r/Championship

The EFL Championship but it's every country/constituent country/overseas territory that is a FIFA member that has had a player with at least 1 appearance in the competition from 2004/05 onwards using a combo of my own personal knowledge, wikipedia & fellow redditors & I've listed a player from each
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The EFL Championship but it's every country/constituent country/overseas territory that is a FIFA member that has had a player with at least 1 appearance in the competition from 2004/05 onwards using a combo of my own personal knowledge, wikipedia & fellow redditors & I've listed a player from each

Afghanistan - Amin Nabizada
Albania - Anis Mehmeti
Algeria - Mehdi Leris
American Samoa -
Angola - Manuel Benson
Anguilla -
Antigua and Barbuda - Mikele Leigertwood
Argentina - Emi Martinez
Armenia -
Aruba -
Australia - Kenny Dougall
Austria - Dominik Frieser
Azerbaijan -
Bahamas -
Bahrain -
Bangladesh - Hamza Choudhury
Barbados - Thierry Gale
Belarus -
Belgium - Dennis Praet
Belize -
Benin - Andreas Hountondji
Bermuda - Nakhi Wells
Bhutan -
Bolivia -
Bosnia and Herzegovina - Anel Ahmedhodzic
Botswana -
Brazil - Neto Borges
British Virgin Islands -
Brunei -
Bulgaria - Ilia Gruev
Burkina Faso - Nasser Djiga
Burundi - Gael Bigirimana
Cape Verde - Ryan Mendes
Cambodia -
Cameroon - Harold Moukoudi
Canada - Cyle Larin
Cayman Islands -
Central African Republic
Chad -
Chile - Ben Brereton Diaz
China - Zhi Zheng
Chinese Taipei (Taiwan) - Tim Chow
Colombia - Oscar Estupinian
Comoros - Remy Vita
Congo - Christ Makosso
Congo DR - Edo Kayembe
Cook Islands -
Costa Rica - Bryan Ruiz
Cote D'Ivoire - Jean Michael Seri
Croatia - Ivor Pandur
Cuba - Onel Hernandez
Curacao - Leandro Bacuna
Cyprus - Marcus Edwards
Czech Republic - Ladislav Krejci
Denmark - Elias Jelert
Djibouti -
Dominica -
DPR Korea -
Dominican Republic - Junior Firpo
Ecuador - Jeremy Sarmiento
Egypt - Ahmed Hegazi
El Salvador
England - Jarrod Bowen
Equatorial Guinea - Emilio Nsue
Eritrea -
Estonia - Mart Poom
Eswatini -
Ethiopia -
Faroe Islands - Claus Bech Jorgensen
Fiji - Joshua Laqeretabua
Finland - Teemu Pukki
France - Moussa Sissoko
French Guiana -
Gabon - Jacques Ekomie
Georgia - Giorgi Chakvetadze
Germany - Caspar Jander
Ghana - Antoine Senenyo
Gibraltar - Scott Wiseman
Greece - Manolis Siopis
Grenada - Reuben Noble-Lazarus
Guadeloupe - Miguel Commiges
Guam -
Guatemala - Nathaniel Mendez-Laing
Guinea - Sory Kaba
Guinea Bissau - Alfa Semedo
Guyana - Isaiah Jones
Haiti - Wilson Isidor
Honduras - Maynor Figueroa
Hong Kong -
Hungary - Kornel Szucs
Iceland - Johann Berg Gudmundsson
India - Ryan Williams
Indonesia - Joey Pelupessy
Iran - Allahyar Sayyadmanesh
Iraq - Ali Al-Hamadi
Israel - Tomer Hemed
Italy - Marco Faraoni
Jamaica - Joel Latibeaudiere
Japan - Yu Hirakawa
Jordan - Tammer Bany
Kazakhstan - Alexander Merkel
Kenya - Collins Sichenje
Korea Republic - Bae Jun-Ho
Kosovo - Adthe Nuhiu
Kuwait -
Kyrgyzstan -
Laos -
Latvia - Kaspars Gorkss
Lebanon -
Lesotho -
Liberia - Alex Nimely
Libya -
Lithuania - Marius Zaliukas
Luxemborg - Danel Sinani
Macau -
Madagascar -
Malawi -
Malaysia -
Maldives -
Mali - Adama Noss Traore
Malta - Daniel Bogdanovic
Martinique - Jonathan Varane
Mauritania - Djeidi Gassama
Mauritius - Kevin Bru
Mexico - Raul Jimenez
Moldova -
Mongolia -
Montenegro - Milutin Osmajic
Montserrat - Lyle Taylor
Morocco - Imran Louza
Mozambique - Armando Sa
Myanmar -
Namibia - Ryan Nyambe
Nepal -
Netherlands - Crysensio Summerville
New Caledonia -
New Zealand - Liberato Cacace
Nicaragua -
Niger -
Nigeria - Bright Osayi-Samuel
North Macedonia - Darko Churlinov
Northern Ireland - Brodie Spencer
Norway - Sander Berge
Oman - Ali Al Habsi
Pakistan - Zesh Rehman
Palestine -
Panama - Jose Cordoba
Papua New Guinea -
Paraguay - Gustavo Caballero
Peru - Oliver Sonne
Philippines - Neil Etheridge
Poland - Bartosz Bialkowski
Portugal - Diogo Jota
Puerto Rico -
Qatar -
Republic of Ireland - Adam Idah
Romania - George Puscas
Russia - Pavel Pogrebnyak
Rwanda -
Samoa -
San Marino -
Sao Tome and Principe -
Saudi Arabia -
Scotland - John McGinn
Senegal - Iliman Ndiaye
Serbia - Alexander Mitrovic
Seychelles - Kevin Betsy
Sierra Leone - Kei Kamara
Singapore - Perry Ng
Slovakia - Tomas Rigo
Slovenia - Bojan Jokic
Solomon Islands -
Somalia - Abdi Sharif
South Africa - Kamohelo Mokotjo
South Sudan -
Spain - Adama Traore
Sri Lanka -
St Kitts and Nevis - Romaine Sawyers
St Lucia - Janoi Donacien
St Vincent and the Grenadines
Sudan - Mo Eisa
Suriname - Joel Piroe
Sweden - Kristoffer Nordfeldt
Switzerland - Almen Abdi
Syria -
Tahiti -
Tajikistan -
Tanzania -
Thailand -
The Gambia - Ebou Adams
Timor-Leste -
Togo - Yoan Folly
Trinidad and Tobago - Rio Cardines
Tunisia - Yan Valery
Turkey - Ozan Tufan
Turkmenistan -
Turks and Caicos - Steven Sessegnon
Uganda - Jordan Obita
Ukraine - Ivan Varfolomeev
United Arab Emirates
Uruguay - Carlos De Pena
US Virgin Islands
USA - Aidan Morris
Uzbekistan -
Vanuatu -
Venezuela - Fernando Amorebieta
Vietnam -
Wales - Jordan James
Yemen -
Zambia - Patson Daka
Zimbabwe - Marvelous Nakamba

u/Prestigious-Ad-220 — 4 days ago

[David Ornstein] Southampton’s Tonda Eckert handed suspended six-week ban for role in ‘Spygate’ scandal

Southampton head coach Tonda Eckert has been given a suspended six-week ban by the English Football Association (FA) after its investigation into the ‘Spygate’ scandal that saw the club kicked out of the Championship play-off final in May.

Eckert has also been handed a small fine, having been charged by the governing body for bringing the game into disrepute in July. He had been at Wembley Stadium for a hearing on September 24, before the FA delivered their verdict in an announcement on Wednesday.

The FA’s investigation followed on from the English Football League (EFL) expelling the club from the play-off final after they admitted to spying on other clubs’ training sessions — with Middlesbrough, who they beat in the semi-finals, reinstated.

Southampton also admitted to spying on Oxford United and Ipswich Town, prompting an independent EFL commission to find that Eckert had been behind a “contrived and determined plan” to spy on the clubs.

As well as being kicked out of the play-off final, Southampton were handed a four-point deduction ahead of this season. Without this, they would be in the play-off spots instead of in 13th.

nytimes.com
u/TheAthletic — 8 days ago

[Alfie House - Southampton reporter] Hearing positive noises around FA Tonda Eckert verdict.

u/Zach-dalt — 8 days ago

The Championship XI, as decided by r/Championship!

After weeks (ish) of deliberating, this your Championship XI, with Neil Warnock's assistant determined to be Mick McCarthy with 209 votes 🧠

🏆 So your final lineup is:

GK: Lee Camp

LB: George Friend

CB: Sol Bamba

CB: Richard Keogh

RB: Luke Ayling

CM: Peter Whittingham

CM: Barry Bannan

LM: Jobi McAnuff

RM: Albert Adomah

AM: Wes Hoolahan

ST: Billy Sharp

Manager: Neil Warnock

Assistant: Mick McCarthy

Subs:

GK: Bartosz Białkowski

LB: Jake Bidwell

CB: Malky Mackay

RB: Chris Gunter

CM: Jonny Howson

LM: Andy Reid

RM: Anthony Knockaert

ST: Lukas Jutkiewicz

ST: Ross McCormack

Coach: Chris Wilder

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Where would this team finish in the current Championship season? And what would their home stadium be?

Thanks for taking part everyone, it's been good fun, we're finally nearing the end of the longest international break ever with West Ham v QPR on Friday night! 💥

u/Zach-dalt — 8 days ago

Championship table based on how many appearances Hungarian players have made for each club.

Source: Transfermarkt

Birmingham: -

Blackburn: Balázs Tóth (49)

Bolton: Ádám Bogdán (120) Szabolcs Schön (44-1)

Bristol City: Ádám Nagy (62-3) Vilmos Sebők (27) Tamás Vaskó (21-1)

Burnley: Gábor Király (29)

Cardiff: Gábor Gyepes (74-5)

Charlton: Loic Nego (1)

Derby: Tamás Priskin (5-1)

Lincoln: János Kovács (66-4)

Middlesborough: József Varga (36)

Millwall: Callum Styles (22-1)

Norwich: -

Portsmouth: Gábor Gyepes (37-4) Márkó Futács (30-5) Márk Kosznovszky (16) Ákos Buzsáky (8)

Preston: Tamás Priskin (5-2)

QPR: Ákos Buzsáky (125-24) Dániel Tőzsér (17-1) Tamás Priskin (13-1)

Sheff utd: -

Southampton: Zoltán Lipták (7)

Stoke City: -

Swansea: Tamás Priskin (4-1) János Haász (1)

Watford: Tamás Priskin (83-19) Dániel Tőzsér (66-5)

West Brom: Zoltán Gera (191-29) Callum Styles (92-5) Márton Fülöp (3)

West Ham: Péter Kurucz (1)

Wolves: Gábor Gyepes (24) Dénes Rósa (12-2)

Wrexham: -

u/lanecker94 — 8 days ago