Bookmakers Paddy Power looked at the typical length of service of the current players at each of the 92 English league clubs, finding Burnley’s players have spent an average of 1,496 days at Turf Moor – an average stay longer than any other team.
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1. BURNLEY
Average time players spend at club (days): 1,496 Longest serving player (minus loan spells): Ben Mee Length of service of longest-serving player: 3,342 Photo: Alex Livesey
2. TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR
Average time players spend at club (days): 1,307 Longest serving player (minus loan spells): Danny Rose Length of service of longest-serving player: 3,492 Photo: GLYN KIRK
3. JOEL WARD
Average time players spend at club (days): 1,208 Longest serving player (minus loan spells): Joel Ward Length of service of longest-serving player: 2,976 Photo: Catherine Ivill
4. LEICESTER CITY
Average time players spend at club (days): 1,137 Longest serving player (minus loan spells): Kasper Schmeichel Length of service of longest-serving player: 3,342 Photo: Michael Regan
5. MANCHESTER UNITED
Average time players spend at club (days): 1,081 Longest serving player (minus loan spells): Phil Jones Length of service of longest-serving player: 3,342 Photo: Matthew Peters
6. NEWCASTLE UNITED
Average time players spend at club (days): 1,031 Longest serving player (minus loan spells): Paul Dummett Length of service of longest-serving player: 2,976 Photo: Alex Livesey