City could play in the NPower League Two


By Slevin Morgan
March 16 2010

NPower will be the sponsers of the Football League next season, with League Two becoming known as the NPower League Two. Coca Cola are ending their sponsorship after five seasons at the end of the season and NPower will take over as from next season. All divisions will have the same name as they do now, although they will simply have NPower instead of Coca Cola in front of them.

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City could play in the NPower League Two
Discussion started by theimps.ka (IP Logged), 16/03/2010 16:31
theimps.ka
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16/03/2010 16:31
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mightyimp1
mightyimp1
16/03/2010 19:54
i remember when they decided to change it to championship, league 1, league 2 and thought they was a laughing stock and wouldnt catch on but you get used to it i guess lol just a name after all

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kev67
kev67
17/03/2010 01:12
I'm probably in minority I know, but I still call them the Second,Third,and Fourth Division.

I have no problem with the 'Premiership', but isn't the current ' Championship' what they used to win when they won the old First Division ?

Don't suppose it really matters what you call it at the end of the day. Sponsors pay the money and so call the tune.

Let's just hope we get through this season intact and start progressing up to the next Division/League soon.

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