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August 5, 2009

England: 2009-2010 League Two, with attendance figures from 08/09.

Filed under: 2009-10 English Football,Eng-4th Level/League Two — admin @ 10:59 am

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Note: to see my most recent post on the English 4th division, click on the following: category: Eng-4th Level/League 2.

(Football League Two is the 4th Level of football in England,  and the lowest rung of League football.)

Promotion favorites: {click here (Statto.com)}.  The oddsmakers have made these clubs the favorites for promotion [Note: unlike the higher levels,  4 clubs,  not 3 clubs,  get promoted to League One each season]… Notts County  (on the strength of their new,  deep-pocketed owners and the appointment of Sven Göran-Eriksson as Director of Football)  Rotherham UnitedBradford CityShrewsbury Town  (who lost in May at Wembley to Gillingham,  in the Playoffs Final);  Northampton Town;  and Bury  (who lost in the 1st Round of the Playoffs in May).   Also rated for promotion are BournemouthChesterfield,  and Rochdale (who lost in the Playoffs 1st Round in May).

Here is an article on the recent events at Nottingham’s less prominent club,  Notts County,  called  ‘Sven on the Trent?  Don’t laugh, this could well be the future’   {click here (Guardian.co.uk article from 22nd July, by Barney Ronay)}.

Here are the 09/10 kits,  from the Historical Football Kits site {click here}.

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Thanks to the FootyMad.net sites,  for their League History sections on each club  {click here (FootyMad / League Two)}.   Thanks to Tony’s English Football Site,  for attendance figures {click here}.   Thanks to the contributors to the pages at Wikipedia {click here (set at 2009-10 Football League Two)}.

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