Norwich City: from the Norfolk bird breeding fad
Torquay United: from the emblematic coastal bird
Fulham: stadium incorporates an actual cottage
Leicester City: town's outline looks like this animal, also commonly hunted in the area
Doncaster Rovers: rovers is another term for these Norse raiders
Sunderland: from their "lucky" local legendary animal
Birmingham City, Everton, Chelsea, Ipswich Town, Shrewsbury Town, Southgate United, Worcester City
Reading: from the local cookie factory
Crystal Palace: origins unknown
Bretford, Barnet, Basildon
Newcastle United, Notts County: both play in black and white
Watford: from the yellow and black uniforms
Brighton & Hove Albion: seaside club chose this to mock rival's Crystal Palace's nonsensical avian nickname
Charlton Athletic: from the local pronunciation of "haddock" fish
Seven teams share this nickname, after the color of the slash on the bird's chest
Fleetwood Town: from the local fishing armada
Arsenal: club formed by workers of the Royal Arsenal
Hull City: from the gold and black stripes of uniform
Liverpool (and others) from the uniforms' color
Southampton: from a link to the St. Mary's Young Men's Association
Sheffield Wednesday: from the local area (Owlerton)