stat attack!

[Bluemoon4610]

Just read thet Antoine Semenyo is only the 4th player to have played at every level from non-league, all 4 English divisions, and Champions League. A great rise through the ranks, and a symbol of hope for players not coming through PL academies. Take a bow, Antoine, for showing hard work can pay off in the end.

[nottsblue]

Just read thet Antoine Semenyo is only the 4th player to have played at every level from non-league, all 4 English divisions, and Champions League. A great rise through the ranks, and a symbol of hope for players not coming through PL academies. Take a bow, Antoine, for showing hard work can pay off in the end.

Who are the others?
Vardy?
Earnshaw?

[BlueinBosnia]

Just read thet Antoine Semenyo is only the 4th player to have played at every level from non-league, all 4 English divisions, and Champions League. A great rise through the ranks, and a symbol of hope for players not coming through PL academies. Take a bow, Antoine, for showing hard work can pay off in the end.

Who are the others?
Vardy?
Earnshaw?

Steve Finnan's one - I saw that a few months back (maybe even on this site).

I'd have thought Peter Beardsley was one, too, but he never played non-league, and left Newcastle the season before they played in the CL.

[zuricity]

Just read thet Antoine Semenyo is only the 4th player to have played at every level from non-league, all 4 English divisions, and Champions League. A great rise through the ranks, and a symbol of hope for players not coming through PL academies. Take a bow, Antoine, for showing hard work can pay off in the end.

Who are the others?
Vardy?
Earnshaw?

Steve Finnan's one - I saw that a few months back (maybe even on this site).

I'd have thought Peter Beardsley was one, too, but he never played non-league, and left Newcastle the season before they played in the CL.

So he' s not one of them then ?

[Scatman]

Teddy Sheringham?

[charvet_wonderland]

Im sure I read Earnshaw has scored a hat trick at every level including international. Possibly not champions league but that is not a football tier in my opinion. Lovely claim to fame

[Harry Dowd scored]

Stan Collymore went through the leagues

1989–1990 Stafford Rangers 35 (11)
1990–1992 Crystal Palace 20 (1)
1992–1993 Southend United 30 (15)
1993–1995 Nottingham Forest 65 (41)
1995–1997 Liverpool 64 (28)
1997–2000 Aston Villa 46 (7)
1999 → Fulham (loan) 6 (0)
2000 Leicester City 11 (5)
2000–2001 Bradford City 7 (2)
2001 Real Oviedo 3 (0)
Total 287 (110)
International career
1995–1997 England 3 (0)
* Club domestic league appearances and goals

[Bluemoon4610]

Just read thet Antoine Semenyo is only the 4th player to have played at every level from non-league, all 4 English divisions, and Champions League. A great rise through the ranks, and a symbol of hope for players not coming through PL academies. Take a bow, Antoine, for showing hard work can pay off in the end.

Who are the others?
Vardy?
Earnshaw?

It was a BBC piece, so very poorly researched and therefore no mention of the others. I was too busy to look it up myself. I'll have a look now...

[Bluemoon4610]

Just read thet Antoine Semenyo is only the 4th player to have played at every level from non-league, all 4 English divisions, and Champions League. A great rise through the ranks, and a symbol of hope for players not coming through PL academies. Take a bow, Antoine, for showing hard work can pay off in the end.

Who are the others?
Vardy?
Earnshaw?

It was a BBC piece, so very poorly researched and therefore no mention of the others. I was too busy to look it up myself. I'll have a look now...

Best answer I can find is this:

Steve Finnan
Ricky Lambert
Dan Burn
Antoine Semenyo

From nonleague to Champions League: Man City's Semenyo joins exclusive club - ESPN https://share.google/gyN2a3JjX7fBAOWXu

[BlueinBosnia]

Stan Collymore went through the leagues

1989–1990 Stafford Rangers 35 (11)
1990–1992 Crystal Palace 20 (1)
1992–1993 Southend United 30 (15)
1993–1995 Nottingham Forest 65 (41)
1995–1997 Liverpool 64 (28)
1997–2000 Aston Villa 46 (7)
1999 → Fulham (loan) 6 (0)
2000 Leicester City 11 (5)
2000–2001 Bradford City 7 (2)
2001 Real Oviedo 3 (0)
Total 287 (110)
International career
1995–1997 England 3 (0)
* Club domestic league appearances and goals

No CL, though.

[BlueinBosnia]

Just read thet Antoine Semenyo is only the 4th player to have played at every level from non-league, all 4 English divisions, and Champions League. A great rise through the ranks, and a symbol of hope for players not coming through PL academies. Take a bow, Antoine, for showing hard work can pay off in the end.

Who are the others?
Vardy?
Earnshaw?

It was a BBC piece, so very poorly researched and therefore no mention of the others. I was too busy to look it up myself. I'll have a look now...

Best answer I can find is this:

Steve Finnan
Ricky Lambert
Dan Burn
Antoine Semenyo

From nonleague to Champions League: Man City's Semenyo joins exclusive club - ESPN https://share.google/gyN2a3JjX7fBAOWXu

Just searched, and Gary Hooper too (although he played in the CL with Celtic)

[Bluemoon4610]

Just read thet Antoine Semenyo is only the 4th player to have played at every level from non-league, all 4 English divisions, and Champions League. A great rise through the ranks, and a symbol of hope for players not coming through PL academies. Take a bow, Antoine, for showing hard work can pay off in the end.

Who are the others?
Vardy?
Earnshaw?

It was a BBC piece, so very poorly researched and therefore no mention of the others. I was too busy to look it up myself. I'll have a look now...

Best answer I can find is this:

Steve Finnan
Ricky Lambert
Dan Burn
Antoine Semenyo

From nonleague to Champions League: Man City's Semenyo joins exclusive club - ESPN https://share.google/gyN2a3JjX7fBAOWXu

Just searched, and Gary Hooper too (although he played in the CL with Celtic)

Yeah, saw Hooper mentioned elsewhere but I think the article was focusing on English teams only.

[Bluemoon4610]

Just back from the match, so haven't had the chance to catch up on here. Apologies if this has been posted elsewhere, but it made my day.

From the BBC report on the thrashing of the murdering dippers:
Having defeated Liverpool home and away in the league this season, City's brilliant display sealed a hat-trick of wins over the Reds for the first time in almost a century

[nottsblue]

We have won 18 consecutive home matches in the competition and in doing so have surpassed Clapham Rovers' long-standing record, which was set between December 1873 and February 1881.
The last team to beat City in the FA Cup at Etihad Stadium were Middlesbrough 11 years ago

[nottsblue]

We’ve also extended our record breaking run of consecutive semi final appearances to 8

[nottsblue]

We’ve now scored over 1400 goals since Pep arrived.

Be surprised if any team in the same period gets within 200 goals of that

[CTID Hants]

We’ve now scored over 1400 goals since Pep arrived.

Be surprised if any team in the same period gets within 200 goals of that

Mentioned this in the match thread and surprised by the lack of response to it.

Also the other stat where have won 18 fa cup home games in a row, which iirc topples a record from 1873 .

The other land mark today is 8 consecutive FA cup semi finals in a row that has never been done before by anyone.

[nottsblue]

We’ve now scored over 1400 goals since Pep arrived.

Be surprised if any team in the same period gets within 200 goals of that

Mentioned this in the match thread and surprised by the lack of response to it.

Also the other stat where have won 18 fa cup home games in a row, which iirc topples a record from 1873 .

The other land mark today is 8 consecutive FA cup semi finals in a row that has never been done before by anyone.

Another great day of record breaking. Norris McWhirter would have been a busy man

[CTID Hants]

We’ve now scored over 1400 goals since Pep arrived.

Be surprised if any team in the same period gets within 200 goals of that

Mentioned this in the match thread and surprised by the lack of response to it.

Also the other stat where have won 18 fa cup home games in a row, which iirc topples a record from 1873 .

The other land mark today is 8 consecutive FA cup semi finals in a row that has never been done before by anyone.

Another great day of record breaking. Norris McWhirter would have been a busy man

Indeed NB and long may it continue

[Slim]

It seems very likely now that Chelsea or City(or both) will make the final, making it 10 years in a row where one of the two made the final.