Preston North End-The Original Invincibles | AFC Finners | Football History Documentary 

Yes, it is really important for people to know about the original Invincibles🤩 I am from Norway and it is just two clubs that have gone unbeaten in one season, Fredrikstad did it in 1951-52 and Rosenborg did it in 2010😀

More likely they’ll repeat it than Arsenal!

Emojiiiisss

@@afcfinners No they won't what are you talking about arsenal will win it again

@@afcfinners hello!

As a kid in Arbroath Scotland I followed North End reading the Sunday Post. Big following.

I wish I'd known that when I lived in Scotland.

What’s his name?

@@afcfinners David eyres.

@@knottybogeye6387 David Eyres , a great player .Probably the best left winger I’ve ever seen at PNE !

Thank you!!!

We need them in the prem at some point, arguably english football’s first great club, criminal how long they’ve been away, hope they can keep it up

@@afcfinners Almost every club which has been in the top flight before bounces back to it at some stage, even if it's many decades later. Huddersfield and Brentford are two great recent examples. PNE last saw top flight status in 1961 and have also won two titles. It's therefore far more likely PNE will make the Prem one day soon than say Plymouth Argyle or Rotherham who are also playing currently in the Championship but have never played top flight football. However, PNE, Bristol City and even Millwall could well make the Prem within the next couple of seasons but have never been in it before now. That's generally how the English football pyramid works over time.

@@ChrissyboyH44 Yeah I've seen many clubs get to the prem for the first time like Bournemouth, Huddersfield and Hull and expect the likes of PNE and BC to follow soon, I think it's a healthy aspect of English football

Oh I’d love it if they came back

@@afcfinners it's surely a matter of time they've been established in the championship for almost a decade now

Hopefully it is only recessive.