Most Goals In English Football 1889-2024 (Top Division Only)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2024
- See the top football clubs that have scored the most goals in English Football history 1889-2024.
The bar chart race shows the teams that have scored the most league goals in Division 1 and the premier league 1889-2024.
The founding members of the English football league were Accrington, Aston Villa, Blackburn Rovers, Bolton Wanderers, Burnley, Derby County, Everton, Notts County, Preston North End, Stoke, West Bromwich Albion and Wolverhampton Wanderers. They got a head start on other teams as they have had more years of potentially scoring top flight goals.
Teams that have suffered relegation over the years will drop down the list as only top flight goals are counted!
Everton, Sunderland and Aston Villa are up near the top for decades. However, Liverpool very narrowly claim top spot in both Merseyside and England right at the death and are the all time top goalscorers in English football history.
Many successful teams like Arsenal and Manchester United also feature strongly. Although teams like Manchester City have some way to go due to their many relegations and time in the lower leagues.
Sunderland were front runners for many decades and stay ahead of their Tyne Wear Derby rivals Newcastle United until relatively recently.
Can you spot your team in the video? Which football club will be the all time top goalscorers in England...
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Check out clubs with the most fans in English football history here - th-cam.com/video/RtR8NV__e_w/w-d-xo.html
And check out the All Time Most Wins 1889-2024 - th-cam.com/video/TMWGgYiSF90/w-d-xo.htmlsi=pI7lxb2b9sRjQDDu
Brilliant vid & obviously a lot of time & effort went into making this.
I also respect your patience with some of the comments......🙄
Will definitely be checking out more of your channel...👍
@@ivorscrotumic3556 thank you very much! Very kind comments. You are right, I can confirm that this video took absolutely forever to make 😂 so I am pleased it has done ok so far
I’d love them to make a bigger deal of these all-time records, to put the historical size of these clubs into perspective for younger fans. An all-time points tally as a dynamic piece of art outside Wembley or something, the badges on a sort of race track. Clubs like Everton, Villa, Sunderland etc deserve a little more recognition for what they meant to bygone eras.
@FloatingOnAZephyr I like your art idea! I am more than happy for them to use my videos as the official ones ;-) Just kidding obviously but I'm pleased my videos are being watched anyway, the more they are shared the more people will see the clubs like Everton, Villa etc etc and how well they have done historically.
That was tense at the end lol Villa held out for about 80 years
@@OriginalNoseBleed haha hope it wasn't too stressful a watch ;-) Villa did very well and look like they've come good again recently
I'm surprised that everton and Villa were that big back in the day. Well done
@StoneTitan yes. Both of them have benefited from very few relegations so kept ticking over year after year
Then you know sod all about football. Villa were huge for many decades. And on their way back it seems.
@@kairigby9117
Well there is more to football than the Premier League.
Still looking back at the clubs that were bigger in the past I would have expected Nothingham Forest to have been higher up than the previously mentioned Teams due to their European Success.
Though Fewer years of greater Success paling in the stats to longer term reliability, well that is good to. I wouldn't be surprised if Athletic Club would be nr 3 on a similar table for Laliga as they've never been relegated.
That's the problem everyone thinks football only started with the premier League, Everton and villa are big clubs and always will be.
@@Colin-wx7kz well said!
Brilliant video mate 😊
Cheers, glad you like it
Well done Everton!
@@malahammer very impressive from @Everton
Liverpool ❤
@siramkrishnan1397 it was close at the end...
I’ve seen 3 of these videos now and Arsenal always come out near the top and get up there decades ago. Yet Wenger and his cult following like to believe he built the club into what it is🙄
These also highlight the pedigree of a club like Everton who, until Liverpool started dominating at home and in Europe, were the bigger club on Merseyside.
Anyway, another great video, thank you 👍
@gooner73clark88 Cheers! Pleased you liked the video and yes it is definitely interesting to see that the modern perception of which clubs are the biggest does not necessarily fit with what has happened historically.
So Everton and villa have dominated English football for this long! Image if the Messi and Ronaldo crowds got hold of this info 😂
I'm not sure about dominated ;-) but they were founding members of the league and have very rarely been relegated so don't have many years with no top flight goals. To be fair they've won a fair few trophies over the years too
Everton have only been outside of the top flight for just 4 seasons. Villa, Liverpool, and Arsenal are #2-#4 in terms of seasons spent in the top flight.
@@Adam-pu6jg some impressive top flight longevity!
Why does Preston’s goal tally STOP increasing at 1962? Pretty sure they may have scored the odd one since then ? Seems to get stuck at 2701.
@@stevelivesey3250 it is top division goals only, any lower league goals scored aren't counted
These types of video tend to show Sunderland are bigger than Newcastle, and Everton always seem to do well.
@@PomBare you're right Sunderland certainly do well in the early days but Newcastle overtake in more recent years. Everton have won a fair few trophies over the years and have been one of the most consistent top flight members since the league was founded
Hats off to Sunderland they were obviously a very big club up until the 1950s
@@paulwhalley4746 they were. They still have a large fan base and probably should be in the premier league but have been underachieving for years now ...
Villa didnt score a single goal for 8 years? how that happen?
@@pkrmkn31 they were relegated. This is top division goals only
Good to see Wednesday above united
It was close over the years!
This is most goals in the Top Flight of English football, to be clear.
@@colm1478 correct
This is incorrect. What you mean is goals in the English football LEAGUE not ‘English football’ many clubs were in the southern league for eg not the football league
@Porkcylinder in the video title is says in the 'top division', which is what I have done. It is correct and goals in the southern league have not been counted