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1988–89 Eastern Counties Football League
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The 1988–89 season was the 47th in the history of Eastern Counties Football League a football competition in England.Eastern Counties League 1975–1997 https://www.nonleaguematters.co.uk/nlmnet/Regs1SthB/EasCou75.html Non League Matters
It was the first season the league consisted of two divisions. Sudbury Town were champions, winning their sixth Eastern Counties Football League title.
Premier Division
Eastern CountiesFootball LeaguePremier Division 1988–89 Sudbury Town Ely CitySoham Town Rangers 420 1420 1987–88 1989–90
The Premier Division featured 21 clubs which competed in the Eastern Counties League last season, no new clubs joined the division this season.
League table
main WDL PR SUD Sudbury Town BRT Braintree Town WIS Wisbech Town MAR March Town United GYT Great Yarmouth Town HIS Histon HAV Haverhill Rovers STO Stowmarket Town THE Thetford Town FEL Felixstowe Town GOR Gorleston LOW Lowestoft Town WAT Watton United HAR Harwich & Parkeston TIP Tiptree United NEW Newmarket Town BRA Brantham Athletic CLA Clacton Town CHA Chatteris Town ELY Ely City SOH Soham Town Rangers 11 8 21 57 90 26 7 7 106 41 9 9 22 44 75 9 13 18 42 65 8 6 26 48 108 15 11 14 82 67 15 10 15 58 69 21 9 10 75 50 12 11 17 60 64 18 8 14 63 63 19 7 14 87 57 15 8 17 68 71 22 9 9 76 49 -3 10 12 18 39 63 6 4 30 36 125 17 9 14 69 51 29 6 5 117 46 17 8 15 79 74 13 6 21 60 70 14 7 19 70 82 24 12 4 84 40 March Town United were deducted three points. #FFCCCC Relegated to Division One F F 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored. complete fchd
Division One
Eastern CountiesFootball LeagueDivision One 1988–89 Wroxham WroxhamHalstead Town 182 648 1989–90
It was the first Division One season, it was formed by:
Clubs joined from the Peterborough and District League:
Coalite Yaxley
Downham Town
Huntingdon United
Long Sutton Athletic
Somersham Town
Warboys Town
Clubs joined from the Anglian Combination:
Diss Town
Fakenham Town
Wroxham
Plus:
Bury Town reserves
Halstead Town, transferred from the Essex Senior League
King's Lynn reserves
Loadwell Wanderers, joined from the Ipswich Sunday League
Mildenhall Town, joined from the Cambridgeshire County League
League table
main WDL P WRO Wroxham HAL Halstead Town DIS Diss Town FAK Fakenham Town DOW Downham Town IPS Loadwell Wanderers LSA Long Sutton Athletic BUR Bury Town reserves HUN Huntingdon United CYA Coalite Yaxley KIN King's Lynn reserves WAR Warboys Town MIL Mildenhall Town SOM Somersham Town 9 4 13 38 53 8 5 13 38 42 18 5 3 65 31 10 8 8 49 46 13 5 8 42 31 20 2 4 88 30 8 7 11 30 48 10 7 9 57 47 7 8 11 33 39 8 7 11 40 44 2 8 16 23 72 3 5 18 24 86 7 5 14 31 57 20 2 4 90 22 #ACE1AF Promoted to the Premier Division P P 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored. complete fchd
References
External links
Eastern Counties Football League
1988-89
Category:1988–89 in English men's football leagues