@@mrfozz3742 I actually don't see it as that bad of a thing since Hashtag's story is brilliant. Just a bit of a shame that one of the oldest teams in the world are worse than a team which was started by a RUclipsr and his friends.
@@cvetomirgeorgiev9106 Ah right, no problem mate, I see what your getting at mate, I would actually agree with you... Theres also teams like Darwen and Glossop North End who were once playing in The Football League who probably play round about the same level now as Hashtag
@Papa Shango That Sir, we can both agree on...I dont particularly like the name Hashtag either, it is a good story behind the formation of the team and different way of doing things, going against tradition and all that, but they could have used a better name :-D
I've started studying at Sheffield this year, went on a pilgrimage to watch Hallam FC play at the oldest ground on the world. Was against swallownest and they lost, but still a fantastic experience, would recommend
Yeah, I went to see them play Selby Town last season and the ground is amazing for that level. The facilities are way above what is normally available in that division.
Funnily enough - I'm off to see Swallownest FC tonight, as an away fan with Sheffield FC. I'm biased, but you're more than welcome at the Home of Football Ground at any time - we're in good form playing some attractive football.
I live just two mins outside the ground. When I was a kid me and my mates would hop over the wall that’s just next to the entrance to watch for free, some good times haha
Brandon Maverick it’s because around the time of 2008 or so, stoke were a very physical side that were difficult to play against at home. Also had Rory delap who would constantly do long throws like corners, and Ryan shawcross and Robert Huth who were hard tacklers.
@@lukeellis6094 🤦♂️ noooo your confusing it with wen stoke as a town was granted city status so in turn the club changed names form stoke fc to stoke city fc recently the FA confirmed were the oldest and wen we went 4-0 in the fa cup semi the comateter even said founding members of the football league and now fa cup finalists for the first time ever cuz weve been the same club since 1863 hence the 150 celebration against Tottenham in 2013
For many people outside the UK (certainly in the case of a lot of us Americans), it is difficult to understand the depth and complexity of Association Football, let alone its long history there. There are some similarities between the structure of AF and that of Major League Baseball, with the rather considerable exception of relegation - I can *promise* you that the concept of relegation would never enter the minds of any sports franchise owner in America, mainly because no one wants to imagine the New York Mets or Baltimore Orioles suddenly playing AAA-level league teams after a particularly bad season. I personally find that concept honestly amazing and one of the most fascinating aspects of AF - if the NFL played with a relegation system, the Cincinnati Bengals would currently be in danger of being dropped as they are winless thus far in the season. In typical American fashion (well-intentioned concepts poorly thought out), we use draft systems that permit the worst teams an opportunity to pick the best available talent each year to try to give some balance and parity to the leagues - sadly there are holes in that concept, like teams "tanking" (intentionally losing for a better draft position on the premise the rebuilt team will be able to compete right away), or teams like New England who just cheat (getting caught repeatedly) and don't give a shit. The most amusing aspect of the recent trend of teams tanking has been how incredibly pathetic most of those front offices were in their attempts to rebuild - the Miami Dolphins (who pretty much started the season with people *expecting* them to tank) have already given away proven talent on several occasions for future draft picks, yet have (amazingly) won a couple games in spite of this. Meanwhile, the aforementioned Cincinnati Bengals entered the season with much higher expectations, don't seem to be tanking and yet they have plucked defeat from the jaws of victory at every turn. The Indianapolis Colts, whose franchise quarterback retired on the night of their last preseason game, are still fighting for a playoff birth in spite of that considerable handicap - I suppose I bring that up with some pride, given I'm a fan of that squad and a lot of folks might have understood if they had just packed it in after that kind of news. Meanwhile, teams in Cleveland (Browns 2.0) & Phoenix (Arizona Cardinals) have been "rebuilding" for so long that they never truly seem built at any juncture - in the case of the Cardinals there are brief flashes of greatness separated by decades of despair, while the Browns have been mired in mediocrity for so long now that a season winning percentage of .500 would be considered a benchmark moment for the franchise. Point being, I suppose, that regardless of what approach they take, it still requires club management with live brain cells to build or rebuild teams. Folks still seem to be marveling over Leicester City a couple years after their surprise championship, and in my mind that is a feather in the FA's cap.
@@S050683 created the modern passing game had the first black footballer as their captain in 1880 and with their game hammered England by 5 and 6goals at this time ,England biggest home defeat
Also, do you realise the last photo (06:33) is actually the pre season game between Hallam FC and Sheffield United from this summer? You can see Leon Clarke shooting (#43) and The Plough in the background which sadly is no longer open.
Interesting video, but the 2nd team photo for Sheffield FC is actually Sheffield Utd. The big fat guy on the front row is the famous goalkeeper Fatty Foulkes who played for United, Chelsea, Bradford City and England. He became a publican and was famed for picking up troublemakers with one hand and throwing them out of his pub.
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Pretty sure the League said they can’t confirm Stoke’s date of formation so Stoke aren’t the oldest club in league football, Forest are. I could be wrong though.
@@mrfozz3742 There is no documentation to back up the 1863 claim. The oldest report concerning Stoke is 1868 I think you will find that the FA back up the the 1868 date.
@@timvella1817 That comment was 4 years ago when Notts County were in the National league. It was correct at the time of writing. County are now the oldest again since promotion recently
It's nice to see little old Sheffield FC in a HITC Sevens video. Moved to the city over the summer, and have been supporting FC since I moved there. I'm off to watch them tonight away against Swallownest in the County Cup. Such a wonderful club - would recommend any football fan make the journey to either us or Hallam, as much as we love to hate Hallam, they're an important part of the game and have the oldest ground. Failing that, head down to your local Non-League side, for us. #UpTheClub 🔴⚫
@@orangutang5683 One of the few things that us Owls and you Pigs can agree on lol. Always happy to support Hallam FC as well, have to be proud of our footballing heritage in this city!
The team pictured at 5:58 is not Sheffield FC but Sheffield United FC and the large gentleman on the front row is Fatty Foulke. Check out his Wikipedia page, it uses the same photo.
I reported for Hallam in the mid 2000s when they were in the NCEL Premier in my early teens. Good rivalry with 'Club' aka Sheffield FC back then. Hallam's Sandygate is the oldest football ground in the world.
I think you’ll find County aren’t in the fucking football league and read this www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.nottinghampost.com/sport/football/football-news/efl-confirm-nottingham-forest-now-2850883.amp
Stoke is older than Nottingham Forest, although some disputed their formation year. And Notts Co still a professional club so they should be still the oldest professional club in the world.
Association Football - like the presenter you are using Association Football & Football interchangeably, but Melbourne Football Club is not only the older professional football club in the world, what is name called Australian Rules Football is the original game of football from 1858. As alluded to here, Cambridge Rules and Sheffield Rules were never officially called Association Football whereas Football in Melbourne (and can see the original documents at the MCG Museum of Sport) did call it football.
Not sure about Notts County's colours influencing Juventus. The Italians played an absurdly named world cup around 1908 against a team from West Auckland Town who were given a set of Newcastle shirts when that team declined to go to Turin
Stoke City are not one of the oldest, their stated age is factually - and proven - incorrect. They formed in the 20th Century. Nottingham Forest are an older side, the oldest currently in the English Football league.
Reading Wikipedia about Sheffield Rules it is a lot closer to Australian Rules Football or Gsilec Football than Association Football. Biggest of all - NO OFFSIDE!!!! Also Being able to Catch the Ball and Charging with the Body.
It's a weird mix of what we know today and some very different things, but so so interesting. Heading the ball wouldn't even be a thing without the Sheffield Rules.
I mean, that is essentially what you do. It's mostly because everything gets broken down because there are so many teams. Like the vanarama national league north and south. If it was just one division they'd have 40+ teams. And that is only going down 5 levels.
Wolverhampton Wanderers f.c founded 1877, initial member of FA league and always in the top flight leagues, initiated in '50s inter European club matches, national side captain , multiple fa cup wins and today still at very top of epl! Nuff said , Wolves are the oldest and the Best! Go old gold and black!
The EFL did dispute the claim that Stoke were formed in 1863, and confirmed that Nottingham Forest took the title of oldest football league club from Notts County following the Magpies relegation: www.nottinghamforest.news/2019/05/10/nottingham-forest-officially-confirmed-as-the-football-leagues-oldest-club/
Could you do a video on "Top teams who play other sports" An few examples would be FC Barcelona or PSG, between whom, handball, basketball, roller hockey, volleyball are played, just to name a few.
Could you make one about the oldest teams outside of Engeland? Because all the oldest teams in the world are all english which makes perfect sence but still haha
A thoroughly interesting piece, but "football" covers a great many codes and I'm sure that clubs formed in the 1860s were not what would be classed as association clubs. Between 1863 (founding of the FA) and 1871 (founding of the RFU) clubs would play a hybrid of the codes. For instance Glasgow clubs Queen's Park and Thistle played in the late 1860s and scores were determined through touchdowns and kicks at goal.
You need to update ... Palace have proved the link to the earlier club .... same ground same owners .... keep playing cricket but couldn't do football until the new football ground was built but did play friendly games..
You need to change your videos name to Oldest Association Football Clubs. Australia has Melbourne Football Club Est 1957 but Australian Rules Football is played.
@@pauljarvis446, which is funny because when I was a kid I had a poster that said 1856. Geelong was the same. 40 years later maybe they have all agreed on a year.
That depends on of the definition of a stadium. Everton left Anfield in 1892 so Anfield is older than Goodison, but Anfield was earth embankments with a fence around it while Goodison was the first purpose build football stadium in existence. The irony being that Anfield is now a 55'000 capacity modern stadium while Goodison still has 2 stands designed by Archie Leitch. If you look for any of his work ( Villa Park, Anfield, Old Trafford etc) you'll soon get an idea of which ones are still in use today.
Apparently it's Bramal lane , which would make sense as Sheffield FC did play there in 1862. Again though , I can't say how much of an actual stadium it was then by our definition today.
Sheffield United didn't officially start playing football until 1889. However we did form from the cricket club that invented football as a way to keep fit in the winter when there was no cricket.
Stoke shouldn't be on this list. An EFL Spokesman confirmed that Nottingham Forest are the oldest EFL club not Stoke City due to the lack of evidence regarding Stoke City's claims. In the words of football historian Mark Metcalf. “Official records show that a club known as Stoke Ramblers was formed in October 1868 when they played their first game. “That club later merged with Stoke Victoria Cricket Club and eventually became Stoke City. “Basically, it means that Nottingham Forest are the second-oldest club in the top four divisions and will become the oldest if Notts County are relegated.” All of this can be found after like 5 minutes of research lads.
I was about to put a disclaimer for myself saying if I didn’t see anything about Sheffield or Sheffield fc I’d be fuming, 10 seconds in and we good fam.
Notts County is NOT the oldest 'football' Profesional football club in the world. It's actually Melbourne FC, based in Australia who were formed in 1858
@@michealflaithbheartaigh4139 then Sheffield FC should not be on this list either since they were playing something closer Aussie or Gaelic rules And the fsct that Australian Football rules was codified before association football
Stoke City were founded in 1903ish. The stock Ramblers were founded in 63 and folded to make Stoke City, so although holding the name Stoke, they are not the eldest.
It's a bit sad that some of the oldest football teams in England are now playing leagues below Hashtag United
I cannot agree more
Why is it a shame, what's wrong with Hashtag United???
@@mrfozz3742 I actually don't see it as that bad of a thing since Hashtag's story is brilliant. Just a bit of a shame that one of the oldest teams in the world are worse than a team which was started by a RUclipsr and his friends.
@@cvetomirgeorgiev9106 Ah right, no problem mate, I see what your getting at mate, I would actually agree with you...
Theres also teams like Darwen and Glossop North End who were once playing in The Football League who probably play round about the same level now as Hashtag
@Papa Shango That Sir, we can both agree on...I dont particularly like the name Hashtag either, it is a good story behind the formation of the team and different way of doing things, going against tradition and all that, but they could have used a better name :-D
I've started studying at Sheffield this year, went on a pilgrimage to watch Hallam FC play at the oldest ground on the world. Was against swallownest and they lost, but still a fantastic experience, would recommend
Yeah, I went to see them play Selby Town last season and the ground is amazing for that level. The facilities are way above what is normally available in that division.
Funnily enough - I'm off to see Swallownest FC tonight, as an away fan with Sheffield FC.
I'm biased, but you're more than welcome at the Home of Football Ground at any time - we're in good form playing some attractive football.
@@JakePetrolhead don't worry, it's on my to-do list. Just a bit further away from uni, but will get there
cratesofhippos I’ve been before to its a weird stadium but great
I live just two mins outside the ground. When I was a kid me and my mates would hop over the wall that’s just next to the entrance to watch for free, some good times haha
No wonder why this saying is so old...
"Can he do it on a rainy night at Stoke?"
SKG UTD i still don't understand that reference
Please explain it
@@brandonmaverick6437 I think it's because the Britania stadium has open sections that let cold wind bursts
@@brandonmaverick6437 it's a comment by Andy Gray in 2010 about how Lionel Messi would do in Premier League.
Brandon Maverick it’s because around the time of 2008 or so, stoke were a very physical side that were difficult to play against at home. Also had Rory delap who would constantly do long throws like corners, and Ryan shawcross and Robert Huth who were hard tacklers.
I live in Stoke and the weather just seems normal
How about 7 oldest football clubs outside of the UK/British Isles?
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FC St. Gallen 1879
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TSV 1860 Munich (Germany). I think they play in 3rd Liga right now?
@@ansgardasenbrock7665 Their football section was developed after 1900.
The fact that stoke city is such an old club had me stoked
As a stoke fan it's the only thing going for us atm the min oldest football league club
Ha ha
@@stokecityscfc2547 It's Nottingham Forest really as Stoke were liquidated in the early 1900's and reformed as a new club.
@@lukeellis6094 🤦♂️ noooo your confusing it with wen stoke as a town was granted city status so in turn the club changed names form stoke fc to stoke city fc recently the FA confirmed were the oldest and wen we went 4-0 in the fa cup semi the comateter even said founding members of the football league and now fa cup finalists for the first time ever cuz weve been the same club since 1863 hence the 150 celebration against Tottenham in 2013
@@stokecityscfc2547 When Notts County were relegated last season, Forest were declared the oldest football league club after an EFL investigation.
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My uncle is a co-owner of Sheffield FC so happy to see that
Fun fact: The game between Sheffield and Hallam is the oldest derby in association football.
& the oldest& first match between two clubs as recognised by FIFA
For many people outside the UK (certainly in the case of a lot of us Americans), it is difficult to understand the depth and complexity of Association Football, let alone its long history there. There are some similarities between the structure of AF and that of Major League Baseball, with the rather considerable exception of relegation - I can *promise* you that the concept of relegation would never enter the minds of any sports franchise owner in America, mainly because no one wants to imagine the New York Mets or Baltimore Orioles suddenly playing AAA-level league teams after a particularly bad season. I personally find that concept honestly amazing and one of the most fascinating aspects of AF - if the NFL played with a relegation system, the Cincinnati Bengals would currently be in danger of being dropped as they are winless thus far in the season. In typical American fashion (well-intentioned concepts poorly thought out), we use draft systems that permit the worst teams an opportunity to pick the best available talent each year to try to give some balance and parity to the leagues - sadly there are holes in that concept, like teams "tanking" (intentionally losing for a better draft position on the premise the rebuilt team will be able to compete right away), or teams like New England who just cheat (getting caught repeatedly) and don't give a shit. The most amusing aspect of the recent trend of teams tanking has been how incredibly pathetic most of those front offices were in their attempts to rebuild - the Miami Dolphins (who pretty much started the season with people *expecting* them to tank) have already given away proven talent on several occasions for future draft picks, yet have (amazingly) won a couple games in spite of this. Meanwhile, the aforementioned Cincinnati Bengals entered the season with much higher expectations, don't seem to be tanking and yet they have plucked defeat from the jaws of victory at every turn. The Indianapolis Colts, whose franchise quarterback retired on the night of their last preseason game, are still fighting for a playoff birth in spite of that considerable handicap - I suppose I bring that up with some pride, given I'm a fan of that squad and a lot of folks might have understood if they had just packed it in after that kind of news. Meanwhile, teams in Cleveland (Browns 2.0) & Phoenix (Arizona Cardinals) have been "rebuilding" for so long that they never truly seem built at any juncture - in the case of the Cardinals there are brief flashes of greatness separated by decades of despair, while the Browns have been mired in mediocrity for so long now that a season winning percentage of .500 would be considered a benchmark moment for the franchise. Point being, I suppose, that regardless of what approach they take, it still requires club management with live brain cells to build or rebuild teams. Folks still seem to be marveling over Leicester City a couple years after their surprise championship, and in my mind that is a feather in the FA's cap.
Stoke's 1863 claim is ABSOLUTELY disputed by the Football League. It's horseshit.
Watching Wrexham at the moment is depressing we need to get back to the football league
Well it’s improved a lot now
What about Queen’s Park ? The first scottish team to ever play in the FA cup and one of the oldest
Founded in 1867 so not as old as the 7 in the video. 🤷♂️
@@S050683 created the modern passing game had the first black footballer as their captain in 1880 and with their game hammered England by 5 and 6goals at this time ,England biggest home defeat
Also, do you realise the last photo (06:33) is actually the pre season game between Hallam FC and Sheffield United from this summer? You can see Leon Clarke shooting (#43) and The Plough in the background which sadly is no longer open.
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Interesting video, but the 2nd team photo for Sheffield FC is actually Sheffield Utd. The big fat guy on the front row is the famous goalkeeper Fatty Foulkes who played for United, Chelsea, Bradford City and England. He became a publican and was famed for picking up troublemakers with one hand and throwing them out of his pub.
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Slovenia, Bosnia, Croatia, Montenegro, Serbia, Kosovo, North Macedonia, Albania, Greece, Bulgaria, Romania
GK: Oblak (Atletico/Slovenia)
RB: Ristovski (Sporting/Macedonia)
CB: Manolas (Napoli/Greece)
CB: Savic (Atletico/Montenegro)
LB: Hysaj (Napoli/Albania)
DM: Pjanic (Juve/Bosnia)
CM: Modric (Real Madrid/Croatia)
CM: Popov (Rostov/Bulgaria)
RW: Rashica (Werder Bremen/Kosovo)
ST: Andone (Galatasaray/Romania)
LW: Tadic (Ajax/Serbia)
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@@hiyigkh498 stfu
Yes, it is. North Macedonia exists because name changed from FYROM due to issues with Greece. Next time, please do some research before comment
Never said that, but what is true is that he is the best player from Croatia at the moment
im from wrexham and it still pains me that they still haven't been promoted form the national league after 12 years
I’m from America, and I’m following your Club since Mac and Deadpool bought it !
@@BlackstreetBoys2Men yooooooo
Pretty sure the League said they can’t confirm Stoke’s date of formation so Stoke aren’t the oldest club in league football, Forest are. I could be wrong though.
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Stoke were reformed in the 1800s, Nottingham Forest are actually now the oldest football league club
Depends how you look at it though, there history starts in 1863, theres been a couple of name changes, but it is still the same club
Fake news
@@mrfozz3742 There is no documentation to back up the 1863 claim. The oldest report concerning Stoke is 1868 I think you will find that the FA back up the the 1868 date.
Shutup look at notts county there the oldest
@@drnambread8879 But not in the Football League any more.
Hitc video on the 7 best stadiums in Europe please
Criteria: Atmosphere, capacity, quality of facilities.
5:46 they had franck ribery signed? Damn, legendary club
Cn u do one on the oldest club in each continent
Or one on each continent and major country (Brazil, Argentina, France, Spain, Germany, Italy, Russia)
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@@Drwackymac mohun Bagan is the oldest football team of whole Asia and East Bengal and mohun Bagan rivalry is the oldest of Asia
I'm off to watch my local side, Hallam FC, this evening!
Worksop Town claim to be the third oldest club, too!
James Phillips Worksop's claim is nonsense
Another point is WREXHAM is the World's Oldest International stadium.
Key word in there being "International", yes. Some people mistake that as being oldest overall, but that would be Hallam FC's (Sandygate).
Execlent channel. Thank you. Any videos on Coventry city by any chance ?
Stokes formation date has recently been proved to be incorrect therefore Nottingham Forest are currently the world's oldest professional league club
More likely to be honest, grew in Sheffield spread to Worksop and surrounding areas.
Notts county der
@@timvella1817 That comment was 4 years ago when Notts County were in the National league. It was correct at the time of writing. County are now the oldest again since promotion recently
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It's nice to see little old Sheffield FC in a HITC Sevens video.
Moved to the city over the summer, and have been supporting FC since I moved there.
I'm off to watch them tonight away against Swallownest in the County Cup.
Such a wonderful club - would recommend any football fan make the journey to either us or Hallam, as much as we love to hate Hallam, they're an important part of the game and have the oldest ground.
Failing that, head down to your local Non-League side, for us.
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It's great to see both blades and pigs coming together to respect Sheffield FC
@@orangutang5683 One of the few things that us Owls and you Pigs can agree on lol. Always happy to support Hallam FC as well, have to be proud of our footballing heritage in this city!
Pretty sure that one of the Sheffield team photos is actually Sheffield United (in stripes, and Fatty Foulkes ?!)
Otherwise thanks, good video.
I picked up on that one as well!
I had lentil curry last night. This morning my arsehole is highly active. The farts are blasting from my anus and the stench is horrific.
Not the oldest obviously but still been around a while, my beloved Tottenham are 140 years old today. 05/09/22
The team pictured at 5:58 is not Sheffield FC but Sheffield United FC and the large gentleman on the front row is Fatty Foulke. Check out his Wikipedia page, it uses the same photo.
What about nottingham forest??
No, they just live in the past...
I reported for Hallam in the mid 2000s when they were in the NCEL Premier in my early teens. Good rivalry with 'Club' aka Sheffield FC back then. Hallam's Sandygate is the oldest football ground in the world.
Disappointed that the final slide pic is of Hallam FC V Sheff Utd in a friendly last year!and not of the worlds oldest, sheff fc.
7 first clubs to get promoted to the football league from 2000 where are they now?
Nottingham Forest is the most oldest club in professional English leagues
stoke's older you forest mong
They’re not it’s been proved
Notts County is still the oldest Professional Club despite being relegated, thereby making Stoke the oldest Club in the Football League
h oh give over
@Blunttalker 67 Who are Stock 😉
Stoke aren’t the oldest in the football league, Forest are...
Think you'll find Notts County are the Stoke, then forest.
Harry Wrodetwoshaw well no
I think you’ll find County aren’t in the fucking football league and read this www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.nottinghampost.com/sport/football/football-news/efl-confirm-nottingham-forest-now-2850883.amp
Exactly
@Blunttalker 67 they are not in the football league so Forest ARE the oldest in the football league
Nottingham Forest are currently the oldest professional football club in the world i thought?
Notts County are still professional as far as I am aware with Stoke now taking the title of Oldest Club I the League with County's relegation
Stoke is older than Nottingham Forest, although some disputed their formation year.
And Notts Co still a professional club so they should be still the oldest professional club in the world.
Oldest team Notts County
@@rubyodonnell988 The actual oldest team in English is Sheffield F.C. when you include Semi-Professional Clubs
Association Football - like the presenter you are using Association Football & Football interchangeably, but Melbourne Football Club is not only the older professional football club in the world, what is name called Australian Rules Football is the original game of football from 1858. As alluded to here, Cambridge Rules and Sheffield Rules were never officially called Association Football whereas Football in Melbourne (and can see the original documents at the MCG Museum of Sport) did call it football.
Stoke were Founded In 1868 and Nottingham Forest were formed in 1864 how are Stoke older
I am just wondering who did the oldest club play against until the second oldest club was formed. Vs random guys?
Watch again - he tells you.
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Football started in Sheffield end of
It is interesting that the first Australian Rules Football club was found in 1859 whihc was before the rules were setlled upon.
Yep Melbourne Demons and Geelong Cats should technically be on this list
Not sure about Notts County's colours influencing Juventus. The Italians played an absurdly named world cup around 1908 against a team from West Auckland Town who were given a set of Newcastle shirts when that team declined to go to Turin
Worksop town, 4th oldest in the world 1861, no mention here...
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Wrexham beat porto in the 80s but great vid 👍
Stoke City are not one of the oldest, their stated age is factually - and proven - incorrect. They formed in the 20th Century. Nottingham Forest are an older side, the oldest currently in the English Football league.
Reading Wikipedia about Sheffield Rules it is a lot closer to Australian Rules Football or Gsilec Football than Association Football.
Biggest of all - NO OFFSIDE!!!! Also Being able to Catch the Ball and Charging with the Body.
It's a weird mix of what we know today and some very different things, but so so interesting. Heading the ball wouldn't even be a thing without the Sheffield Rules.
6:23 it's good to see that Netfix toggle/retainer snapping is not confined to my local county council public park!
The further you go in the list the more it looks like you only add one random geographical word to the name of the division
I mean, that is essentially what you do. It's mostly because everything gets broken down because there are so many teams. Like the vanarama national league north and south. If it was just one division they'd have 40+ teams. And that is only going down 5 levels.
Wanderers est. 1859? although reformed in 2009, still considered the same club)
Melbourne Demons,1858,the World’s oldest club,Australian Rules team,they just won their first premiership since 1964.
What's that got to do with it? It's a different sport.
@@waltercodbollocks3175 yeah and Sheffield FC when founded were playing Sheffield Rules Football which is not association football
Wolverhampton Wanderers f.c founded 1877, initial member of FA league and always in the top flight leagues, initiated in '50s inter European club matches, national side captain , multiple fa cup wins and today still at very top of epl! Nuff said , Wolves are the oldest and the Best! Go old gold and black!
The EFL did dispute the claim that Stoke were formed in 1863, and confirmed that Nottingham Forest took the title of oldest football league club from Notts County following the Magpies relegation: www.nottinghamforest.news/2019/05/10/nottingham-forest-officially-confirmed-as-the-football-leagues-oldest-club/
Could you do a video on "Top teams who play other sports"
An few examples would be FC Barcelona or PSG, between whom, handball, basketball, roller hockey, volleyball are played, just to name a few.
Could you make one about the oldest teams outside of Engeland? Because all the oldest teams in the world are all english which makes perfect sence but still haha
It is interesting to see the first football club was formed by cricketers ..
A lot of them were, Hallam FC (1860), Sheffield Wednesday FC (1867) and Sheffield United FC (1889) were also formed more or less the same way.
Come on Wrexham! You may be a bit crap nowadays but you still made a HITC sevens video!!! 😂😂😂
A thoroughly interesting piece, but "football" covers a great many codes and I'm sure that clubs formed in the 1860s were not what would be classed as association clubs. Between 1863 (founding of the FA) and 1871 (founding of the RFU) clubs would play a hybrid of the codes. For instance Glasgow clubs Queen's Park and Thistle played in the late 1860s and scores were determined through touchdowns and kicks at goal.
What about Nottingham forest as they formed in 1865
not as old as wrexham so they dont make the list. are you dumb?
@@christunnell381 Not as old Stoke either...
Out of interest, are Wrexham still Professional, as they have been out the EFL for so long
Well according to new reports forest are classed as the oldest football club in the league
@@andyjacques1009 its not on about the oldest in the league though its about the oldest clubs
@@mrfozz3742 no clue mate, not a wrexham fan
You need to update ... Palace have proved the link to the earlier club .... same ground same owners .... keep playing cricket but couldn't do football until the new football ground was built but did play friendly games..
Can you do one of these about teams that are currently in the football league (only down to league 2)
You need to change your videos name to Oldest Association Football Clubs. Australia has Melbourne Football Club Est 1957 but Australian Rules Football is played.
1858.
@@pauljarvis446, which is funny because when I was a kid I had a poster that said 1856. Geelong was the same. 40 years later maybe they have all agreed on a year.
I know this isn't a 7 list but can you fo a best club in every county thanks :)
imagine being an organised club formed years before any other club. what you gonna do before the other teams started.
Be the best in the world
I think the first club to named as such was Edinburgh Football Club.
7 oldest football stadiums: where are they now? 👍🏻
Will be the same teams mostly
Why say "Where are they now?" They're just going to be in exactly the same spot that they were when they were built...
That depends on of the definition of a stadium. Everton left Anfield in 1892 so Anfield is older than Goodison, but Anfield was earth embankments with a fence around it while Goodison was the first purpose build football stadium in existence. The irony being that Anfield is now a 55'000 capacity modern stadium while Goodison still has 2 stands designed by Archie Leitch. If you look for any of his work ( Villa Park, Anfield, Old Trafford etc) you'll soon get an idea of which ones are still in use today.
Apparently it's Bramal lane , which would make sense as Sheffield FC did play there in 1862. Again though , I can't say how much of an actual stadium it was then by our definition today.
Deepdale is officially the oldest ground in the world that's still in use by a proffessional club......
Sheffield United didn't officially start playing football until 1889.
However we did form from the cricket club that invented football as a way to keep fit in the winter when there was no cricket.
Wrong
SUFC did not form Sheffield Cricket Club in 1855 I'm afraid
England’s squad for the 2007 u17 World Cup, where are they now
Wrexham made it in a video madness
Surley this list should be when they were formed/merged not when they played their first game?
Missed worksop town fc 4th oldest football club 1861!
Sheffield Fc were once the number 1 team in the world 😳
Renton FC and Dumbarton FC were world Champions in the late 1880s, fact.
Do Current 1 man national teams, with 1 amazing players and the others kinda or very bad.
Would definitely put Chatvetadze and Georgia on this list
@@williamfortescue9850 Egypt, Denmark, Poland, Wales
Stoke shouldn't be on this list.
An EFL Spokesman confirmed that Nottingham Forest are the oldest EFL club not Stoke City due to the lack of evidence regarding Stoke City's claims. In the words of football historian Mark Metcalf.
“Official records show that a club known as Stoke Ramblers was formed in October 1868 when they played their first game.
“That club later merged with Stoke Victoria Cricket Club and eventually became Stoke City.
“Basically, it means that Nottingham Forest are the second-oldest club in the top four divisions and will become the oldest if Notts County are relegated.”
All of this can be found after like 5 minutes of research lads.
I'm now a Cambridge and Tottenham fan.-)
I'm still a Stoke fan.
Please do one single video about the Irish premiere leauge
Glentoran is in Irish league
There's only one team missing here 😉 that's Crystal Palace, but because this video was made prior to our announcement I'll let you off 👍
Do one on the number of attempts at creating a professional league in the US
Where’s Worksop Town?
I was about to put a disclaimer for myself saying if I didn’t see anything about Sheffield or Sheffield fc I’d be fuming, 10 seconds in and we good fam.
There is evidence Chesterfield were formed at least as early as 1863
Who did the first team play against if they were the first team?
This isn't about the first team. It's about the oldest still existing team
I'd always thought that Corinthians (UK) were one of the oldest. I guess not. 🤔
late 1880s. No longer existing anyway, the merged with Casuals FC.
shaqiri was at Stoke for ages 2:24
Notts County is NOT the oldest 'football' Profesional football club in the world.
It's actually Melbourne FC, based in Australia who were formed in 1858
Wrong sport mate.
@@michealflaithbheartaigh4139
To avoid confusion it should be called by its correct name, Association Football.
@@michealflaithbheartaigh4139 then Sheffield FC should not be on this list either since they were playing something closer Aussie or Gaelic rules
And the fsct that Australian Football rules was codified before association football
Wrong, you need to read the Sheffield rules, they made the civilized game you see today.@@downnice95
How can an Australian club be the oldest club in the world? Football started in England.
There have been a lot of cold and rainy Teusday nights in Stoke😲
Best thing about the lower leagues is that 99% of the time the league name is longer than the club's history.
5:30 that is a big one
Do the 7 best teams created after 2000
Mate where do u get your facts from Nottingham Forest for the oldest league club
Great job!!
New Ideas: oldest clubs outside of the British Isles, oldest clubs by continent.
You should have used Bury as the thumbnail
That final photo I thought was Sheffield United vs Sheffield Wednesday lol
Close-ish, it's United and Hallam instead.
kilmarnock fc were formed in 1869.
Stoke City were founded in 1903ish. The stock Ramblers were founded in 63 and folded to make Stoke City, so although holding the name Stoke, they are not the eldest.
7 best/biggest clubs who share stadiums (Milan clubs)
well crystal palace are now apparently the oldest professional football club.