And as yet, still gone

So, teams, unlike Lincoln, who have been relegated and not returned

I think its going to be miles more than Id expect

Include any that went bust while in, Bury, and out, like Scarborough

18 minutes ago, Casino said:

he only played for us and northampton

You forgetting some other team???

7 minutes ago, Steejay said:

You forgetting some other team???

Not Liverpool by any chance!

Has to be:

Botham

Clemence

Keegan

 

12 minutes ago, woolli said:

Not Liverpool by any chance!

theyre shit

27 minutes ago, Lt. Aldo Raine said:

Has to be:

Botham

Clemence

Keegan

 

👍

7 hours ago, Dr. Feelgood said:

With the club, yup.

Whelan was nowhere near Wigan in the 70s. He was still bog rolls on Blackburn Market at that point. He only got involved with Wigan in 1995.  

Facts, not welcome here

2 hours ago, Casino said:

Facts, not welcome here

Absolutely.

"Having finished second-bottom of the Fourth Division in 1978 Southport were elected out of League football. When the League clubs first voted, the Sandgrounders were tied with Wigan Athletic. A second ballot was called and Wigan prevailed by 29 votes to 20. It spelt disaster for Southport. Wigan had been nominated to stand for election after ending the season second in the Northern Premier League. Arthur Horrocks, the Wigan Chairman, and manager Ian McNeill had visited all First and Second Division clubs where a large number of votes lay. In contrast, Southport Chairman Walter Giller and his directors sent only a letter to those clubs".

Southport Football Club.co.uk

But J reckon Whelan was behind it.

Southport weren't bottom, Wigan weren't top. Definitely shenanigans. 

23 hours ago, Dr. Feelgood said:

"Having finished second-bottom of the Fourth Division in 1978 Southport were elected out of League football. When the League clubs first voted, the Sandgrounders were tied with Wigan Athletic. A second ballot was called and Wigan prevailed by 29 votes to 20. It spelt disaster for Southport. Wigan had been nominated to stand for election after ending the season second in the Northern Premier League. Arthur Horrocks, the Wigan Chairman, and manager Ian McNeill had visited all First and Second Division clubs where a large number of votes lay. In contrast, Southport Chairman Walter Giller and his directors sent only a letter to those clubs".

Southport Football Club.co.uk

But J reckon Whelan was behind it.

Southport weren't bottom, Wigan weren't top. Definitely shenanigans. 

In 1978 Dave Whelan’s business empire literally stretched as far as a stall on Blackburn Market. He was absolutely nowhere near getting involved in football again, although I’m sure he’d love to claim he was behind it. 

8 hours ago, Leyther_Matt said:

In 1978 Dave Whelan’s business empire literally stretched as far as a stall on Blackburn Market. He was absolutely nowhere near getting involved in football again, although I’m sure he’d love to claim he was behind it. 

It was only 18 yrs after the FA Cup Final, probably still had a cast on.

9 hours ago, Leyther_Matt said:

In 1978 Dave Whelan’s business empire literally stretched as far as a stall on Blackburn Market. He was absolutely nowhere near getting involved in football again, although I’m sure he’d love to claim he was behind it. 

I blame him for most things tbh.