Final League Table 2009-2010

[Harry]

Not sure how to embed the table so a link'll have to do.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/footbal ... efault.stm


79 points, our highest total since 2002-2003 when we won League 2. Would have been over 80 had it not been for the Chester situation.

22 victories and only 9 defeats.


Great effort.

[Harry]

Oh, and 13 points ahead of K*ttering. :mrgreen:

[Trek]

79 points, our highest total since 2002-2003 when we won League 2.

I agree, great effort but it was called Division 3 in those days, Harry.
I guess you were too young to remember. ;)

[Harry]

79 points, our highest total since 2002-2003 when we won League 2.

I agree, great effort but it was called Division 3 in those days, Harry.
I guess you were too young to remember. ;)

I thought I'd keep things in line with current names. ;)

[Trek]

I thought I'd keep things in line with current names. ;)

Get you hair cut.

[Harry]

I thought I'd keep things in line with current names. ;)

Get you hair cut.

I did get it cut, couple of years ago now, keep up. ;) :lol:

[Mad Dog]

It is also better than the points total when we finished second the season before winning the Conference.

[super noodles]

Certainly was a hell of a season

[Cotty]

as a matter of interest does anybody know how the promotion/play-offs/relegation positions would have looked if the Chester points had stood and those teams still due to play them had been awarded 3 points. I know it's only of academic interest but I seem to think that FGR would have stayed up in those circumstances.

[JamesRDFC]

as a matter of interest does anybody know how the promotion/play-offs/relegation positions would have looked if the Chester points had stood and those teams still due to play them had been awarded 3 points. I know it's only of academic interest but I seem to think that FGR would have stayed up in those circumstances.

Top would be exactly the same. Down the bottom, Histon and Gateshead would have gone instead of Forest Green and Ebbsfleet.