Would move CH one place up in the management longevity league
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[Football] League Two,who's going down ?
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Would move CH one place up in the management longevity league
el punal
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As do a lot of clubs in those intervening years. The likes of us and Bournemouth were relegation fodder, and the likes of Leeds, Aston Villa, Nottingham Forest were the mainstays of the top division. The last season of the old Division One, 1991/92, had Luton, Coventry, Oldham, Notts County, Wimbledon in its ranks.
Seasidesage
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Yeovil to go. For no other reason than it's probably the worst place for a drink I've ever been following the Albion.
Mr Banana
Tedious chump
I still think they will. They are in freefall and had something like one win in ten before Saturday's result, which seemed like an anomaly. They have a lot of players out of contact and Macc are in good form.
- Jul 7, 2003
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- Jul 7, 2003
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A pedant writes: Accrington FC and Accrington Stanley FC are two different football clubs
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Yep. Burnley came close, saving themselves on the final day of one Division Four season, but none have yet been relegated out completely.
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AZ Gull
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A pedant writes: Accrington FC and Accrington Stanley FC are two different football clubs
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I know.
I didn't say they weren't?
Kalimantan Gull
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Actually Stoke were the first to go in 1890, they failed re-election and played one season in non-league before coming back
darkwolf666
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That's not very wise of you!