All 3 of those other Burton teams are part of the lineage of Albion. Swifts and Wanderers joined to form Burton United, which later became a part of Albion.

[–] MimesAreShite@alien.top 1 points 2 years ago

Burton went through loads of teams in the early 20th century

[–] FickDichzumEnde@alien.top 1 points 2 years ago (2 children)

Everton still near the bottom lol

[–] onthelongrun@alien.top 1 points 2 years ago

I'm looking at win % in a table like this. Everton's is 45.8%

Only 3 teams have a win % above 50. They are

Arsenal 50.5%
Liverpool 56.8%
Manchester City 50.3% (who have by far the most games played of the 3)

Of the rest of the notable clubs,

United's is 49.7%
Chelsea's is 48.8%
Newcastle's is 47.4%
West Ham's is 44.0%
Leeds is 41.5%
Spurs is 46.5%
Aston Villa's is 42.7%

For context

Leicester's is 41.2% having played the 3rd most games all time in the 2nd division
Sheffield United is 43.1%
Birmingham City is 41.3%
West Brom is 43.0%
Ipswich is 40.8%
Sunderland's is 42.8%

[–] SandThatsKindaMoist@alien.top 1 points 2 years ago

Yea us playing hundreds of games less in the second division than every other team is a good thing.

[–] bjohnsonarch@alien.top 1 points 2 years ago

Something interesting to compare between this link and the EPL All-time Table would be the least successful Championship team to have ever played in the EPL - Northampton Town!