When new champions are crowned at the end of the season it’ll be the first time in premier league history that Alex Ferguson was won less titles than all other managers together. He‘s been retired 7 years. 13 of the currently 26 premier league years belong to him.
Hasn’t there been 27 premier league seasons already though?
When new champions are crowned at the end of the season it’ll be the first time in premier league history that Alex Ferguson was won less titles than all other managers together. He‘s been retired 7 years. 13 of the currently 26 premier league years belong to him.
Hasn’t there been 27 premier league seasons already though?
September 1st 2001 was the date that car registrations changed, instead of the first letter representing a year it became a 2 digit number, 51 was the first. Also on that day, England played a world cup qualifier in Germany, the score 5-1
I'm talking about it too much but it fascinates me too much
Games can only be held on Saturday 29th February once every 28-years
Not quite true. Because 1900 wasn't a leap year, there would have been a gap longer than 28 years before the days of the week and dates matched up again. I haven't looked up what the effect was, but it would have meant either less or more than 28 years between such Saturdays. The same will happen with 2100, 2200 and 2300 not being leap years but we won't be around. Indeed, the way things are going, the human race may not be around.
I'm talking about it too much but it fascinates me too much
Games can only be held on Saturday 29th February once every 28-years
Not quite true. Because 1900 wasn't a leap year, there would have been a gap longer than 28 years before the days of the week and dates matched up again. I haven't looked up what the effect was, but it would have meant either less or more than 28 years between such Saturdays. The same will happen with 2100, 2200 and 2300 not being leap years but we won't be around. Indeed, the way things are going, the human race may not be around.
And with that I just learnt the 100 year not a leap year/400 years is a leap year thing.
September 1st 2001 was the date that car registrations changed, instead of the first letter representing a year it became a 2 digit number, 51 was the first. Also on that day, England played a world cup qualifier in Germany, the score 5-1
I hate to be pedantic, but the score was 1-5, not 5-1.
I'm talking about it too much but it fascinates me too much
Games can only be held on Saturday 29th February once every 28-years
Not quite true. Because 1900 wasn't a leap year, there would have been a gap longer than 28 years before the days of the week and dates matched up again. I haven't looked up what the effect was, but it would have meant either less or more than 28 years between such Saturdays. The same will happen with 2100, 2200 and 2300 not being leap years but we won't be around. Indeed, the way things are going, the human race may not be around.
And with that I just learnt the 100 year not a leap year/400 years is a leap year thing.
But isn't every 2000 years a "super leap year" with 30 days in Feb?
Charlton Athletic are enjoying a 17 day unbeaten run. Remarkably, they haven’t allowed the opponents a shot on goal, had one themselves. Also, no corners, free kicks or throw ins have been conceded my any of the teams. Even more of a surprise is that Jason Pearce hasn’t laid a finger on the player his has been marking.
I'm talking about it too much but it fascinates me too much
Games can only be held on Saturday 29th February once every 28-years
Not quite true. Because 1900 wasn't a leap year, there would have been a gap longer than 28 years before the days of the week and dates matched up again. I haven't looked up what the effect was, but it would have meant either less or more than 28 years between such Saturdays. The same will happen with 2100, 2200 and 2300 not being leap years but we won't be around. Indeed, the way things are going, the human race may not be around.
And with that I just learnt the 100 year not a leap year/400 years is a leap year thing.
But isn't every 2000 years a "super leap year" with 30 days in Feb?
I'm talking about it too much but it fascinates me too much
Games can only be held on Saturday 29th February once every 28-years
Not quite true. Because 1900 wasn't a leap year, there would have been a gap longer than 28 years before the days of the week and dates matched up again. I haven't looked up what the effect was, but it would have meant either less or more than 28 years between such Saturdays. The same will happen with 2100, 2200 and 2300 not being leap years but we won't be around. Indeed, the way things are going, the human race may not be around.
And with that I just learnt the 100 year not a leap year/400 years is a leap year thing.
But isn't every 2000 years a "super leap year" with 30 days in Feb?
The year 2000 was only 2000 after a totally arbatory point in time.
I am sure I have read somewhere that a year is 365 and a quarter days, plus a tiny little bit more. So about every 2000 years you would have to have an extra day.
I'm talking about it too much but it fascinates me too much
Games can only be held on Saturday 29th February once every 28-years
Not quite true. Because 1900 wasn't a leap year, there would have been a gap longer than 28 years before the days of the week and dates matched up again. I haven't looked up what the effect was, but it would have meant either less or more than 28 years between such Saturdays. The same will happen with 2100, 2200 and 2300 not being leap years but we won't be around. Indeed, the way things are going, the human race may not be around.
And with that I just learnt the 100 year not a leap year/400 years is a leap year thing.
But isn't every 2000 years a "super leap year" with 30 days in Feb?
The year 2000 was only 2000 after a totally arbatory point in time.
I am sure I have read somewhere that a year is 365 and a quarter days, plus a tiny little bit more. So about every 2000 years you would have to have an extra day.
Actually, it’s 365 and a quarter days but a tiny little bit LESS which is why 3 out of 4 “100 years” don’t have a leap year as mentioned above.
In 2002 a match ended 149-0. Every goal was an own goal. AS Adama beat Stade Olympique de L'Emyrne in Madagascar. In protest at some poor decisions from the ref, every time SOE kicked off they kicked the ball into their own net.
In 2002 a match ended 149-0. Every goal was an own goal. AS Adama beat Stade Olympique de L'Emyrne in Madagascar. In protest at some poor decisions from the ref, every time SOE kicked off they kicked the ball into their own net.
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Games can only be held on Saturday 29th February once every 28-years
More info on FA mentioning 29 Feb games
https://www.cafc.co.uk/news/view/5e59148515477/leap-day-addicks-charltons-record-on-february-29th
Can't make this one, but will aim to make the next.
Charlton have the same form as Liverpool.
1) Where did you get that idea?
2) You did live through 2000 so surely you'd have noticed 30 days in Feb, no?
However, 30th Feb has existed:
https://www.timeanddate.com/date/february-30.html
The year 2000 was only 2000 after a totally arbatory point in time.
I am sure I have read somewhere that a year is 365 and a quarter days, plus a tiny little bit more. So about every 2000 years you would have to have an extra day.
that was deleted without explanation,outrageous!!!