Last weekend Lennard Sowah made history by becoming the first player born after the Premier League began to play in the competition.
The 17-year-old German defender was born on August 23, 1992 – eight days after the Premier League started on August 15.
Believe it or not, there was a time before Sky rigged fixture lists for Super Sunday Showdowns, games kicked off at 3pm on a Saturday and transfer windows eased to a close without Jim White screaming, ‘UNBELIEVABLE, DANNY MURPHY HAS SIGNED FOR FULHAM!!!’
It seems a long, long time ago – well, it is in the great scheme of things, so here’s a look back at my top 10 favourite records from 1992 – the year fantasy football was invented.
1. 
Aphex Twin: Selected Ambient Works 85-92
Player from ’92 most likely to listen to the above: Teddy Sheringham – top goalscorer with 22. Thinks with his feet.
2. 
Spiritualized: Lazer Guided Melodies
Player from ’92 most likely to listen to the above: Ryan Giggs – United star won Young Player of Year, fan of Dani Behr
3. 
REM: Automatic For The People
Player from ’92 most likely to listen to the above: Robert Fleck helped surprise package Norwich to third in the league. Eats 12 Weetabix for breakfast.
4. 
Nirvana: Incesticide
Player from ’92 most likely to listen to the above: Chris Waddle – Sheff Wed winger was named Footie Writers Player of Year. Style guru.
5. 
Rage Against The Machine: Rage Against The Machine
Player from ’92 most likely to listen to the above: Paul McGrath Villa veteran won Player of the Year. Likes a pint.
6. 
Prince: O+> (aka Love Symbol)
Player from ’92 most likely to listen to the above: Eric Cantona United’s Frenchman scored 16 as they won the title. Big on seagulls.
7. 
Arrested Development: 3 Years, 5 Months & 2 Days in the Life Of…
Player from ’92 most likely to listen to the above: David Bardsley – QPR fella named in PFA team of year. Lives in Florida on a goat farm.
8. 
Blind Melon: Blind Melon
Player from ’92 most likely to listen to the above: Coventry striker Micky Quinn scored 17 goals despite weighing 22 stone.
9. 
Sonic Youth: Dirty
Player from ’92 most likely to listen to the above: Roy Keane – Notts Forest youngster was second to Giggs in Young Player of Year. Big dog walker.
10. 
Sugar: Copper Blue
Player from ’92 most likely to listen to the above: Alan Shearer – set new British transfer record fee of ã3.3m. Dated Chris Sutton.
