Kendon Carrera

We’ve all got memories of worldies that have been for and against our teams. Many of them are in a losing effort. The truth is, we may not even remember the final score of some of those matches, but we remember that absolute screamer of a goal. It’s not really that difficult to understand why. Sure, every goal is worth the same, even if it’s a deflected own goal that should have been flagged offsides in the build-up. A beautiful goal may not be worth more in a match.

Any time you’re watching football with your mates, you can’t help but imagine being on the pitch yourself. You might be looking at Hugo Lloris punching a ball away from his area thinking how tall is the goalkeeper anyway? Could I have won that ball? We’ve covered the topic of height before, including a post about football height by position. Let’s take a deeper look at the average height in the Premier League. What is the Average Height of a Premier League Footballer?

Today it seems the priority for most supporters of big clubs is to win league titles and capture a Champions League trophy. Oftentimes, ownership may disagree with fans on priorities. One thing is for sure, the Champions League pays clubs exponentially more than the Europa League. Of course, simply qualifying for the Champions League has its financial and team-building benefits. We’ve already gone over who has won the most Champions League titles.