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sonicyouth
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Reg Smeeton
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There used to be a proper Southern League before the Great War, we won the last version in 1913/14
1 SWINDON TOWN
2 Crystal Palace
3 Northampton Town
4 Reading
5 Plymouth Argyle
6 West Ham United
7 Brighton and Hove Albion
8 Queens Park Rangers
9 Portsmouth
10 Cardiff City
11 Southampton
12 Exeter City
13 Gillingham
14 Norwich City
15 Millwall Athletic
16 Southend United
17 Bristol Rovers
18 Watford
19 Merthyr Town
20 Coventry City
These were the teams...there was also a SL 2 which contained the likes of Wycombe Wanderers, Pompey, Swansea, Luton, Brentford, Newport County, Walsall and even for a while Stoke City.
Problem was there was nowhere to go promotion wise as the FL was a norvern closed shop who cherry picked some southern wealthy clubs like Arsenal, Spurs, Fulham and Chelsea.
Our friends from Headington who like to big up their history, were nowhere to be seen in southern football, football in O*ford meant City a resolutely amateur outfit, and therefore not interested in professional football.
Of the teams in SL1 13/14, you have to feel a bit for Merthyr.....finished by the 1926 General Strike and its aftermath of economic depression.
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Quote from: Gnasher on Monday, April 16, 2012, 12:07:09
The books were better than the TV series, although it made a star of Patrick Swayze.
Almost worked, but that was North and South. Remember watching that years ago, primarily because one of the female actresses was quality.
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Quote from: janaage on Monday, April 16, 2012, 16:57:06
Almost worked, but that was North and South. Remember watching that years ago, primarily because one of the female actresses was quality.
I'm just pleased it got a response! My sense of humour seems to be on a different (lower) level to the rest of the planet
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Quote from: janaage on Monday, April 16, 2012, 16:57:06
Almost worked, but that was North and South. Remember watching that years ago, primarily because one of the female actresses was quality.
North & South with Swayze was better than the 90's kids show 'No Sweat' featuring the sensational
Alex Harvey
'North and South'.
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