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Post by Sofie on May 19, 2004 16:52:25 GMT 1
Before there was such thing as the Premier division, there was a division called '3a' and '3b'  This is what my dad supposedly told my brother, however, I have a book somewhere, which said that there was a division 3 and a division 4, and not 3a and 3b. |
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Post by Robin on May 19, 2004 17:42:41 GMT 1
Before there was such thing as the Premier division, there was a division called '3a' and '3b' This is what my dad supposedly told my brother, however, I have a book somewhere, which said that there was a division 3 and a division 4, and not 3a and 3b. I don't remember there being a division 3a and 3b. Division 2 used to be Div 3, and Division 3 used to be Div 4 in the days before the Premiership. I also believe that before that, there was a Division 3 North and a Division 3 South. Perhaps that is what they are thinking of. |
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Post by Sofie on May 19, 2004 17:45:13 GMT 1
I don't remember there being a division 3a and 3b. Division 2 used to be Div 3, and Division 3 used to be Div 4 in the days before the Premiershite. I also believe that before that, there was a Division 3 North and a Division 3 South. Perhaps that is what they are thinking of. I think you're right actually. Cheers Robin. |
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Post by Admin on May 19, 2004 20:12:13 GMT 1
Yeah, Div 3 South and Div 3 North, Stags used to be in either as we were always on the boundary.
Tis what they are now doing below the Conference, with a Conference North and South!
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Post by Sofie on May 19, 2004 20:38:02 GMT 1
Yeah, Div 3 South and Div 3 North, Stags used to be in either as we were always on the boundary. Tis what they are now doing below the Conference, with a Conference North and South! Like they do with Dr. Martens leagues? |
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Post by Admin on May 19, 2004 20:49:09 GMT 1
Like they do with Dr. Martens leagues? Yes, but this is a new set up. |
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Post by frag on May 19, 2004 21:39:42 GMT 1
The current Dr. Martens league (southern league below the conference), has a Premier Division, then lower divisions split into Eastern and Western divisions. Not sure how it'll be next season, though.
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Post by Admin on May 20, 2004 8:44:36 GMT 1
The current Dr. Martens league (southern league below the conference), has a Premier Division, then lower divisions split into Eastern and Western divisions. Not sure how it'll be next season, though. I think the top 6 have gone into the conference south and the rest is reorganised? |
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Post by frag on May 20, 2004 18:40:47 GMT 1
that would sound wise... should have shown a promotion line in the papers  |
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Post by Zodiac on May 21, 2004 14:26:43 GMT 1
I didn't know the Dr Martens Premiership was a southern league...I always assumed it was midlands or summat seeing as the Ryman League is also a Southern League. I don't know what they did re the dr martens league but I know 13 Ryman league teams qualified for the conference south in addition to a few via the play-offs (in which the Ks lost  )... |
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Post by frag on May 21, 2004 16:40:26 GMT 1
Well, Hastings Town were in the Dr. Martens Premier League last season, and Eastbourne this season... can't get much further south than that  |
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This is what my dad supposedly told my brother, however, I have a book somewhere, which said that there was a division 3 and a division 4, and not 3a and 3b.
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