What Club Would You Like To See Back In The Football League?

[Gregory2Smith1]

luton town
lincoln city
halifax
newport county
bradford P.A.
york city
darlington
workington
southport
barrow
chester city
wrexham
grimsby town
rushden & diamonds
cambridge united
stockport county
mansfield town
scarbrough
maidstone

 

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Awaits Wrexham love fest

 

[Dr. Notthenineo'clocknews]

Nelson

 

[essbee]

barrow.

 

[Horton's halftime iceberg]

Wrexham

 

[Marshy]

It has to be Wrexham or Luton.
Both proper football league clubs with decent fan bases.

 

[hans kraay fan club]

York

 

[Stu1]

Scarbrough I went to watch them play the worst 0 -0 draw I have ever seen whilst staying near by, Jamie forrester rounded the goalkeeper then smashed against the bar from 7 yards

 

[Brian Fantana]

Cambridge United. Another proper league club, with a decent stadium, decent history and decent fanbase.

 

[Everest]

Those percentages work well - over 363%

 

[surrey jim]

WHAT.... no Kidderminster Harriers!

Would have them back, family connections there!

 

[Lincoln Imp]

Think of poor Lincolnshire - four clubs in the league a few years ago and now just Scunny, in the shaded bit at the bottom of the League One table.

 

[Staly]

Scarborough, just for the way that they were completely screwed over by their council.

Of course, Chester and Wrexham were also completely screwed over by sets of very unpleasant individuals, but as a Shrewsbury fan I can't quite bring myself to wishing them any success I'm afraid.

 

[pork pie]

Awaits Wrexham love fest

Why? They should not even be allowed to play in the ENGLISH leagues?

 

[pork pie]

Maidstone United. They went into administration (bust) and ended up at the bottom of the pyramid. Now clubs only lose 10 points. They were also stitched-up over their ground plans next to the M20.

 

[Tooting Gull]

Been to nine of those with the Albion (never quite sure if they count in the 'how many grounds' these days either..)

Without a doubt, York. Some great weekends spent there. Scarborough next best.

 

[The Large One]

Why? They should not even be allowed to play in the ENGLISH leagues?

I assume you say the same for Cardiff City, Swansea City, Newport County, Chester City etc?

 

[Alex Alex Dawson oo! oo!]

For me it's:
1) Gateshead, because I've never seen the Albion play them and they gave us Sir Norman.
2) Barrow; a real and windswept away experience - worse trip than Carlisle but they were the Albion's opponents in Bobby Smith's first game for us.
3) Kidderminster Harriers, not least because of the scrummy and home made cottage pie.
4) Pompey - in anticipation.

 

[Tooting Gull]

3) Kidderminster Harriers, not least because of the scrummy and home made cottage pie.
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My 'food' memory of Kidderminster was some spicy soup that almost took your head off, very welcome on a cold day though.

 

[drew]

It has to be Wrexham or Luton.
Both proper football league clubs with decent fan bases.

Perhaps it would help if you identified the criteria of what makes a proper football league club?