1992–93 Southern Football League

The 1992–93 Southern Football League season saw Dover Athletic win the Premier Division to earn promotion to the Football Conference.[1] VS Rugby and Weymouth were relegated to the Midland and Southern Division respectively, whilst Dartford withdrew from the league after four matches due to financial problems and joined the Kent League the following season. Nuneaton Borough, Sittingbourne and Gresley Rovers (in their first season in the Southern League) were promoted to the Premier Division, the former two as champions. Despite finishing second in the Southern Division, Salisbury were denied promotion due to ground grading, saving Premier Division club Moor Green from relegation. Barry Town left the Southern League to join the League of Wales, whilst Andover dropped into the Wessex League.

Tables

Premier Division

The Premier Division featured five new clubs:

PosTeamPldWDLFAGDPtsNotes
1Dover Athletic402511465234286Promoted to the Football Conference
2Cheltenham Town402110976403673
3Corby Town402012868432572
4Hednesford Town402171272522070
5Trowbridge Town40188147066462
6Crawley Town401612126859960
7Solihull Borough40179146859960
8Burton Albion401611135350359
9Bashley40188146060059Three points deducted
10Halesowen Town4015111467541356
11Waterlooville40159165962−354
12Chelmsford City40159165969−1054
13Gloucester City401411156668−253
14Cambridge City401410166273−1152
15Atherstone United401314135660−450Three points deducted
16Hastings Town401311165055−550
17Worcester City40129194562−1745
18Dorchester Town40126225274−2242
19Moor Green40106245879−2136
20VS Rugby40106244063−2336Relegated to Midland Division
21Weymouth40510253982−4323Two points deducted, relegated to Southern Division
22Dartford00000000Resigned mid-season, record expunged, dropped into Kent League

Midland Division

The Midland Division featured three new clubs:

PosTeamPldWDLFAGDPtsNotes
1Nuneaton Borough422958102455792Promoted to Premier Division
2Gresley Rovers42276994553987
3Rushden & Diamonds422510785414485
4Barry Town422651182493383Left to join League of Wales at end of season
5Newport422381173581577
6Bedworth United422281272551774
7Stourbridge421791693791460
8Sutton Coldfield Town42179168278460
9Redditch United42186187579−460
10Tamworth4216111565511459
11Weston-super-Mare42177187986−758
12Leicester United42169176767057
13Grantham Town42169176073−1357
14Bilston Town421510177469555
15Evesham United42158196783−1653
16Bridgnorth Town42157206168−752
17Dudley Town42148206075−1550
18Yate Town42155226381−1850
19Forest Green Rovers42126246197−3642
20Hinckley Town42911225689−3337One point deducted
21King's Lynn42106264590−4536
22Racing Club Warwick4237324088−4816

Southern Division

The Southern Division featured four new clubs, all of which had been relegated from the Premier Division the previous season:

PosTeamPldWDLFAGDPtsNotes
1Sittingbourne4226124102435990Promoted to the Premier Division
2Salisbury42277887503788Changed name to Salisbury City at end of season
3Witney Town42259877374084
4Gravesend & Northfleet422541399633679
5Havant Town422361378552375
6Sudbury Town4220111189543571
7Erith & Belvedere42225157366771
8Ashford Town422081491662568
9Braintree Town422061695653066
10Margate42197166558764
11Wealdstone42187177569661
12Buckingham Town421611156158359
13Baldock Town42159185963−454
14Poole Town42157206169−852
15Fareham Town42148206765250
16Burnham42148205377−2450
17Canterbury City421210205476−2246
18Newport IOW42916174456−1243
19Fisher Athletic4289253898−6033Changed name to Fisher 93 at end of season
20Andover4279264299−5730Dropped into Wessex League
21Dunstable42514234292−5029
22Bury Town42852946119−7329

References

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