to gain re-election. There probably are others but Glossop spring readily to mind.
That Gary Johnson... He's one of our grown! In case y'all forgotten, he was an apprentice with us and signed his first pro contract with the Hornets at 18... okay he didn't pull up any trees playing wise, but...
