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The answer depends on which form of football you mean as there have been numerous forms of football coded in England. I will assume you are referring to Association Football(Soccer) in which case the rules or 'Laws of the Game' were wrote by Ebenezer Cobb Morley for and behalf of the Football Association founded 1863. Other English codes include Rugby School football 1823, Cambridge Rules football 1848, Sheffield rules football 1857, Rugby Union football 1871, Rugby League football 1896 and many more all of which evolved from Shrovetide football also known as mob football or folk football played for hunderds of years from medieval times.
An EPL is an abbreviation of the English Premier League which is a football competition, played in England each year.
Also known as a keeper league, a dynasty league allows players to keep football players on their roster year-after-year.
There is an English Premier League Championn every year.
The National Football League was founded in 1920 under the name American Professional Football Association. The name was changed to National Football League in 1922.
The champion league is held every year to find out the best football club in Europe for that year.
The official name of the English Premier League - the top football division in England - is the Barclays Premier League. It has been sponsored by Barclays Bank since 2004 - and was known as the Barclays Premiership between 2004 and 2007.
1921
The Scottish Premier League started in 1998 when it separated from the Scottish Football League. The two clubs rejoined in 2013 to form the Scottish Professional Football League.
1992. The first season ran between August 1992 and May 1993. The first Winners were Manchester United
American Professional Football Association. The name changed to National Football League in 1922, the League's third year of existence.
The National Football League was founded in 1920 under the name American Professional Football Association. The name was changed to National Football League in 1922.
1992