QUOTE (kurtsimonw @ May 1 2008, 11:12 PM)
Villa, Everton, Spurs, Portsmouth, West Ham and Man City are all capable of beating the big 4. For example, we picked up 4 points off Chelsea this season, and on all of our away trips to the big 4, we only lost 1 game.
As for the European Cup, no country has produced more winners than England - 4 teams. (And that's considering 2 of our big 4 have never won it).
But like Tennie said, I suppose it is personal preference, I'm sure we can all find an arguement for each league.
Of course, every team has it chances to beat another one, but I'm talking about the continuity, the quality of the play ... etc.
European cups? Ok, lets start just since 1993 (since it's called The EUFA Champions League) 15 finals.
CL :
Italy : 10 times in the final (Milan and zebra)
Spain : 7 times in the final (Real, Barça, Valencia)
Germany : 4 times in the final (Bayern, Dortmund, Leverkusen)
England : 4 times in the final (Man U, Diverpool, Arsenal)
France : 2 times in the final (Marseille and Monaco)
Holland : 2 times in the final (Ajax)
Portugal : 1 time in the final (Porto)
Eufa Cup:
Italy : 8 times in the final (merda, Lazio, Parma, zebra)
Spain : 5 times in the final (Sevilla, Espayol, Valencia, Alaves)
Germany : 4 times in the final (Bayern, Dortmund, Schalke)
England : 3 times in the final (Middlesbrough, Diverpool, Arsenal)
France : 3 times in the final (Marseille, Bordeaux)
Portugal : 2 time in the final (Porto, Sporting)
Holland : 1 time in the final (Feyenoord)
Russian : 1 time in the final (CSKA)
Turkey : 1 time in the final (Galatasaray)
Scotland : 1 time in the final (Celtic)
Austria : 1 time in the final (Salzburg)
Wonder where did you find those 4 English clubs that have won a European Cup? (IMG:
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