How far does Europe spread down this season?

If Man U win the Europa and one of the top four win the FA Cup, how far up the League would we have to be to get into Europe? Could we get there with 8th?

 

South Italy......

 

.............not 8th.........

 

Stand down that hope for next season. Not far enough. Hey, Chelsea won the Premier League and they weren't in Europe.

 

We'll be back, after we win the FA cup next season.
God that would be great wouldn't it. Safe in the knowledge we will try.

 

And/or do it by league position.

 

Top seven will be very strong. Cup is the way to go. Especially if we have to move the best player on every summer.

 

Maybe so, but I'd like to know that we did it via the league. Otherwise one or two on here might be calling for a new manager.

 

7th and hence, no.

 

Short answer- Not to us.

 

To the toe of Italy I think. Or maybe Gibraltar. Not sure which is furthest south.

 

It depends whether you are talking about mainland europe or not, could be Cyprus.

 

Just think we were possibly a dodgy lino's decision from qualifying for the EL......

 

Cyprus is a good call.

 

Southernmost part of Europe.? I would have thought the Canary Islands are way more southerly, off the coast of West Africa. Do they count though.?
Then there's that Greek Island south of Crete [name.?], which must make it south of Cyprus.

 

Interestingly, the Canary Islands are part of Spain, but aren't in Europe but in Africa.

 

Then it's that Greek Island. I've since looked it up. It's called Gavdos. South of Crete. Cyprus has links with Europe, but is apparently not part of it. Somewhere in the back of my mind I had a vague feeling about that. It depends on the definition.

 

Well if we are going that route what about The Falklands, South Georgia, hmm who owns Antartica these days?..

 

Cypriots are Europeans aren't they?, at least the Greek ones are!..

 

Dunno. I actually thought Cyprus was part of Europe, but I had a nagging doubt, so I looked it up. Apparently not, but it's loose. Depends on the definition. In some respects it is, on others it's not. In some respects the Canary Islands are part of Europe, but generally, they are acknowledged to be part of Africa, even though they are Spanish.