Lincoln Imp
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- Feb 2, 2009
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Third place in English football for this morning at least. Have the Albion ever occupied a higher position, even if it's only for a few hours?
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[Albion] Highest place in the Albion's history?
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BadFish
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- Oct 19, 2003
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They never used to publish the league tables for a good few rounds (for good reason IMHO). So I am not sure the historical data would be available.
Keep a lid on it people, there is a long way to go yet.
Great fun so far though ain't it
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Keep a lid on it people, there is a long way to go yet.
Great fun so far though ain't it
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warmleyseagull
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Am I right I thinking that only Carlisle United have been 1st and 92nd in the League?
Gregory2Smith1
J'les aurai!
You could be right there
They won at Stamford Bridge and went top
After about 3 games,think they still went down
Gregory2Smith1
J'les aurai!
We won down at the Dell one evening in Nov/Dec 80 something
Think we reached the dizzy heights of 5th after that game
Think we were as high as 8th in March,but the season petered out
Think we reached the dizzy heights of 5th after that game
Think we were as high as 8th in March,but the season petered out
Not Andy Naylor
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We were fifth after winning at Wolves in 1981. If they'd published tables on the first day of the season we might have been higher after beating Wolves 2-0 at the Goldstone in August 1980.
AnotherArch
Northern Exile
Burnley definitely have been Chamnpions and 92nd (had to win last game, 10 years before us).
Not sure about Swansea also
BUTTERBALL
East Stand Brighton Boyz
I never take any notice of tables until after 3 games, but i DO think we will finish in the top 10 this year and i'm very confident about that.
Nottseagull
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From memory I think it was only the first two 'rounds' that the newspapers didn't publish.
Nottseagull
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Weren't Northampton top early on in their only top flight season? In fact, I think you could call it their only First Division season without any ambiguity!
Oh dear, that's very american.
pasty
A different kind of pasty
Whisper it quietly, but on yesterdays evidence, there is no reason we shouldn't have 9 points after 3 games.
Naturally though, now I have posted that we will be complete doghouse against the Hammers and Saints
Stephen Seagull
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Nottseagull
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Are you mixing your metaphors there or is the English language just leaving me behind?
Andy Ritchie scored the goal on a Tuesday night, it was a superb 25 yarder into the top corner in the days where the vast majority of games had no TV cameras recording the action.
We probably had 200 max in the away end and had to run fairly quickly to the station as the locals weren't happy and wanted some toe to toe. Funnily enough our top boys had decided to give that match a miss.
Regards
EP
banjo
GOSBTS
Still 3rd with a game to go.
Greg Bobkin
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- May 22, 2012
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'Gameday' seems to have crept into the broadcasting vernacular this season. Can't stand it [emoji2961][emoji2961]
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