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95-96. 5) Abbey Rangers 2015-16 1) Abbey Hey 96-97. 2) Abbey Hulton United 95-96. 3) Abbey National 94-95. 4) Abbey National (MK) 95-96. 5) Abbey Rangers 2015-16. 6) Abbey United 47-48. 7) Abbotonians United 78-79. 8) Aberford Albion 91-92. 9) Abingdon Town 48-49. 10) Abingdon United 77-78. 11) ABS Kilnhurst 1999-2000. 12) Accrington Loyal 2003-04. 13) Accrington Stanley Pre Lg. 20- 21. 14) Accrington Stanley (1970-71 club) 70-71. 15) Accrington Stanley (1968 club) 68-69. 16) ACD 94-85. 17) AC Delco 86- 87. 18) ACD Tridon 96-97. 19) Achilles 84-85. 20) Acklam Steelworks 2008-09. 21) Acle United 87-88. (Some programmes printed in error with Acle Town on the cover). 22) AC London 2015-16, 23) The Acorn Football Club of Whitecote 94-95. 24) A.C. Sphinx. 25) Acton Crown 91-92. 26) Acton United 43-44. 27) Adderbury Park 95-96. 28) Adderley Green 2001-02. 29) Addersley Rovers. 30) Addlestone 54-55. 31) Addlestone and Weybridge Town 80-81. 32) Addlestone Town 93-94. 33) Addmult 68-69. 34) AD Flooring 96-97. 35) Admiral 2003-04. 36) Admiral Group 2002-03. 37) Adur Athletic (Portslade). 38) AEI Rugby 2015-16. 39) AEI Sports 2016-17. 40) Aero Lucas 86-87. 41) AEK Boco 2014-15. 42) Aerostructure Sports and Social 90-91. 43) Aigburth People’s Hall 2009-10. 44) Ainsworth 2013-14. 45) Airdale Celtic 2000-01. 46) Airfield Construction Group. 47) Airspeed 50-51. 48) Air Training Corps (Manchester) 44-45. 49) Albion Haden United. 50) Albion Mills 96-97. 51) Albion Mills Veterans 93-94. 52) Albion Sports 2011-12. 53) Albion Strollers 83-84. 54) Albion United 77-78. 55) Albright and Wilson 85-86. 56) Albrighton Juniors 2012-13. 57) Albrighton United 77-78. 58) Alcester Town(1927 club) 64-65. 59) Alcester Town (2007 club) 2012-13. 60) Alconbury 86-87. 61) Aldborough Athletic 2010-11. 62) Aldbourne 2001-02. 63) Aldbourne Park 89-90. 64) Alderley St Philips 94-95. 65) AFC Aldermaston 82-83. 66) Aldermere 21-22. 67) Alderney Nomads 2018-19. 68) Aldershot pre-lge 27-28. 69) Aldershot Services 83-84. 70) Aldershot Town 92-93. 71) Aldersley Rovers 87-88. 72) Alexandra Park 48-49. 73) Alfold 89-90. 74) Alford United 50-51. 75) Alfreton Town 59-60. 76) Allenbury Sports 2002-03. 77) Allendale 95-96. 78) Allen-Overy 86-87. 79) Allenton United 2013-14. 80) Allexton & New Parks 2013-14. 81) Allscott 2017- 18. 82) Allscott Heath 2018-19. 83) Alma Swanley 75-76. 84) Almond Brook 1966. 85) Almondsbury 2001-02. 86) Almondsbury Greenway 76-77. 87) Almondsbury Picksons 89-90. 88) Almondsbury Town 93-94. 89) Almondsbury UWE 2009- 10. 90) Alnwick Town 50-51. 91) Alphington 90-91. 92) Alresford Colne Rangers 92-93. 93) Alresford Town 90-91. 94) Alsager 96-97. 95) Alsager College 85-86. 96) Alsagers Bank 94-95. 97) Alsager Town 81-82. 98) Alston 104) Altis 2017-18. 99) Altofts 92-93. 100) Alton (pre WW2 club) 41-42. 101) Alton (2017 club) 2017-18. 102) Alton Drawing Office. 103) Alton Town 47-48. 104) Alton Town Bass 91-92. 105) Altrincham 46-47. 106) Altrincham Amateurs 46-47 107) Alumni 2017-18. 108) Alvaston and Boulton 84-85. 109) Alvechurch (1929 club) 64-65. 110) Alvechurch (1996 club) 96-97. 111) Alvechurch Sports 93-94. 112) Alvechurch Villa 94-95. 113) Alveston 93-94. 114) Alvis 96-97. 115) Alvis Oakwood Coventry 1999-2000. 116) Alvis SGL 93-94. 117) Alvis Sporting 2013-14. 118) Ambergate 2011-12. 119) Ambleside United 2011-12. 120) Amble Town 92-93. 121) Ambrose Fleming 81-82. 122) Ambrose Fleming Old Boys 80-81. 123) Amersham Town 63-64. 124) AFC Amesbury Town 2010-11. 125) Amesbury 78-79. 126) Amesbury Town 82-83. 127) Ampthill Town 61-62. 128) Anchor 36-37. 129) Andover 40-41. 130) Andover Lions 2011-12. 131) Andover New Street 2001-02. 132) Andover Town 2013-14. 133) Anglian Windows 86-87. 134) Angmering 2009-10. 135) Angmering Seniors 2018-19. 136) Annfield Plain 45- 46. 137) Ansells 92-93. 138) Anson Villa 76-77. 139) Anstey Nomads 78-79. 140) Anstey Town 89-90. 141) Ansty Rangers 96-97. 142) A.P. Leamington 73-74. 143) APM Contrast 2014-15. 144) Appleby 81-82. 145) Appleby Frodingham (1946 club) 77-78. 146) Appleby Frodingham (1986 club) 2002-03. 147) Appledore 72-73. 148) Appledore/Bideford A.A.C. 84-85. 149) Appleton 2004-05. 150) Appley Bridge 83-84. 151) Apsley 30-31. 152) A.P. Sports and Social 87-88. 153) A.P.V. Athletic 66-67. 154) A.P.V Peterborough City 91-92. 155) Arborfield 59-60. 156) Archdale 73 89-90. 157) Ardington & Lockinge 2001-02. 158) Ardley United 90-91. 159) Ardsley Celtic 86-87. 160) Arlesey Athletic 2003-04. 161) Arlesey Town 54-55. 162) Arlington. 163) Armitage 79-80. 164) Armitage ’90 90-91. 165) Armthorpe 2007-08. 166) Armthorpe Welfare 83-84. 167) Army Catering Corps 63-64. 168) Army Hereford 82-83. 169) Arnold 63-64. 170) Arnold Kingswell 75-76. 171) Arnold (St. Mary's) 62-63. 172) Arnold Southbank 2004-05. 173) Arnold Town 89-90. 174) Arnside 2013-14. 175) Arnside United. 176) Arundel 55-56. 177) Ascot United 2001-02. 184) Asfordby Amateurs 94-95. 185) Ashbrook Belford House 2007-08. 186) Ashbourne United 98-99. 188) Ashburton 84-85. 189) Ashby Institute 68-69. 190) Ashby Ivanhoe 2005-06. 191) Ashcott 76-77. 192) Ashcroft 91-92. 193) Ashcroft Co-op 84-85. 194) Ashfield United 92-93. 195) Ashford (1930 club) 37-38. 196) Ashford (2016 club) 2016-17. 197) Ashford Railway Works 22-23. 198) Ashford Town (Kent club) 48-49. 199) Ashford Town (Middlesex club) 70- 71. 200) Ashford Town Middlesex 90-91. 201) Ashford United 2010-11. 202) Ash House 88-89. 203) Ashington 52-53. 204) Ashington Community 2011-12. 205) Ashland Rovers 2012-13. 206) Ashlea 89-90. 207) Ashley 80-81. 208) Ashover 2000- 01. 209) Ashted Rovers 81-82. 210) Ashtead 49-50. 211) Ashton & Backwell United 2011-12. 213) Ashton Athletic 89-90. 214) Ashtonians United 72-73. 215) Ashton Keynes 2006-07. 216) Ashton National 1931. 217) Ashton Town 73-74. 218) Ashton United 49-50. 219) Ashtree Highfield 86-87. 220) Ash United 77-78. 221) Ashvale 65-66. 222) Ashville 84-85. 223) Ashwater 2013-14. 224) Askam United 2003-04. 225) Askern 2013-14. 226) Askern Villa 2008-09. 227) Askern Welfare 92- 93. 228) Aslan 2012-13. 229) Aslockton & Orston 2017-18. 230) Aslockton Cranmers 2016-17. 231) Asphalia 94-95 232) FC Assyria 2012-13. 233) Astley Bridge 49-50. 234) Aston 2010-11. 235) Aston Clinton 90-91. 236) Aston United 2016- 17. 238) Aston Villa pre-Lge.1887-88. 239) A.T.A.R. 77-78. 240) Athersley Recreation 97-98. 241) Atherstone Town (1887 club) 45-46. 242) Atherstone Town (2004 club) 2004-05. 243) Atherstone Town Community 2018-19. 244) Atherstone United 79-80. 245) Atherton Carr & Nichols 95-96. 245) Atherton Collieries 79-80. 246) Atherton Laburnum Rovers 90-91. 247) Atherton L.R. 80-81. 248) Atherton Town 98-99. 249) Atlas 2010-11. 250) Atlas Sports 52-53. 251) Attenborough 76- 77. 252) Attleborough Town 87-88. 253) Attercliffe United 23-24. 254) Audit-Bardag B.T. 83-84. 255) Audley 91-92. 256) Audley and District 86-87. 257) Audley & Lion 88-89. 258) Aurora United 88-89. 259) Austrey Rangers 2013-14. 260) Aveley 56-57. 261) Avesta Sheffield 98-99. 262) Avon Bradford 71-72. 263) Avon (Bradford) 73-74. 264) Avon St. Phillips 82-83. 265) B & W Avonside 2006-07. 266) AVRO 1999-2000. 267) Awbridge 73-74. 278) AWRE Aldermaston 86-87. 279) Awsworth Villa 87-88. 270) AXA 2000-01. 271) Axminster Town 61-62. 272) Aylesbury 2009-10. 273) Aylesbury Town Corinthians 56-57. 274) Aylesbury United 22-23. 275) Aylesbury Vale 2005-06. 276) Aylesbury Vale Dynamos 2019-20. 277) Aylesford Paper Mills (1919 club) 35-36. 277) Aylesford Paper Mills (1974 club) 2001-02. 278) Aylestone Park 2001- 02. 278) Aylestone Park Old Boys 89-90. 279) Aylsham 2015-16. 280) Aylsham Wanderers 85-86. 281) Ayone 93-94. 282) Ayre United (Isle of Man club) 83-84. 1) Babbacombe Corinthians 95-96. 2) B.A.C. 89-90. 3) Backwell United 78-79. 4) B.A.C. Preston 89-90. 5) B.A.C. Stevenage 80-81. 6) Bacton United ’89 89-90. 7) Bacup & Rossendale Borough 2013-14. 8) Bacup Borough 46-47. 9) B.A.C. Weybridge 64-65. 10) Baddeley Green Rangers 97-98. 11) Badminton 79-80. 12) Badminton Picksons 81-82. 13) Badsey Rangers 48-49. 14) Badshot Lea 2000-01. 15) Baffins Milton Rovers 2016-17. 16) Bagshot 2017-18. 17) Baker Perkins 84-85. 18) Bakers Sports 50-51. 19) Bakewell 2001-02. 20) Balcombe 2006-07. 21) Baldock Town (1905 club) 48- 49. 22) Baldock Town (2006 club) 2006-07. 23) Baldock Town Letchworth 2008-09. 24) Balham 2014-15. 25) Ball Haye Green 83-84. 26) Balti Sports 2015-16. 27) Bamber Bridge 91-92. 28) Bamford 2010-11. 29) Banbury Spencer 34-35. 30) Banbury United 65-66. 31) Banbury United 1989 FC. 32) Bandon 95-96. 33) Banstead Athletic 47-48. 34) Banwell 89-90. 35) Barclays Bank 77-78.
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