Will Albion be the first team to 'change leagues' this season?

[Comedy Steve]

Looking at all four pro tables - it appears Brighton are the closest to either going up or down numerically in all 4 leagues.

So... if results go our way (i.e. as they currently are) am I right in thinking Albion are the most likely team to be first to confirm they are 'changing leagues' this year?

Chesterfield are fairly high up in L2 and have one less game to play, but my calculations are that if every bottom-of-the-league team lose (and their relegation rivals win), and every league-leading promotion-chasing team wins (and their promotion rivals lose), BRIGHTON will be the first one to be in the news confirming their change of league for next season.

I haven't worked it out completely, but I think that's right?

Not getting ahead of myself here, I promise...

 

[hans kraay fan club]

Crawley?

 

[Couldn't Be Hyypia]

I thought Crawley too - but they aren't in "the League" at the moment, so not quite the same. Although obviously moving into the League ... depends how Comedy Steve meant the question I guess.

 

[Art Vs Science]

Pro Tables?

 

[Comedy Steve]

Yes - the four pro leagues - I.e. Premiership, Championship, and L1 and L2. I know Crawley is a pro setup, but it is still considered a semi-pro league, unlike the top 4. Sorry if I wasn't clear.

 

[binary]

Crawley are 10 points from promotion and we are only 9 points so we are ahead of them at the moment! Hoping we do it before Colin Wanker and his QPR Team make it to the Prem!

 

[Seagull Steve]

I don't care when, or how we do it, as long as we do it.