Man of Harveys
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Have north, south, and west Yorkshire all had teams?
The Large One said:Westmoreland made up half of what is now Cumria - the other half was Cumberland.
Carlise United, Workington and Barrow were all in Cumberland - there haven't been any clubs from Westmoreland ever to play in the league.
Man of Harveys said:Have north, south, and west Yorkshire all had teams?
tommy boy said:cornwall
rutland
huntingdonshire
isle of wight
west sussex
westmorland
are we ALL agreed that this is the FINAL LIST?
Yes, yes they have.Man of Harveys said:Have north, south, and west Yorkshire all had teams?
Les Biehn said:But if Westmorland doesn't exist anymore does it count?
Tubby Mondays said:A Town in Wiltshire, yes I know. I was posing the question is Swindon not in Wiltshire, in response to a suggestion that Wiltshire may not have a league team..
Artois said:What about East Sussex?
The Albion is technically in Brighton & Hove, not Sussex.
Yes, but it WAS in East Sussex.Artois said:What about East Sussex?
The Albion is technically in Brighton & Hove, not Sussex.
Artois said:What about East Sussex?
The Albion is technically in Brighton & Hove, not Sussex.
The Large One said:
Look at the title thread 'EVER, EVER...'
ben andrews' girlfriend said:Brighton and Hove isnt a COUNTY though - is it?!!!
tommy boy said:kinda is- it doesn't come under east or west sussex
ben andrews' girlfriend said:Brighton and Hove isnt a COUNTY though - is it?!!!
ben andrews' girlfriend said:Now im confused!!!
Artois said:No, it's not. That's the point.
Although I retract my original remark as of course the Albion were once in East Sussex.
Tooting Gull said:Surrey.
Politically, it's on its own. As far as the Royal Mail is concerned, it's in East Sussex. As far as Norman Baker is concerned, it's a nasty creeping levitathan whic has wholly swallowed Lewes. As far as geography goes, the line on the map keeps moving...ben andrews' girlfriend said:But Brighton and Hove surely is in the county of East Sussex - as Hove is??
My brain hurts