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2009–10 East Midlands Counties Football League
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March 2026
The 2009–10 East Midlands Counties Football League season was the second in the history of East Midlands Counties Football League, a football competition in England.
League
East Midlands CountiesFootball League 2009–10 Dunkirk Dunkirk 380 1553 2008–09 2010–11
The league featured 17 clubs from the previous season, along with three new clubs:
Anstey Nomads, promoted from the Leicestershire Senior League
Gresley, reformed club
Radcliffe Olympic, promoted from the Central Midlands Football League
League table
main WDL PR DUN Dunkirk GRE Gresley HBS Holbrook Miners Welfare BAH Bardon Hill Sports RAD Radcliffe Olympic GRM Greenwood Meadows HEA Heanor Town GMW Gedling Miners Welfare GED Gedling Town HIN Hinckley Downes BOR Borrowash Victoria BAR Barrow Town HLW Holwell Sports IBS Ibstock United STA St Andrews ELL Ellistown BMW Blackwell Miners Welfare GSP Graham Street Prims RAF Radford ANN Anstey Nomads 28 6 4 126 38 26 6 6 110 39 26 5 7 99 45 26 5 7 113 66 23 7 8 88 49 20 8 10 84 53 19 8 11 99 70 20 5 13 69 57 20 5 13 89 57 -3 18 4 16 91 81 16 6 16 73 70 14 5 19 75 81 12 8 18 71 72 -1 11 9 18 50 78 14 3 21 74 117 -3 8 10 20 62 100 7 8 23 56 95 7 3 28 51 111 5 4 29 48 113 1 3 34 25 161 Gedling Town were deducted 3 points. Holwell Sports were deducted 1 point. St Andrews were deducted 3 points. #D0F0C0 Promoted to the Midland Football Alliance P 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored. complete fchd
References
External links
East Midlands Counties Football League official site
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