2009–10 Spartan South Midlands Football League

The 2009–10 Spartan South Midlands Football League season is the 13th in the history of Spartan South Midlands Football League a football competition in England. Premier Division Spartan South MidlandsFootball LeaguePremier Division 2009–10 Aylesbury Aylesbury Welwyn Garden City 462 1698 2008–09 2010–11 The Premier Division featured 18 clubs which competed in the division last season, along with four new clubs: Dunstable Town, relegated from the Southern Football League Hatfield Town, promoted from Division One Hillingdon Borough, relegated from the Isthmian League Royston Town, promoted from Division One Also, Aylesbury Vale changed name to Aylesbury. League table main WDL PR Premier Division AYL Aylesbury CSP Chalfont St Peter TRA Tring Athletic ROY Royston Town COH Colney Heath HAR Harefield United DUN Dunstable Town LOT Kingsbury London Tigers BRX Broxbourne Borough V&E LEV Leverstock Green OXJ Oxhey Jets HAT Hatfield Town HAN Hanwell Town STM St Margaretsbury HAY Haringey Borough HER Hertford Town KEN Kentish Town HIL Hillingdon Borough LAN Langford BIG Biggleswade United BRI Brimsdown Rovers WGC Welwyn Garden City 28 8 6 109 41 28 4 10 121 52 27 3 12 107 49 27 3 12 118 67 23 7 12 87 68 23 4 15 81 67 22 6 14 90 58 21 7 14 86 67 21 6 15 84 54 17 10 15 74 64 17 7 18 83 81 18 4 20 69 71 16 9 17 84 71 12 13 17 57 76 13 7 22 67 84 13 7 22 53 80 12 6 24 60 124 10 10 22 53 106 11 6 25 66 111 11 6 25 48 93 10 8 24 50 84 9 5 28 51 130 -3 Welwyn Garden City deducted 3 points #ACE1AF Promoted to the Southern Football League P #FFCCCC Club folded FLD #FFCCCC Relegated to Division One R 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored. complete fchd Division One Spartan South MidlandsFootball LeagueDivision One 2009–10 Holmer Green Holmer GreenHadley Brache Sparta 420 1611 2008–09 2010–11 Division One featured 17 clubs which competed in the division last season, along with four new clubs: AFC Dunstable, promoted from Division Two Cockfosters, relegated from the Premier Division Hadley, promoted from Division Two Holmer Green, relegated from the Premier Division League table main WDL PR Division One HOL Holmer Green HAD Hadley LOC London Colney HOD Hoddesdon Town AFD AFC Dunstable NBP New Bradwell St Peter KIL Kings Langley CRG Crawley Green Sports BED Bedford BFT Bedford Town Reserves COC Cockfosters HAR Harpenden Town AMP Ampthill Town SPS Sun Postal Sports STS Stony Stratford Town BUA Buckingham Athletic AME Amersham Town TOK Tokyngton Manor CRA Cranfield United SLB Sport London e Benfica BRS Brache Sparta 28 9 3 95 31 28 6 6 90 34 28 5 7 107 40 23 9 8 98 46 24 5 11 108 69 22 6 12 96 70 21 7 12 84 60 21 5 14 80 59 19 8 13 90 72 19 4 17 84 65 17 9 14 82 75 15 6 19 65 73 15 4 21 61 85 -3 12 9 19 70 84 11 12 17 67 82 12 5 23 58 78 10 7 23 49 100 12 3 25 61 94 -3 7 8 25 29 103 6 5 29 42 121 1 6 33 27 102 Ampthill Town and Tokyngton Manor deducted 3 points AMP #ACE1AF Promoted to the Premier Division P P #FFCCCC Excluded from the league EXCL #FFCCCC Relegated to Division Two R 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored. complete fchd Division Two Spartan South MidlandsFootball LeagueDivision Two 2009–10 Berkhamsted BerkhamstedWodson Park 240 1026 2008–09 2010–11 Division Two featured 15 clubs, which started the previous season, including Milton Keynes Wanderers, who didn't finished it and one new club: Berkhamsted League table main WDL P Division Two BER Berkhamsted AST Aston Clinton PAD Padbury United WOD Wodson Park MIL Milton Keynes Wanderers TRC Tring Corinthians PIU Pitstone & Ivinghoe United TOT Totternhoe T61 The 61 RIS Risborough Rangers BUC Bucks Student Union CAD Caddington MUR Mursley United KEN Kent Athletic OBU Old Bradwell United BLE Bletchley Town 25 3 2 121 34 23 2 5 100 37 23 2 5 88 33 21 2 7 77 43 14 3 13 69 52 13 5 12 57 49 12 4 14 57 55 10 9 11 62 50 11 6 13 50 52 10 7 13 53 52 9 4 17 56 97 6 8 16 53 98 7 3 20 60 94 5 8 17 37 83 6 5 19 37 89 7 5 18 49 108 -3 Bletchley Town deducted 3 points. #ACE1AF Promoted to Division One P P 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored. complete fchd References External links Spartan South Midlands Football League https://web.archive.org/web/20130121024214/http://spartansouthmidlands.goalrun.com/ 2013-01-21 2009–10 9