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	Isthmian League Second Division - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Division Two was first formed in 1973 as the first major expansion of the Isthmian League, and consisted of 16 clubs, mostly from the Athenian League.
		In 1977, the two existing divisions were renamed Premier Division and Division One, and another 17 clubs were admitted (again mostly from the Athenian) to a new Division Two.
		However, as Phase Two of their current National League System Restructuring, the FA decided that two regional leagues were needed at 'step four'; this means that the Division Two was scrapped and the clubs merged either into the regional Division One North/Division One South, or into other step five leagues before the 2006-07 season.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Isthmian_League_Second_Division (439 words)

	Isthmian League First Division - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It is this incarnation of the First Division that joined the National League System as the feeder league to the Isthmian Premiership and survived until 2001-02.
		The two First Divisions of the Isthmian League were recombined to become one of four "Step 4" leagues, making them part of the eighth overall tier of the English football league system.
		The league was split back into the Isthmian League First Division North and the Isthmian League First Division South, in accordance with the FA's plans.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Isthmian_League_First_Division (361 words)

	The Ryman Football League
		The League was the first league to have sponsorship when Rothman's of Pall Mall selected the Isthmian League with a number of other leagues around the country to lead the way with sponsorship.
		The League was the first league to adopt 3 points for a win, the first to use goal difference instead of goal average and was the first league outside the Football League to become a limited company with a full time administration.
		Division Two was further increased to 22 clubs in 1975-76 with the inclusion of Harrow Borough, Hornchurch, Ware and Wembley from the Athenian League.
	www.isthmian.co.uk /history.asp (2674 words)

	Tring Town AFC - Club History
		Their best period in this league was the late 1960's, with the championship being won for the only time in 1967/68, and Tring were runners-up the following season.
		In 1975 Tring joined the Athenian League and were runners-up in Division Two in 1976/77, also reaching the last 16 of the FA Vase in one of their best ever seasons.
		Two 12th place finishes and a place in the last 32 of the FA Vase were the best that was achieved before Roger Payne stunned the club by quitting in January 1996.
	www.btinternet.com /~tringtown/tringhist.htm (1243 words)

	Welcome to the Banstead Athletic FC home page.
		League and Cup success eluded the club in seasons 1993/94, when they finished in 9th place, and 1994/95 when Banstead faded out of the promotion battle to finish in 8th spot, however, good runs in the Carlsberg Trophy, F.A. Vase and Surrey Senior Cup kept interest alive, whilst further ground improvements secured a B grading.
		The league campaign was a struggle to keep out of the relegation zone, however a splendid end of season run of seven victories in eight games saw the club finish in a very respectable 10th position, whilst silverware was gained in the East Surrey Charity Cup when Chessington United were beaten 2-0 in the final.
		The last two seasons have seen the team fail to progress beyond the 1st or 2nd round in any of the Cup competitions and continue flirting with relegation but traditional Banstead end of season strong performances have seen them manage to avoid the trap door.
	www.bansteadathletic.co.uk /4709.html?sessionidkey=sessionidval (1085 words)

	Wivenhoe Town Football Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Two successive titles in their first two seasons in the competition saw Wivenhoe Rangers gain promotion to the Premier Division, while at the same time enjoying a great deal of success in local cups.
		For the next five seasons, the Dragons remained stabilised in the Second Division despite operating on a tight budget and entered the record books when Julian Hazel, at the age of 24, became the youngest Player/Manager in senior football when he was appointed in the summer of 1998.
		In the 2001/2002 season, the Ryman League controversially restructured itself which resulted in the club playing 42 league matches with nothing more than pride at stake as no matter where they finished in the league they were guaranteed promotion into the new formed Ryman League Division 1 North.
	www.wivenhoetownfc.co.uk /away_travel.htm (1421 words)

	The Football Conference quiz -- free game
		Between the 1994 and 1996, the three title winners were denied promotion to ther Football League (Division 3) because they did not meet the financial and/or stadium requirements that the Football League set out.
		Which club got relegated from the Football League (Division 3) at the end of the 2001-02 season and became the first team to be relegated to the conference twice?
		From the founding of the division in 1979-80 up until the end of the 2001-02 season only two clubs had played in every one of those 23 seasons.
	www.funtrivia.com /playquiz.cfm?qid=98135 (504 words)

	LEAGUE TABLE > Metropolitan Police Football Club Football website provided by non-league.org web ring
		Isthmian League Division Two South runner-up and promoted to Division One on goal difference
		In 1971 the Blues were accepted into the Southern (Beazer Homes) League and played in Division South until 1977, under team manager Vic Rouse, the former Wales and Crystal Palace goalkeeper.
		In 1977, the Blues moved to the Isthmian League, becoming one of the founder members of the restructured Division Two.
	www.metropolitanpolicefc.non-league.org (282 words)

	Arsenal old boys, 1986/87 to present
		He spent two and-a-half years at the club, failing to score in 7 league appearances, and joined forces with the former Arsenal players, Charlie Nicholas and Liam Brady, who was manager at Celtic between 1991 and 1993.
		He joined Bishop's Stortford of the Ryman League Division One in February 1999, becoming their player/manager in November 1999 and is still registered as a player during the 2001/02 season.
		He made 13 league appearances for Rovers during 1998/99 and a further 30 came during 1999/00, with the club being denied a place in the Division Two play-offs on the final day of the league season.
	www.arseweb.com /history/oldboys_4.html (1532 words)

	Stevenage Borough Football Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The beginning of the 1990’s saw a new era for the Ryman Division Two North outfit as Paul Fairclough was appointed manager.
		The 1995/96 season saw Stevenage Borough win the Football Conference in only their second season but, due to FA rules, they were denied promotion to the Football League due to insufficient ground facilities and capacity.
		After compensation was agreed, Wayne Turner took over and the season was to finish with a bang as crucial wins saw Boro’s Conference status secured and a tremendous run of form took them to the FA Trophy Final for the first time in their history.
	www.stevenageborofc.com /content/history.shtml (1320 words)

	About GAFC -- Grays Athletic F.C.
		Grays helped to form the Corinthian League in 1946 and won both the League and Memorial Shield and were Essex Thameside Trophy winters in 1948.
		Grays won the League Cup with a 3-1 defeat of Enfield in 1991/92.
		The introduction of a reserve team brought further success in the shape of the Capital League title (which had not been won by a team outside of the Conference for 17 years) and runners up honours in the league cup.
	www.graysathletic.co.uk /about (1086 words)

	Stevenage Boro FC-News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Playing in their new-found league, conditions must have seemed relaxed as they stormed to victory and won the league in only their first season in a senior competition.
		Their first season back in Division Two North saw the side finish in fourth place and reaching the third qualifying round of the FA Cup.
		The beginning of 1990/1991 season saw a new era for the Division Two North outfit as Paul Fairclough was appointed as manager and Vic Clark as his assistant.
	www.stevenageborofc.com /history.shtml (1583 words)

	Hampton and Richmond Borough Football Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Once again the Isthmian League, and Non League football in general, was in process of re-organisation and Hampton were placed into a regionalised Division One South.
		During their spell in the Second and Third Divisions of the Isthmian League, Hampton competed in the FA Vase.
		The Spartan League Cup was won during the club`s first four seasons in membership (1964/65 to 1967/68), whilst they were beaten finalists in 1969 and 1970.
	www.hamptonfc.com /History.htm (1500 words)

	Tony's Non-League Forum: Non-League Football: Restructuring: From 15 to 12
		Now, The Northern Premier League of just two Divisions resides between them and/or their modern counterparts ~ a drop of just two Steps overall (remember, we are ignoring the changes presented by the Conference Divisions for both North and South considerations).
		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.
	nlpl.co.uk /forum/gforum.cgi?post=4993;sb=post_latest_reply;so=ASC;f... (4584 words)

	history
		Two League Championship's and victories in various local and Surrey cup competitions were achieved and in 1922-23 the Robins became founder members of the Surrey Senior League.
		After finishing as runners-up in both the League and the Charity Cup they joined the London League Division One in 1923 and three seasons later gained promotion to the Premier Division.
		Carshalton remained in the Athenian League, their best season being in 1963-64 when they finished third until 1973 when they became joint founder members of the new Isthmian Division Two.
	carshaltonathletic.org /clubhistory.htm (1439 words)

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		In 1975/76 the league became the London Spartan League and Banstead finished runners-up in 1977/78.
		The league campaign was a struggle, however a splendid end of season run of seven victories in eight games saw the club finish in a very respectable 10th position.
		A good run in the F.A. Cup indicated a promising 2000/01 League campaign, but the team struggled in the lower half, however five wins in the last seven games hoisted the Club to a respectable 11th position.
	www.isthmian.co.uk /clubdata/bansteadhist.doc (1215 words)

	Rugby Town FC (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		They finished third in that Division in 1965 and again in 1967, won the League Memorial Shield in 1964 and 1969 and reached Wembley in the Final of the FA Amateur Cup in 1968.
		Chesham United were founder members of the Isthmian League Division Two in 1973 and, after several successful seasons, found themselves in Division One when the leagues re-numbered in 1977.
		The side then went from strength to strength winning the Division One Championship in 1991 and then the Premier Division title in 1993, only to be refused entry to the Conference because of a failed ground assessment.
	www.rugbytownfc.co.uk /clubguide/chesham.htm (245 words)

	A closer look at Dagenham and Redbridge \|\| PoolsOnline.tk - Unofficial Hartlepool News and Views (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The oldest of the clubs was Ilford: founder members of the Southern League back in 1894, they didn't last long there and went on to help found the Isthmian League a few years later.
		Dagenham, who had helped found the Metropolitan and District League (and won it) before helping found the Delphian League (three titles), had arrived in the Isthmian League (winning Division 2) via the Corinthian League (one title), and had won the FA Trophy to boot.
		Although they've reached the fourth round once and the third round on two further occasions, the number of league teams they've beaten in the FA Cup is surprisingly small.
	www2.sportnetwork.net /main/s84/st84627.htm (762 words)

	::WEFC On-Line::
		The League Title was retained in 1981, when they were also League Cup finalists and reached the 1st Round Proper in the F.A. Cup.
		Season 1995/96 saw a revival in the club's fortune when they finished third in Division Three and were the Isthmian League leading scorers with 117 goals.
		Some end of season success was gained though when the Ryman League awarded the ground an 'A' grade following some frenetic building activity which saw terracing completed all the way around the ground, plus a new turnstile block and an extension to the covered terracing on the far side of the ground.
	www.wefc.co.uk /first/wefc_11.asp (849 words)

	TilburyFC
		Formed in January 1900, they joined the Grays and District League in 1901/2 and were immediately Champions, a feat they repeated in each of the next 4 season.
		Apart from a League Cup Final appearance in 1955/6, it was an unsuccessful 7 year stay before, in 1957/8, they rejoined the London League.
		Tilbury won the Division One Championship with a then record 102 points, 4 clear of runners-up, Croydon, who were to remarkably complete their League games undefeated.
	www.thurrock-community.org.uk /historysoc/TilburyFC.html (1172 words)

	Worthing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Floodlights were installed in 1976, and on two sides of the ground there is extensive netting to catch wayward clearances.
		The club were founder members of the Sussex County League in 1920 and went on to win the league championship on eight occasions.
		In 1963/64 the Corinthian League became Division One of the Athenian League, and Worthing were promoted at the end of that season, as runners-up to Leatherhead.
	www.nomad-online.co.uk /html/worthing.html (1129 words)

	Sports Kerlectables: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		League: 2006-07 Sussex County Football League Division Two
		League: 2005-06 North Counties East League Division One
		League: 2006-07 2005-06 Southern League Division One East
	www.sportskerlectables.com /nonleagueenamelbadgeslr.htm (216 words)

	Croydon Hotels
		At the end of that war, the two airfields were combined into London's official airport as the gateway for all international flights to and from the capital.
		The racial makeup of the town is 97.43% White, 0.00% African American, 0.45% Native American, 0.15% Asian, 0.00% Pacific Islander, 0.76% from other races, and 1.21% from two or more races.
		The racial makeup of the CDP is 93.30% White, 2.89% African American, 0.31% Native American, 1.28% Asian, 0.01% Pacific Islander, 1.18% from other races, and 1.03% from two or more races.
	www.artistbooking.com /trips/45/croydon-hotels.html (1701 words)

	AFC Sudbury - News headlines
		Final inspections were at carried out at grounds over the past weekend to clarify that clubs in contention for promotion had completed the ground improvements that were notified following earlier visits.
		Didcot Town FC and Winchester City FC qualify as their respective leagues did not have an eligible champion club.
		Enfield FC qualifies as Runner-Up in the Isthmian League Division Two in the final year of an agreement that two clubs from the Isthmian League be considered for promotion.
	www.afcsudbury.com /news/headlines.asp?ID=689 (198 words)

	Conference South guide - Carshalton Athletic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Joined Corinthian League in 46-47, champions two years in a row in the fities before joining the Athenian League in 1956.
		Carshalton were relegated in season 65/66 before joining the newly formed Isthmian league division two in 1973.
		Promoted to division one in 76/77 which was then renamed the premier league, staying there until relegation in 2001, before promotion again as Champions of the restructured Div one South in 2003.
	www.confsouth.co.uk /carshalton.htm (90 words)

	History of Canvey Island Football Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		As well as winning Division Two, the club were also winners of the Carlton Trophy and the Thames-Side Trophy.
		Although they suffered a slight blip in 1996/7 with relegation back to Division Two, Canvey appointed Glenn Pennyfather as coach, and promptly won promotion back to Division One at the first attempt, securing the Championship on the very last day of the season.
		Canvey collected 94 points at the end of the season, but even this was not good enough for the Championship as Gravesend and Northfleet kept up a fierce challenge and won the title on the last day of the season with a total of 99 points.
	www.canveyfc.com /archive/history.htm (1426 words)

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