2005–06 Southern Football League

Premier Division

The Premier Division consisted of 22 clubs, including 16 clubs from last season, and six new clubs:

• Three clubs were transferred from the Isthmian League Premier Division:

  • Cheshunt
  • Northwood
  • Salisbury City

• Three were promoted from the Western Division:

  • Evesham United
  • Mangotsfield United
  • Yate Town

Salisbury City won the division and were promoted to the Conference along with play-off winners Bedford Town, both clubs for the first time in their history. Aylesbury United, Chesham United and Evesham United were relegated to the Division One.

League table

Premier Division Salisbury City Chesham United Evesham United

Play-offs

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Stadia and locations

Eastern Division

The Eastern Division consisted of 22 clubs, including 15 clubs from last season, and seven new clubs:

• Two clubs transferred from Western Division:

  • Corby Town
  • Rothwell Town

• Two clubs promoted from Isthmian League Division Two:

  • Enfield
  • Ilford

• Plus:

  • Enfield Town, promoted from the Essex Senior League
  • Potters Bar Town, promoted from the Spartan South Midlands League
  • Stamford, relegated from the Premier Division

Boreham Wood won the division and returned to the Premier Division of the Isthmian League after relegation in 2003. Runners-up Corby Town and play-off winners Stamford promoted to the Premier Division. At the end of the season a single Division One of the Isthmian League was divided into Division One North and Division One South. Fifteen Eastern division clubs left the Southern League and joined new divisions, while Eastern and Western divisions were renamed Division One Midlands and Division One South & West.

League table

Eastern Division Corby Town Stamford 2006–07 (South & West)

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Play-offs

|RD1-seed1=2 |RD1-team1=Enfield Town |RD1-score1=1 |RD1-seed2=5 |RD1-team2=Wivenhoe Town |RD1-score2=3* |RD1-seed3=3 |RD1-team3=Stamford |RD1-score3=3 |RD1-seed4=4 |RD1-team4=Barking & East Ham United |RD1-score4=2 |RD2-seed1=5 |RD2-team1=Wivenhoe Town |RD2-score1=1 |RD2-seed2=3 |RD2-team2=Stamford |RD2-score2=2

• after extra time

Stadia and locations

Western Division

Western Division Clevedon Town Hemel Hempstead Town 2006–07 (South & West) The Western Division consisted of 22 clubs, including 15 clubs from last season, and seven new clubs:

• Three clubs relegated from the Premier Division:

  • Dunstable Town
  • Hemel Hempstead Town
  • Solihull Borough

• Two clubs transferred from the Eastern Division:

  • Beaconsfield SYCOB,
  • Leighton Town

• Plus:

  • Rushall Olympic, promoted from the Midland Alliance
  • Willenhall Town, transferred from the Northern Premier League Division One

Clevedon Town won the title and were promoted to the Premier Division along with play-off winners Hemel Hempstead Town, returning after relegation in 2004. Runners-up Ashford Town were promoted and transferred to the Isthmian League Premier Division. Thame United finished bottom and were the only Southern League club relegated from the league. Remaining clubs were divided between the newly formed Division One Midlands and Division One South & West.

League table

Play-offs

|RD1-seed1=2 |RD1-team1=Brackley Town |RD1-score1=2 |RD1-seed2=5 |RD1-team2=Marlow |RD1-score2=1 |RD1-seed3=3 |RD1-team3=Hemel Hempstead Town |RD1-score3=3 |RD1-seed4=4 |RD1-team4=Swindon Supermarine |RD1-score4=0 |RD2-seed1=2 |RD2-team1=Brackley Town |RD2-score1=2 |RD2-seed2=3 |RD2-team2=Hemel Hempstead Town |RD2-score2=3

Stadia and locations

References