List of Greater London League seasons

The Greater London League ran for seven seasons between 1964 and 1971.

1964–65

A Section

PosClubPWDLFAPtsNotes
1Eton Manor241662792638
2Hatfield Town241644763736Left to join the Metropolitan League[1]
3Crittall Athletic241635593735
4Ford United241446683532
5West Thurrock Athletic241446643432
6East Ham United241248645428
7Epping Town241059565225
8Canvey Island249213395320
9Chingford245613304716Relegated to Division One
10Barkingside246315367615
11Hermes246216405714
12CAV245217415812
13London Transport244119281149

B Section

PosClubPWDLFAPtsNotes
1Sheppey United222002712040Left to join the Metropolitan League[2]
2Cray Wanderers221633662535
3Snowdown Colliery Welfare221534522233Left league at end of season
4Crockenhill221228643526
5Beckenham22949454422Renamed Beckenham Town at end of season
6Woolwich Polytechnic2210210444522
7Ulysses229310313921
8Tunbridge Wells Rangers228410294820Renamed Tunbridge Wells at end of season
9Faversham Town228311384819
10Whitstable226313497615Relegated, renamed Whitstable Town at end of season
11Slade Green Athletic22221820676Relegated to Division One
12ROFSA22131822635

1965–66

Premier Division

PosClubPWDLFAPtsNotes
1Cray Wanderers261943573042Left to join the Metropolitan League[3]
2West Thurrock Athletic261664803938
3Crittall Athletic261655804537
4Eton Manor261547664234
5Canvey Island261628593934
6Crockenhill261349604430
7Ford United261349494230
8Ulysses2610214374222
9Faversham Town2610115435721
10Epping Town268414516020
11East Ham United268216448318
12Woolwich Polytechnic267316436417
13Beckenham Town265219397712Relegated to Division One
14Tunbridge Wells26332021659Left league at end of season

Division One

Three new clubs joined Division One for the 1965–66 season:

PosClubPWDLFAPtsNotes
1Highfield221435623431Promoted to Premier Division
2Barkingside221435513231
3Swanley221246533628Renamed Swanley Town at end of season
4Whitstable Town221066403026
5Hermes221138643125
6Bexley22949424422
7Chingford228410534820
8Penhill Standard226610344118
9CAV Athletic228212384618
10Slade Green Athletic227411355618
11London Transport227213327016
12ROFSA224315347011Left league at end of season

1966–67

Premier Division

Three new clubs joined the Premier Division for the 1966–67 season:

PosClubPWDLFAPtsNotes
1Epping Town261664733238
2Eton Manor261556582935
3West Thurrock Athletic261286533932
4East Ham United261358584531
5Deal Town2612311575827
6Crockenhill2611411525526
7Ford United269710444525
8Ulysses26899496325
9Highfield268810455824
10Woolwich Polytechnic266119334123
11Chertsey Town269512476623Left to join the Spartan League
12Canvey Island268513545321
13Barkingside267514516819Relegated to Division Two
14Willesden265516416315

Division One

Division One featured two new clubs for the 1966–67 season:

PosClubPWDLFAPtsNotes
1Battersea United221831581439Promoted to Division One
2Swanley Town221525603432Promoted to Division one, Renamed Swanley
3Slade Green Athletic221165534028
4Beckenham Town22967474224
5Chingford221039653723
6Penhill Standard22958434823
7Whitstable Town228311353519Left to join the Kent Premier League[4]
8CAV Athletic228311354119
9Bexley226610344118
10Hermes225413286514Left league at end of season
11RAS & RA225314245313
12London Transport225215276912

1967–68

The Premier Division was renamed Division One, and Division One renamed Division Two prior to the start of the 1967–68 season.

Division One

Division One featured three new clubs:

PosClubPWDLFAPtsNotes
1Canvey Island261745613738
2Eton Manor261394522635
3Woodford Town261358463531
4Ford United261187373130
5Deal Town261097403029
6Battersea United261178423529
7Highfield269107564728
8East Ham United261079464027
9West Thurrock Athletic2613112525127
10Epping Town2611411585026
11Swanley268711495223
12Ulysses267613345420
13Crockenhill263716256413Left to join the Kent League[5]
14Woolwich Polytechnic26242023598Relegated to Division Two

Division Two

One new club, Brentsonians, joined Division Two for the 1967–68 season.

PosClubPWDLFAPtsNotes
1Willesden201262461430Promoted to Division One
2Chingford201406583028
3Brentstonians201154392627
4Barkingside201055413025
5Bexley20965413324
6Beckenham Town20956452623
7Slade Green Athletic20749213318
8Penhill Standard20659323817
9CAV Athletic205411264414
10RAS & RA20311617497
11London Transport20151421637

1968–69

Division One

Division One featured one new club, Willesden, who had been promoted from Division Two.

PosClubPWDLFAPtsNotes
1Canvey Island241491532037
2Deal Town241473422335
3Willesden241374502933
4East Ham United241356652631
5Epping Town241347583330Left to join the Metropolitan League[6]
6Eton Manor249411294022
7Swanley248412414420
8Ulysses246711375019
9Ford United247512244319
10Battersea United246711294819Left league at end of season
11Woodford Town243129303818
12Chingford246315335915
13Highfield245415327014

Division Two

Division Two featured one new club, Woolwich Polytechnic, who had been relegated from Division One.

PosClubPWDLFAPtsNotes
1Penhill Standard221552682835
2Slade Green Athletic221462451934
3Brentstonians221318442627
4Beckenham Town221228452926Left league at end of season
5Northern Polytechnic22976414525
6Bexley221048413824
7Barkingside2210111424221
8Heathside Sports22769535120
9Woolwich Polytechnic228410364820
10RAS & RA226412435416
11CAV Athletic223415316010
12London Transport22221827766Left league at end of season

1969–70

One new club, Merton United, joined the league for the 1969–70 season.

PosClubPWDLFAPtsNotes
1East Ham United4030641343966Left league at end of season
2Ford United4029471174062
3Swanley402938905061
4Eton Manor402596903959
5Brentstonians4024115634259
6Canvey Island4027491454758
7Deal Town4023611903952
8Bexley4018814948144
9Highfield40161113786543
10Slade Green Athletic4017716696741Left to join the Kent League[7]
11Northern Polytechnic4016618575438
12Penhill Standard40141016808738
13Ulysses4015421687734
14CAV4013819699534
15Chingford4012721649431
16Willesden4081022418926
17Woolwich Polytechnic409427459622
18CAV4084284811320Left league at end of season
19Barkingside4059263612719
20RAS & RA4057283510717Changed name to Royal Arsenal Sports at end of season
21Heathside Sports4048283710216

1970–71

Two new clubs joined the league for the 1970–71 season:

A Section

PosClubPWDLFAPtsNotes
1Ford United181611641633Placed in Division One of the Metropolitan–London League
2Eton Manor181233481227
3Canvey Island181134452225
4BROB Barnet18846302720
5Vokins18837323419
6Bexley18837364019Placed in Division Two of the Metropolitan–London League
7Willesden185310163613Placed in Division One of the Metropolitan–London League
8Royal Arsenal Sports18411314519Placed in Division Two of Metropolitan League, renamed RAS & RA
9CAV Athletic18321322528Left league at end of season
10Penhill Standard18231329467Placed in Division Two of the Metropolitan–London League

B Section

PosClubPWDLFAPtsNotes
1Ulysses181161391428Placed in Division One of the Metropolitan–London League
2Highfield181152381827Placed in Division Two of the Metropolitan–London League
3Swanley181143361426Placed in Division One of the Metropolitan–London League
4Deal Town18936272721Left league at end of season
5Northern Polytechnic18756262319Placed in Division Two of Metropolitan–London League, renamed Polytechnic
6Brentstonians18486202116Placed in Division Two of Metropolitan–London League
7Heathside Sports18459283113
8Chingford18459152513Placed in Division One of the Metropolitan–London League
9Barkingside182610114210Placed in Division Two of the Metropolitan–London League
10Woolwich Polytechnic18071118437Placed in Division Two of Metropolitan–London League, renamed Thames Polytechnic

References

  1. Hatfield Town at the Football Club History Database
  2. Sheppey United at the Football Club History Database
  3. Cray Wanderers at the Football Club History Database
  4. Whitstable Town at the Football Club History Database
  5. Crockenhill at the Football Club History Database
  6. Epping Town at the Football Club History Database
  7. Slade Green Athletic at the Football Club History Database
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