Burnley F.C

Burnley Football Club is a famous English football club also known as 'The Clarets'. Burnley was founded in 1888 and has been a member of the Football League ever since. They won their first league title in 1921 when they beat Bolton ½-3½ to take the English top flight championship! They clinched another win just four years later, this time by a goal over fierce rivals Preston North End, whom they had beaten twice before on penalties - 3-2 after extra time and two attempts at penalties in which each team scored again (1:0). Although they did battle for the trophy at Wembley Stadium on several occasions in the decades between 1920 and 2010. Burnley Football Club is known for the long list of feats it has accomplished. Burnley FC have never lost an English Cup final and hold the record of having featured in two Grand Prix tournaments behind Liverpool - all before they were even in their prime! In 1974, just a year after promotion to the English top flight, manager Jack Smith mistakenly believed that winning trophies was no longer so important; so after just one successful season he was relegated back to the First Division Bournemouth, which he eventually did with three titles: League Championship (1975), FA Cup Final (1989) & European Cup Winners' Cup 1986/87.