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Whilst there is no doubt that Sergio Aguero is a fine striker and that his goal scoring record is superb, he is not as you might think if you watch sky sports, now the 2nd top scorer in English Top flight football over 20 players scored over 200 goals and Jimmy Greaves not Alan Shearer has scored the most and Dixie Dean the most Hat-tricks.
Pre-1992 history has been wiped
 
Tbf both Sky and BBC have been saying Agero has scored more goals than any other "Foreign" player and has the most hat tricks in PL history.

No idea why TCM is going on about Dixie Dean and Jimmy Greaves.

Because history matters - The premier league is just the top flight of English football and the records of Greaves and Dean will probably never be beaten just because they did it before Sky and The Premier League existed doesn't make them any less important as far as I am concerned. I expect sky put all the goals before the premier in the Football League championship column as that was the top flight they even get given the same trophy that actual Champions used to get.

I am sure there are at least 2 scots that scored over 200 goals, so Aguero is not even the tip scoring foreigner!

And in any case I can go on about anything I like on here :emoticon-0117-talki:emoticon-0167-beer:
 
Because history matters - The premier league is just the top flight of English football and the records of Greaves and Dean will probably never be beaten just because they did it before Sky and The Premier League existed doesn't make them any less important as far as I am concerned. I expect sky put all the goals before the premier in the Football League championship column as that was the top flight they even get given the same trophy that actual Champions used to get.

I am sure there are at least 2 scots that scored over 200 goals, so Aguero is not even the tip scoring foreigner!

And in any case I can go on about anything I like on here :emoticon-0117-talki:emoticon-0167-beer:
I think that is why both companies stressed "the PL era", could be wrong though, they might be trying to re-write history <doh>
 
Because history matters - The premier league is just the top flight of English football and the records of Greaves and Dean will probably never be beaten just because they did it before Sky and The Premier League existed doesn't make them any less important as far as I am concerned. I expect sky put all the goals before the premier in the Football League championship column as that was the top flight they even get given the same trophy that actual Champions used to get.

I am sure there are at least 2 scots that scored over 200 goals, so Aguero is not even the tip scoring foreigner!

And in any case I can go on about anything I like on here :emoticon-0117-talki:emoticon-0167-beer:
Sorry fella, i missed this bit :emoticon-0111-blush <laugh> <hug>
 
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The latest Deloittes revenue table makes interesting reading.
Barcelona a long way top on £741M , but their income has increased by £130M in 12 months whereas Real Madrid in second on £667M have seen an increase of just £2M.
Utd's lead over the other English clubs is unsurprisingly narrowing, although it's Liverpool and Spurs who have seen big increases in revenue rather than City.
Arsenal's income has stalled and they have the smallest income of the big six PL teams by some margin now (£60M less than Chelsea).
English clubs occupy 6 of the top 11 places with 8 in the top 20.
 
The latest Deloittes revenue table makes interesting reading.
Barcelona a long way top on £741M , but their income has increased by £130M in 12 months whereas Real Madrid in second on £667M have seen an increase of just £2M.
Utd's lead over the other English clubs is unsurprisingly narrowing, although it's Liverpool and Spurs who have seen big increases in revenue rather than City.
Arsenal's income has stalled and they have the smallest income of the big six PL teams by some margin now (£60M less than Chelsea).
English clubs occupy 6 of the top 11 places with 8 in the top 20.
Of course, this has led to "If we're the eighth richest club in the world why can't be beat Middlesbrough?" comments

Would it be because teams don't throw piles of tenners at one another?