Newport were last promoted in 2013. Longest current run spans 20 seasons.

Bournemouth won Division 3 in the 1980s.

Rochdale won Lancashire Combination in the 1900s.

Speaking of Bournemouth, they have secured planning approval for the expansion of Dean Court to just over 20,000 capacity.

I think it might be Bournemouth who have never won a title.

I think Rochdale was the team that went longest without a promotion.

Oh yeah. I prefer Rochdale as well - mainly because of Rotherham’s Evans link.

White v red rose. Probably annoy both parties.

I think you're doing what I do sometimes and conflating Rochdale and Rotherham, Trig.

Shirley has to be Bromley.

Didn’t Rochdale win a title under Evans?

Good luck implementing this… [Link]

I reckon Rochdale have never won a title and I'll go with Newport as going the longest without promotion.

Which is the only one of next season’s 92 that has never won a league title?

Couldn’t we ask ex Wimbledon manager Dario Gradi?

Don’t know but would be interested to know whether folk from Crewe consider themselves northerners or midlanders.

Trig - I'll concede Stockport, but Crewe are in Staffs and midlands, albeit at the very northern end of staffs, like Chesterfield very northern end of Derbyshire.

And Stockport are not Midlands.

Do Crewe count themselves as midlands?

Trig - so all 6 clubs in the midlands!

Yeah I know but they have that scouse ability to blame everyone else for everything.

If you mean the Covid season when they went down we were both in league one not league two

95 seasons for Tranmere

Tranmere joined the league in 1921 too so have got to be close to 100 seasons although they had 3 non league years recently

Trigg - reminds me of the IT Crowd [Link] Still makes me laugh…