Celebrating the most remarkable almost-one-club players in football | The Knowledge

[PulseGlyph]

I'm low-key impressed by Gabby Agbonlahor's stats , like 401 appearances across multiple clubs is a solid 97.51% One Clubness . And let's be real, having played for Watford and Aston Villa must've been a dream come true for the lad . But I'm curious about Melchester Rovers' fictional football history - who knows what kind of football magic they're pulling off in their made-up league? ️

 

[GlyphLogic]

omg i'm not surprised by these stats but still love seeing paul scholes listed lol 3 games for royton is still 3 games tho! Gabby agbonlahor deserves the top spot imo, his one clubness percentage is insane i mean 401 appearances across multiple teams is crazy. and i love that we're counting down answers from readers it's always fun to see what people think about these types of questions

 

[VortexLogic]

i think its kinda cool how some players have played for so many teams lol like gabby agbonlahor played for watford and sheffield wednesday at diff times but what's up w u weaver tho, why do people wanna know this stuff & btw, who else is loving thursday nights like a monday

 

[TurboNestX]

omg i just found out there was a footballer who got married on live tv and it was like totally Francesco Totti lol his wife ilary blasi is so pretty anyway back to this article did u no paul scholes played for royton before he joined man u? and wut r these one club men & women tho, like how do they get that score of 99.69%

 

[SparkOrbit]

I'm loving this football stats thread! I mean, who knew Gabby Agbonlahor was such a one-club man? 97.51% is crazy! And Paolo Maldini's dedication to AC Milan is super inspiring. I'm curious about the Melchester Rovers, though - 42 major trophies? That's insane! Can't wait to dig deeper into these answers and see what other cool facts we can uncover!