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	Hellenic Football League Premier Division at AllExperts
		Hellenic Football League Premier Division is the highest division in the Hellenic Football League, an English football league covering the Thames Valley area to the west of London.
		From 2004-2005 it is at step 5 of the National League System, as a feeder to the Southern League Division One Midlands.
		The league absorbed the Chiltonian League in 2000, and now has a Premier Division, the Hellenic Football League Division One East and Hellenic Football League Division One West.
	en.allexperts.com /e/h/he/hellenic_football_league_premier_division.htm (165 words)

	Henley Town Football Club - Fans website and magazine
		Henley Town was elected to the Spartan League in 1931.
		In 1957, Henley Town was elected to the Hellenic League, where many successful years climaxed with the 1962/63 season by winning the Oxfordshire Cup and the Hellenic League Benevolent Cup, followed by the Division One championship.
		The 1999/2000 season, which was to be the last of the Chiltonian League before the merger with the Hellenic League, saw Henley Town clinch the League Championship by a record margin of 14 points over nearest challengers Eton Wick.
	www.henleytownfootballfan.co.uk /history.html (850 words)

	Club History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The grading system for entry to the leagues was responsible for many anxious seasons at Chiltern as the system delayed a position of parity with other Senior Bucks clubs.
		The 1990's will be remembered for the 1st XV's rise in League status and success in National and Alan Grimsdell Cups, initially due to the determination of 1st XV captain Mark Littlejohns who improved fitness to new levels but mainly due to the singular, resolute determination of player coach Alan Simmons.
		The victory was comprehensively achieved against Olney 18-7 in the age of league and cup competitions.
	www.chilternrugby.co.uk /club_history_3.htm (1161 words)

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		Holmer Green were founder members of the new league, and in fact the 1st X 1 and Reserves dominated their respective divisions for the first three years.
		The 1994/95 season, which turned out to be the Club's last in the Chiltonian League, saw even more trophies in the cabinet the 1st Xl finished as runners-up in the league but finally managed to win the Bon Accord Trophy for the first time.
		Although denied permission to move by the Chiltonian League the Club spent the summer of 1995 in various FA tribunals and appeals, eventually winning their case as late as mid August 1995, and being accepted into the Senior Division of the South Midlands League.
	www.hgfc1908.freeserve.co.uk /history/history.html (1084 words)

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		League football did not appear to start until around the time of the Second World War, at first there was only One Division, but by 1952/53 there were three.
		Sadly for the 1999/00 season the league had lost so many clubs that inter divisional games had to be played.
		In the past Brill United who progressed to the Chiltonian League plus at least six of the current Oxon Senior League clubs have played in the Lord Jersey Association.
	members.lycos.co.uk /Molden/jersey.html (717 words)

	Printer Friendly Format - Hendon Times (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Rampant Rayners Lane got ample revenge for a league defeat in Hampshire earlier in the season with a 3 -1 Chiltonian League Cup win at RS Basingstoke on Saturday.
		In a gusty second half, actually the edge of a tremendous storm which caused extensive damage across the south of England, Steve Bird scored his first goal of the season for Lane in the 71st minute, cracking home the ball after it was only partially cleared from a corner.
		Lane looked good for their 2-1 lead -- a complete reversal of the league result -- but had to be wary of their hosts on the break.
	www.hendontimes.co.uk /misc/print.php?artid=86111 (392 words)

	Printer Friendly Format - Bucks Free Press
		The in-form visitors have managed to obtain some notable victories recently, but on the evidence of their display at Vale Farm they looked a pretty poor side and Wembley's task of collecting three points was easily accomplished.
		Chiltonian League Premier Division leaders Rayners Lane came down to earth after last weeks 11 - 0 win, losing 2 - 1 to second placed Finchampsted on Saturday.
		Lane looked to have secured at least a point and were pressurising their hosts to try and secure victory when Finchampsted broke to score again and send them home empty handed.
	www.bucksfreepress.co.uk /misc/print.php?artid=90815 (1156 words)

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		Finchampstead FC was founded in 1952 when the presentation of Finchampstead Memorial Park, a memorial ground in honour of those who served and died in the 1939-1945 war, made it possible for a village football team to be formed.
		The team moved into the Chiltonian Football League in the 1987/88 season and finished as Reserve Division One runners-up, an honour achieved again in the 1989/90 season.
		It finished the 2000/01 season as runners-up in the Hellenic Football League Reserve Division Two (East) and was beaten finalists in the Hellenic Football League Reserve Challenge Cup and the Maidenhead Norfolkians' Senior Cup.
	www.finchampsteadfc.co.uk /history.html (1287 words)

	Fleet Town Club Info
		The club entered the Hampshire League in 1961 and in 1963 were Division III champions with a victory in the very last game of the season.
		In 1977 the Club entered the Athenian League but did not achieve great success and when the League was extended in 1984-1985, as the new ground requirements could not be met, Fleet moved into the Combined Counties for a time, followed by spells in both the Surrey Premier and Chiltonian Leagues.
		The fire which totally destroyed the stand in the 1991-1992 season failed to dampen the enthusiasm which prevailed and for 1992-1993 a new complex was built to include a 200 seat capacity stand, a toilet block with facilities for the disabled, turnstiles, in-ground refreshment facilities and an ambulance bay.
	www.angelfire.com /games/corbytownfc1/fleetinfo.html (608 words)

	ISTHMIAN LEAGUE Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Isthmian League was founded in 1905 as the first competition for amateur teams in the London area, although its dominance in this role was challenged by the Spartan League and the Athenian League.
		The Isthmian League was one of the few leagues to challenge the dominance of Northern League teams in the F.A. Amateur Cup: four IL clubs (Clapton, Dulwich Hamlet, Ilford, Leytonstone) had 9 semi-final appearances each, bettered only by the Northern League's Bishop Auckland.
		Other leagues assigned to the Isthmian arm of the Pyramid are the Chiltonian League, the Hertfordshire County Senior League, the Surrey County League and the Middlesex County League.
	www.staff.city.ac.uk /r.j.gerrard/football/nl/ilintro.htm (415 words)

	AFC Wallingford Official Website - Club History
		Hill returned, however, to lead the club to a convincing win in the Chiltonian League in 1998, during which the club won 26 matches out of 34, scoring 148 goals in the process.
		Following the demise of Ryman Division 2 and an influx of clubs to the Combined Counties League, the club has transferred back to the Hellenic Premier from which the old Wallingford Town were relegated in 1989.
		Off the pitch progress continues to be made, as, with the aid of grant funding from South Oxfordshire District Council and the Football Foundation, we have installed a 114-seat stand and opened new changing rooms and spectator toilets in March 2006.
	www.afc-wallingford.co.uk /content/view/12/19 (713 words)

	Sports - Soccer - UEFA - England - Non-League - Combined Counties
		The Combined Counties Football League is based in the Middlesex, Surrey, Berkshire and Hampshire areas.
		The Combined Counties league is part of the non-league pyramid and is one of four feeder leagues in to the Isthmian (Ryman) Football League.
		The league accept clubs from a number of sources including Isthmian, Spartan, Chiltonian, Surrey Premier and Middlesex County leagues.
	www.inter.co.yu /kategorije/Sports/Soccer/UEFA/England/Non-League/Combined_Counties (412 words)

	Home page of Sandhurst Town FC. Football website from the Combined Counties League Division Premier.
		The best season in the Chiltonian Football League was in 1986/1987 when they finished in second place.
		In 1990, the Club applied for membership of the Combined Counties Football League and were accepted after being granted senior status by the Berks Bucks County Football Association.
		The first two seasons were disastrous when they finished in bottom place on each occasion and only escaped relegation back to the Chiltonian Football League at the end of the second season due to the vacancy created by the departure of Steyning Town to the Sussex County Football League.
	www.web-teams.co.uk /Home.asp?team=sandhursttownfc (1357 words)

	Combined Counties History Page
		In an attempt to attract clubs from outside the county, the Surrey Senior League was renamed the Home Counties League in 1978-79.
		In 1981-82 the league was split into East and West sections, with Ash United beating Malden Town in the play-off.
		The Combined Counties league reached an agreement to become a feeder league for the Isthmian League, whilst at the bottom end of the league, arrangements had been made to accept clubs from the Surrey Premier at the expense of the bottom club.
	www.doreg001.demon.co.uk /parahist.htm (555 words)

	The Official Dorset Premier League (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		With all due respect to league officials I would hope that they are aware of the âmutteringsâ about the Â£2,630 that was drawn in honorarium, in addition to expenses, last season.
		Would the Wessex league be happy to accept a team that finished 2nd or third In the DPL or even promote an extra team from the second division.
		The reason I say this is that the Hellenic league has experienced a merger with another league as at the end of the 1999/2000 season it merged with the Chiltonian League and a structure similar to the one suggested above was then created from 2000/2001.
	www.the-dpl.co.uk /modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=571 (3398 words)

	Sport Italia Hellenic League (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Poulos formed the club in 1987 and through the years he helped the club to progress from the Hounslow and District League to Middlesex County League and on to Chiltonian League before the merger with the Hellenic League in 2000.
		Looking to the remainder of the season Bainborough said “The League is not very happy about the number of matches we have called off and we now face a backlog of fixtures”.
		Prolific striker Michael Meaker has returned to Southern League Premier Division club Mangotsfield United in a player-coach role after a season at Sport Italia Hellenic League Hounslow Borough were he won the coveted Division One East ‘Golden Boot’ netting forty-four goals in all games.
	www.hellenicleague.co.uk /club_news/hounslow.html (1254 words)

	Tony's Non-League Forum: Non-League Football: Restructuring: From 15 to 12
		Forming three new leagues would also stifle any cries of favouritism that would arise if some leagues were to survive at Step 5 while other were demoted or disbanded.
		As to the leagues bidding to run the new leagues why not, however sounds like curtains for the Essex and Kent leagues as even if they tied up with another league they would have a problem to produce a balanced step 6 league below which must be a crucial part of any proposed bid.
		The third league to dissapear would be the NCE to help chage boundaries in the North/Midlands with the NWC taking the North West and the Northern League taking the North East.
	www.nlpl.co.uk /forum/gforum.cgi?post=4993;sb=post_latest_reply;so=ASC;forum_view=forum_view_collapsed;guest=43608 (4478 words)

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		The last season in the Senior League was 1984/85 and saw Nomads relegated to Division Two to ply their trade in what was a Reserve Division with Nomads being the only first team, they still only managed 7th place in a division of only 14 teams.
		At the end of season 1993/94 the club were excluded from the Senior League for the 1994/95 season but were excepted into the superior Charrington Chiltonian League.
		The 1994/95 season saw Nomads challenge for a promotion place in the First Division of the Charrington Chiltonian League and the club had a 100% away record until the start of December, the team eventually finished runners-up to Champions Denham United.
	members.lycos.co.uk /Molden/qnhist.html (1938 words)

	eslpage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Margaret and I took a young disabled girl as guest of the League and the treatment received from Wembley, the FA and the Chairman of DEAL TOWN, Roy Smith was second to none.
		Ex-Senior League clubs are made of stern stuff and Paul Wheeler pulled one back after 68 mins with Paul Pilkington scoring the goal of the match past the outstretched keeper after 82 mins to earn a draw and now move on to Camberley for that elusive point.
		Gordon was born and bred in the town and, having played as a boy for the club at the old Wick Road ground, "went up" to the ARSENAL on l9th March 1953 and became a prolific marksmen at centre-forward for the "A" and Reserve side before succumbing to a major cartilage problem.
	members.aol.com /KHOBBS1057/eslpage.htm (15966 words)

	Oxford Mail (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Champions Didcot and third-placed Abingdon were both promoted from the GLS Football Hellenic League Premier Division earlier this month but did know where they were next season playing due to a restructurng of the non-league pyramid.
		At a meeting of the Combined Counties League on Monday, it was agreed that Wallingford, who gained promotion from Division 1, should move laterally to the Hellenic Premier Division because of their geographical position.
		Wallingford Town were a founder member of the Hellenic League in 1953 and they played for 36 consecutive seasons in the Premier Division until relegation to Division 1.
	www.oxfordmail.net /misc/print.php?artid=763583 (331 words)

	BEACONSFIELD SYCOB FOOTBALL CLUB
		The Club competed in the Maidenhead League and then the Wycombe and District League until 1979, when they opted for higher status and joined the London Spartan League – Intermediate/Reserve Division One for the season 1979/80.
		Success saw the club gain promotion to Division One of the Chiltonian League, where it was quickly promoted to the Premier Division in 1992.
		Since this time, the Rams, under the watchful eye of Colin Barnes (DoF) and head coach Peter Scott, are continuing to enjoy their new £350,000 purpose built clubhouse facility, and were pleased to finally overcome the stumbling block of promotion.
	therams.intheteam.com /modules/page/Page.aspx?pc=clubhistory&mid=16676&pmid=0 (800 words)

	Football: Hellenic merge with Chiltonian
		The Complete Music Hellenic League and the Cherry Red Records Chiltonian League are to merge for next season.
		After several months of talks between the two leagues, the overwhelming majority of clubs were in favour of the merger, which has been approved by the National League System Committee of the FA.
		Independent record label, Cherry Red Records, have sponsored the Chiltonian League for the last four years and sister music publishing company Complete Music have sponsored the Hellenic for the past three years.
	archive.thisisoxfordshire.co.uk /2000/6/2/77614.html (246 words)

	A.F.C. Wallingford Information
		AFC Wallingford are an English association football team who have played in the Combined Counties League since 1998, after they won the Cherry Red Records Chiltonian League championship.
		The club, based in Wallingford, Oxfordshire, was founded by the 1995 merger of Hellenic League side Wallingford Town, founded in 1922, and Wallingford United, founded in 1934.
		The 2005-06 season saw an upturn in fortunes for the club with a runners-up finish in the CCL Division One, which resulted in a promotion and a transfer to the Hellenic League Premier Division, a league deemed better suited to AFC Wallingford's location in Oxfordshire.
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/A.F.C._Wallingford (261 words)

	Chinnor Football Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		This year the ladies will once again be playing in this league, but to give them a taste for the big time, it was also decided to enter the ladies into the FA cup, where we drew Reading in the first round.
		We knew from the league that Reading play in, that they were going to be very tough opposition, but wound the ladies up to give it their best shot and to go out and enjoy themselves, stating "It is not every day that you get to play in the FA Cup"!
		It was clear from the opening exchanges that Reading were going to live up to expectations with some very smart passing and some very solid tackles, but that did not phase Chinnor who raised their game to cope, to the extent that at half time we were 2-1 up.
	www.itsuniqueit.co.uk /websites/chinnor/about.asp (695 words)

	Open Directory - Sports:Soccer:UEFA:England:Non-League:Combined Counties (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Combined Counties Football League is based in the Middlesex, Surrey, Berkshire and Hampshire areas.
		The Combined Counties league is part of the non-league pyramid and is one of four feeder leagues in to the Isthmian (Ryman) Football League.
		The league accept clubs from a number of sources including Isthmian, Spartan, Chiltonian, Surrey Premier and Middlesex County leagues.
	dmoz.org /Sports/Soccer/UEFA/England/Non-League/Combined_Counties/desc.html (239 words)

	Croydon Guardian: News: Archive
		Football-mad eight-year-old Charlotte Ellington was a woman in a man's world for the last time when she received the U9 players' player of the year award at Pinner United's annual presentation night...
		Flourishing Belmont United had to split their annual awards evening over two nights this season, such is the growth of the youth football club.
		The highlight of the bowls weekend at Century BC was the clash between Middlesex and Surrey in the opening match of the Home Counties League on Saturday.
	croydonguardian.co.uk /news/archive/showchannel.var.1999-5-29.22.15.php (1024 words)

	Beaconsfield SYCOB
		And despite joining the Slough and District Minors League soon after, the Second World War forced the team to disband - as many of the boys were called up for national service.
		In 1947, the team rejoined the Slough and District League, although by this time, the team was no longer boys, so they entered Division Four of the men's section.
		However, due to the lack of ground provisions, the club's progress came to a halt, where in the summer of 1994 it sought a ground-sharing agreement with Beaconsfield United at Holloway's Park.
	www.thisisslough.com /sycob/history/index.php (733 words)

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