The following facts and trivia about football greats may amaze you when you read them, and almost certainly you will end up searching to see if they are actually true!
- The reason Juventus play in black and white is due to Notts County.
- Juventus originally played in pink but, when it rained, they found that the shirts ran. They asked an English associate of the club to source them new kits. He contacted somebody he knew in Nottingham who sent
- Ipswich Town have never lost a European game at home, this includes wins over Barcelona, Real Madrid, Inter Milan and AC Milan among other top teams. They won the UEFA Cup in 1981.
- Mourinho once went 9 YEARS without losing a single home game. The SPECIAL one.
- In 2016, Cristiano Ronaldo finished the year with more trophies (4) than games lost (3)
- Hugo Sánchez scored 38 La Liga goals in the 1989/90 season for Real Madrid, and all of them came with a first touch finish.
- The treble winning 99 United team lost less games in their season than the 04 Invincible Arsenal team did in. their season
- Sergio Ramos never received a red card while playing for the Spain National Team
- No English manager has ever won the Premier League
- Chelsea Football Club are the only team in history to have held the UEFA Champions League title and UEFA Europa League title simultaneously
- Diego Maradona once played for Tottenham
- Kevin De Bruyne has never won EPL player of the month but has won Player of the season twice
- John Terry scored more Premier League goals for Chelsea (68) than Andres Iniesta scored La Liga goals for Barcelona (35)
- Gareth Bale's first trophyless season after leaving Tottenham was the season he went back to Tottenham.
- Kingsley Coman has won the league title in every year as a professional footballer until Bayern Munich signed Harry Kane
- Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Cristiano Ronaldo have scored at least a goal in every minute of a football match
- Gary Lineker never received a yellow or red card during his career
- Neymar won La Liga Player of the Month award before Lionel Messi
