manclad
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Vale of Leven and Renton were both Scottish Cup Finalists in the late 19th century.
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Alex - City Matters
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Bradford Park Avenue now back in the National League North.
Here's one, York City - Currently in the National League North as well!
Here's one, York City - Currently in the National League North as well!
Well Morton have morphed into Greenock Morton much to the shock of some on the cowshed.Tin hat on with two chin straps but there is a body of opinion in Glasgow that holds Rangers are now a new outfit, Runs for cover lol
yeseye
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FC Utd
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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Way back in the 1960`s I remember Barrow being in the FL.
Barrow was a pointless answer on Pointless the other day, and two weekends ago we were in Barrow having cycled Morecambe Bay and as we got to the station there was a 'Tom Finney'-type statue of some guy - turned out to be Emlyn Hughes, who was Barrow-born.
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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Third Lanark. Didn't Matt Gray come from Third Lanark. Was there ever a First or Second Lanark? Where's Magicpole when he's needed?
Tricky Dickys Right Foot Shot
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Macclesfield Town.... Their highest home attendance is still vs us in September 1998 in the old division 2... we won 1-0, Goater scored in the last minute.
PannickAtTheDisco
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well teams that were with us in D2, Macclesfield, Lincoln (now shot back to fame), Wrexham, York.
Teams in D1 that year included Bury, Oxford, Crewe, Stockport, Swindon, Tranmere, Grimsby, Bradford who finished 2nd that year. D3 had Halifax, Scarborough, Chester, Darlington. You can tell where the money went as it flooded in the game because the Football League seemed to be a lot more northern back then.
Teams in D1 that year included Bury, Oxford, Crewe, Stockport, Swindon, Tranmere, Grimsby, Bradford who finished 2nd that year. D3 had Halifax, Scarborough, Chester, Darlington. You can tell where the money went as it flooded in the game because the Football League seemed to be a lot more northern back then.
oakiecokie
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Just going slightly off topic,but I remember watching Wigan Athletic way back in the 1960`s in the then Cheshire League.well teams that were with us in D2, Macclesfield, Lincoln (now shot back to fame), Wrexham, York.
Teams in D1 that year included Bury, Oxford, Crewe, Stockport, Swindon, Tranmere, Grimsby, Bradford who finished 2nd that year. D3 had Halifax, Scarborough, Chester, Darlington. You can tell where the money went as it flooded in the game because the Football League seemed to be a lot more northern back then.
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Hereford being a piece of piss to get to, of course. ;-)
More recently Rushden and Diamonds, bankrolled by the bloke behind Doc Martens boots, faded back to obscurity as quickly as they rose.
Saw these in a cup tie on TV and couldn't believe that my name was on the front of the shirt. I had to have one. Still got it somewhere, but with it being red and white I seldom wore it!