Which club would you like to see rise now.

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Rogero

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• Apr 15, 2017

• #41

Plymouth.Have they ever been in the top tier?

 

whitelion

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• Apr 15, 2017

• #42

Rogero said:

Plymouth.Have they ever been in the top tier?

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No - 40yrs at second tier and 39 years at third tier. 10 at fourth tier.

 

Murray 17

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• Apr 15, 2017

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If it counts as a club in the doldrums, then Wimbledon for me.

Can't forget the Orient of the 90s, and have a Charlton fan 'friend' who is very meh about us going up. Thinks the Amex is expensive, so won't ever go. Forgets that Charlton had their time in the sun, but screwed it up themselves when fans thought finishing in the top half wasn't good enough and pushed to get rid of Curbishley.

 

graz126

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• Apr 15, 2017

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Coventry

 

Weststander

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• Apr 15, 2017

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Leyton Orient. I don't let McLeish etc, a single event by irrelevant persons long gone, affect my compassion for the way the spivs at West Ham have moved in to destroy Orient's viability.

 

whitelion

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• Apr 15, 2017

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Torquay United - I see they're in the relegation zone of the National League.

 

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ofco8

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• Apr 15, 2017

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5mins-from-amex said:

Good question, it has to be Plymouth for me.

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and me.

 

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pacebos

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whitelion said:

Torquay United - I see they're in the relegation zone of the National League.

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Seconded.....

Now owned by property developers so it's game over.

 

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Hampster Gull

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Halifax. I am stewtching the OP question

 

withdeanwombat

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warmleyseagull said:

Doesn't it have to be Hereford FC? Top of the Evo Stik League Division 1 with 100 points. A rather nice synergy 20 years on, methinks.

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No, it has to be Taunton Town who beat them at Hereford and drew with them at the Viridor Stadium.

Oh, and Chester.

 

Eeyore

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Any club with a loyal and local fanbase in the shadow of 'bigger' teams.

Leyton Orient is certainly one.

 

Wozza

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• Apr 15, 2017

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Triggaaar said:

I'd like to see Portsmouth return to their former glory. It's awful seeing a local club suffer so much because of poor ownership.

No wait, that's the opposite of what I want.

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Ha.

I bet they'll LOVE see us and Southamption (and Bournemouth) in the PL next season.

 

Acker79

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• Apr 15, 2017

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Plymouth seem to be on there way up, and I hope it continues. So I will go with Hereford. I still feel bad about them going down in our place.

 

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Saint Lennard

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• Apr 15, 2017

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Acker79 said:

Plymuouth seem to be on there way up, and I hope it continues. So I will go with Hereford. I still feel bad about them going down in our place.

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THIS.

 

LowKarate

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It has to be Glossop North End.

102 years of hurt. Their fans have suffered for far too long.

Come on The Hillmen!

 

heathgate

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Bristol Rovers.... very big supporter base.... similar ground issues to us... with a new stadium, they will be a force.

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Gregory2Smith1

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Auch

• Apr 16, 2017

• #57

Barrow & Workington

Barrow had a sniff this season,but have blown it in the last 3 games

 

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theboybilly

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Along the Shoreham Road in er, Shoreham

• Apr 16, 2017

• #58

Charlton Athletic

 

Return of the Rev

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Flitting between the county league and mates rates

• Apr 16, 2017

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Bradford,Plymouth and Pompey

 

SeagullofMalaysia

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LowKarate said:

It has to be Glossop North End.

102 years of hurt. Their fans have suffered for far too long.

Come on The Hillmen!

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Good shout! But at this rate, I might add Southport FC/Gateshead/South Shields too