English Premier League Season Review 2005-2006 Part 2

Manchester United, looking to win their first Premier League title in three seasons, recruited Fulham goalkeeper Edwin van der Sar and South Korean star Ji Sung-Park in the summer. The Red Devils inflicted Chelsea's first defeat of the league campaign as Darren Fletcher's header sealed the three points in their November clash at Old Trafford.
The previous week, bottom-club Everton ended the Blues' perfect start. The Toffees, who secured a fourth-place finish in 2004/05, started a run of 13 points from a possible 18 with a draw against Chelsea as they dragged themselves out of the drop zone.

[@shannanreid-hoey2452]

Can you upload part 4 to this please

[@Ash-wu9yx]

Arsenals era there luck ended at Higbury with a Henry Hattrick... They were never the same again...

[@MultiRibrob]

forgot about wayne rooneys injury such a killer for england

[@petershortland478]

Should never have been picked they knew he wasn't fit

[@joesheppard9571]

What happened to birmingham city and west bormwitch

[@Nightopian1982]

Birmingham got promoted straight back to the Prem the following season, but then got relegated again in 07/08, and then promoted in 08/09. They were one of the 'yo-yo clubs' like West Brom, Watford, Sunderland etc. I think they got relegated for the last time in 2011 but amazingly they also won the League Cup that year too! They've flirted with relegation from the second tier a few times, but have been generally a lower-mid table side.
West Brom have been up and down a few times, like Birmingham. They did however spend about 7/8 consecutive years in the Prem. They've generally done better in the Championship than Birmingham though.
It's either Coventry or Luton joining Burnley and Sheffield United in the Prem next season. It'll make a change to have a different side in there.

[@kadrierkal2481]

M lokomotiv 7ı7😊😊😊

[@joesheppard9571]

Birmingham city Midlands number 1