counties in england never to have a league side....ever, ever EVER?

[Scotty Mac]

Have north, south, and west Yorkshire all had teams?

south - sheffields
north - leeds, york?
west -

 

[Artois]

geographically it is in east sussex

No, it's not.

 

[fatfingers]

south - sheffields
north - leeds, york?
west -

Barnsley
Rotherham

 

[Scotty Mac]

Barnsley
Rotherham

rotherham is definently south yorkshire - not sure about barnsley

 

[fatfingers]

Just guessing mate?

 

[turienzo's lovechild]

No, it's not.

brighton and hove IS geographically in east sussex

surely thats why all b+h addresses are marked as east sussex?

 

[Les Biehn]

south - sheffields
north - leeds, york?
west -

Halifax? Huddersfield? Bradford?

 

[Artois]

brighton and hove IS geographically in east sussex

surely thats why all b+h addresses are marked as east sussex?

That's just the system the postal service use.

It's not GEOGRAPHICALLY in East Sussex as it's not IN East Sussex. It's to the WEST of it.

 

[hans kraay fan club]

oh i just don't KNOW anymore

anyway, WEST SUSSEX has never had a professional football team

Yes it has, but not a league team, which was the question.

Right, listen up.

The Albion DO play in East Sussex. You can shove your local authority boundaries up your collective arses.

Due to the 'ever, ever' nature of the original question, Newcastle United count.

Oh, and the county I live in is technically 'Hampshire and the Isle of Wight'. The IOW is therefore NOT a county on its own, and also does not count.

 

[Les Biehn]

That's just the system the postal service use.

It's not GEOGRAPHICALLY in East Sussex as it's not IN East Sussex. It's to the WEST of it.

So West Sussex then.

 

[Les Biehn]

Oh, and the county I live in is technically 'Hampshire and the Isle of Wight'. The IOW is therefore NOT a county on its own, and also does not count.

That is true.

 

[Artois]

So West Sussex then.

No.


It's to the West of East Sussex and to the East of West Sussex.

 

[turienzo's lovechild]

Yes it has, but not a league team, which was the question.

Right, listen up.

The Albion DO play in East Sussex. You can shove your local authority boundaries up your collective arses.

Due to the 'ever, ever' nature of the original question, Newcastle United count.

Oh, and the county I live in is technically 'Hampshire and the Isle of Wight'. The IOW is therefore NOT a county on its own, and also does not count.

-yes sorry, i meant league team

-no thank you, might hurt

-why?

-but the isle of wight has been a county in the past no?

 

[Statto]

Is Westminster classed as a county in its own right?

Greater london methinks.

 

[Man of Harveys]

That's just the system the postal service use.

It's not GEOGRAPHICALLY in East Sussex as it's not IN East Sussex. It's to the WEST of it.

It's not, part of it is to the SOUTH of it. Hence the fact that when you drive NORTH out of Brighton, you drive into West Sussex. There are signs and EVERYTHING.

 

[Les Biehn]

No.


It's to the West of East Sussex and to the East of West Sussex.

So that must mean it is in Sussex which is a county.

 

[turienzo's lovechild]

No.


It's to the West of East Sussex and to the East of West Sussex.

that's politically surely

politically it is a county in its own right, geographically it is SITUATED within the boundry of east sussex

 

[Artois]

It's not, part of it is to the SOUTH of it. Hence the fact that when you drive NORTH out of Brighton, you drive into West Sussex. There are signs and EVERYTHING.

I hope THIS explains it all:

 

[Scotty Mac]

Halifax? Huddersfield? Bradford?

i dont know!

one of them must be west yorkshire

 

[Statto]

i dont know!

one of them must be west yorkshire

Yeah, all of them are West yorks. Plus leeds obviously.