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1981–82 Football League

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83rd season of the Football League
Football league season
The Football League
Season1981–82
ChampionsLiverpool

The1981–82 season was the 83rd completed season (84th overall) ofThe Football League. This was the first league season with three points for win.

Overview

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Three points for a win was introduced for the first time in England. ChampionsAston Villa finished a disappointing 11th but made up for this by triumphing in theEuropean Cup at the first attempt.

Liverpool made up for the previous season's slip in league form by winning the league championship for the 13th time in their history, fighting off competition fromIpswich Town,Manchester United andSpurs. Liverpool also won theFootball League Cup for the second season in succession. The league triumph was made all the more significant by the fact that they had occupied 10th place on Christmas Day.

Their season of triumph was overshadowed, however, by the death of legendary former managerBill Shankly, 68, following a heart attack in late September.

Middlesbrough andWolves were relegated as financial problems at both clubs began to mount. They were joined byLeeds United, only seven years after playing in the European cup final.

West Bromwich Albion felt the loss of managerRon Atkinson and key playersBryan Robson andRemi Moses as they slumped to 19th in the league and narrowly avoided relegation. This was just the beginning of a sharp decline for a club whothree seasons earlier had reached theUEFA Cup quarter-finals and almost won the league title.

Swansea City were tipped for relegation by most observers as they reached the First Division for the first time in their history, having just completed their third promotion in four seasons. But John Toshack's men had a brilliant first game in the top flight, crushing Leeds United 5-1 and setting the tone for a season which would end with Leeds going down. Swansea, meanwhile, were the most unlikely title contenders, topping the league at several stages of the season before finishing sixth in the final table.

Manchester United paid a British record fee of £1.75million for West Bromwich Albion's 24-year-old England midfielderBryan Robson. Robson's record-breaking move reflected on how the size of transfer fees had risen dramatically in a relatively short period of time. Less than four years earlier, the British record fee had been the £516,000 that West Bromwich Albion had paid for David Mills. In such a short amount of time, the British record had more than tripled.

Everton, who had struggled in the league for the past few seasons, turned to their former playerHoward Kendall and appointed him as manager in hope of restoring the club to its former glory.

First Division

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Football league season
First Division
Season1981–82
ChampionsLiverpool
13thEnglish title
RelegatedLeeds United
Middlesbrough
Wolverhampton Wanderers
European CupLiverpool
Aston Villa
Cup Winners' CupTottenham Hotspur
Swansea City
UEFA CupIpswich Town
Manchester United
Arsenal
Southampton
Matches462
Goals1,173 (2.54 per match)
Top goalscorerKevin Keegan
(26 goals)[1]
Biggest home winManchester United 5–0Wolverhampton Wanderers
(3 October 1981)
Tottenham Hotspur 6–1Wolverhampton Wanderers
(6 February 1982)
Coventry City 6–1Sunderland
(27 April 1982)
Biggest away winManchester City 0–5Liverpool
(10 April 1982)
Highest scoringSouthampton 5–5Coventry City
(4 May 1982)
Longest winning run11 matches
Liverpool
Longest unbeaten run16 matches
Liverpool
Longest losing run8 matches
Wolverhampton Wanderers

The First Division title race saw many teams take the lead throughout the season, including traditional favourites like Manchester United, Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur and Arsenal, as well as thriving Ipswich Town and Southampton, and most incredibly a Swansea City side who had never been in the First Division before, and who had been in the Fourth Division just a few seasons previously. In the end, however, it was Liverpool who clinched the title after a surge in the second half of the campaign which took them from mid table at Christmas to clinching the title on the final day of the season. They also retained the League Cup. Defending champions Aston Villa only finished mid-table but finished the season asEuropean Cup winners, three months afterRon Saunders stood down as manager and was succeeded by his assistantTony Barton.

Wolves went down to the Second Division for the second time in seven seasons, while Middlesbrough went down after eight years in the First Division. Leeds United, who had gradually lost touch with the First Division's elite sinceDon Revie left in 1974, lost their top flight status after 18 years.

Other memorable events of the season included the early season transfer ofBryan Robson from West Bromwich Albion to Manchester United for a national record £1.5million, and the death of legendary former Liverpool managerBill Shankly.

Final table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1Liverpool(C)4226978032+4887Qualification for theEuropean Cup first round
2Ipswich Town42265117553+2283Qualification for theUEFA Cup first round
3Manchester United42221285929+3078
4Tottenham Hotspur422011116748+1971Qualification for theCup Winners' Cup first round[a]
5Arsenal422011114837+1171Qualification for theUEFA Cup first round
6Swansea City42216155851+769Qualification for theCup Winners' Cup preliminary round[b]
7Southampton42199147267+566Qualification for theUEFA Cup first round
8Everton421713125650+664
9West Ham United421416126657+958
10Manchester City421513144950−158
11Aston Villa421512155553+257Qualification for theEuropean Cup first round[c]
12Nottingham Forest421512154248−657
13Brighton & Hove Albion421313164352−952
14Coventry City421311185662−650
15Notts County42138216169−847
16Birmingham City421014185361−844
17West Bromwich Albion421111204657−1144
18Stoke City42128224463−1944
19Sunderland421111203858−2044
20Leeds United(R)421012203961−2242Relegation to theSecond Division
21Wolverhampton Wanderers(R)421010223263−3140
22Middlesbrough(R)42815193452−1839
Source:World Football
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Goals scored
(C) Champions;(R) Relegated
Notes:
  1. ^Tottenham Hotspur qualified for the European Cup Winners' Cup first round as the1981–82 FA Cup winners.
  2. ^Swansea City qualified for the European Cup Winners' Cup preliminary round as the 1982Welsh Cup winners.
  3. ^Aston Villa qualified for the European Cup first round as the1981–82 European Cup winners.

Results

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Home \ AwayARSASTBIRBHACOVEVEIPSLEELIVMCIMUNMIDNOTNTCSOUSTKSUNSWATOTWBAWHUWOL
Arsenal4–31–00–01–01–01–01–01–11–00–01–02–01–04–10–11–10–21–32–22–02–1
Aston Villa0–20–03–02–11–20–11–40–30–01–11–03–10–11–12–21–03–01–12–13–23–1
Birmingham City0–10–11–03–30–21–10–10–13–00–10–04–32–14–02–12–02–10–03–32–20–3
Brighton & Hove Albion2–10–11–12–23–10–11–03–34–10–12–00–12–21–10–02–11–21–32–21–02–0
Coventry City1–01–10–10–11–02–44–01–20–12–11–10–11–54–23–06–13–10–00–21–00–0
Everton2–12–03–11–13–22–11–01–30–13–32–02–13–11–10–01–23–11–11–00–01–1
Ipswich Town2–13–13–23–11–03–02–12–02–02–13–11–31–35–22–03–32–32–11–03–21–0
Leeds United0–01–13–32–10–01–10–20–20–10–01–11–11–01–30–01–02–00–03–13–33–0
Liverpool2–00–03–10–14–03–14–03–01–31–21–12–01–00–12–01–02–23–11–03–02–1
Manchester City0–01–04–24–01–31–11–14–00–50–03–20–01–01–11–12–34–00–12–10–12–1
Manchester United0–04–11–12–00–11–11–21–00–11–11–00–02–11–02–00–01–02–01–01–05–0
Middlesbrough1–33–32–12–10–00–20–10–00–00–00–21–13–00–13–20–01–11–31–02–30–0
Nottingham Forest1–21–12–12–12–10–11–12–10–21–10–11–10–22–10–02–00–22–00–00–00–1
Notts County2–11–01–44–12–12–21–42–10–41–11–30–11–21–13–12–00–12–21–21–14–0
Southampton3–10–33–10–25–51–04–34–02–32–13–22–02–03–14–31–03–11–20–02–14–1
Stoke City0–11–01–00–04–03–12–01–21–51–30–32–01–22–20–20–11–20–23–02–12–1
Sunderland0–02–12–03–00–03–11–10–10–21–01–50–22–31–12–00–20–10–21–20–20–0
Swansea City2–02–11–00–00–01–31–25–12–02–02–01–21–23–21–03–02–02–13–10–10–0
Tottenham Hotspur2–21–31–10–11–23–01–02–12–22–03–11–03–03–13–22–02–22–11–20–46–1
West Bromwich Albion0–20–11–10–01–20–01–22–01–10–10–32–02–12–41–11–22–34–11–00–03–0
West Ham United1–22–22–21–15–21–12–04–31–11–11–13–20–11–04–23–21–11–12–23–13–1
Wolverhampton Wanderers1–10–31–10–11–00–32–11–01–04–10–10–00–03–20–02–00–10–10–11–22–1
Updated to match(es) played on unknown. Source:[1] Soccerbase
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Managerial changes

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TeamOutgoing managerManner of departureDate of vacancyPosition in tableIncoming managerDate of appointment
EvertonEnglandGordon LeeSacked16 May 1981Pre-seasonEnglandHoward Kendall1 June 1981
Coventry CityEnglandGordon MilneMutual consent30 May 1981EnglandDave Sexton5 June 1981
SunderlandScotlandMick DochertyEnd of caretaker spell1 June 1981WalesAlan Durban1 June 1981
Stoke CityWalesAlan DurbanSigned by Sunderland1 June 1981EnglandRichie Barker11 June 1981
MiddlesbroughEnglandJohn NealSigned by Chelsea1 June 1981ScotlandBobby Murdoch19 June 1981
Brighton & Hove AlbionEnglandAlan MulleryResigned5 June 1981EnglandMike Bailey9 June 1981
Manchester UnitedEnglandJack CromptonEnd of caretaker spell9 June 1981EnglandRon Atkinson9 June 1981
West Bromwich AlbionEnglandRon AtkinsonSigned by Manchester United9 June 1981EnglandRonnie Allen30 June 1981
Wolverhampton WanderersEnglandJohn BarnwellSacked5 January 198218thEnglandIan Greaves8 February 1982
Aston VillaEnglandRon SaundersResigned9 February 198215thEnglandTony Barton9 February 1982
Birmingham CityEnglandJim Smith15 February 198219thEnglandRon Saunders22 February 1982

Maps

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Locations of theFootball League First Division London teams 1981–1982
Locations of theFootball League First Division 1981–1982 teams

Second Division

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Football league season
Second Division
Season1981–82
ChampionsLuton Town
PromotedLuton Town
Watford
Norwich City
RelegatedCardiff City
Wrexham
Orient
Matches462
Goals1,171 (2.53 per match)
Top goalscorerRonnie Moore
(22 goals)[1]
Biggest home winLuton Town 6–0Grimsby Town
(17 October 1981)
Rotherham United 6–0Chelsea
(31 October 1981)
Queens Park Rangers 7–1Bolton Wanderers
(1 May 1982)
Biggest away winCardiff City 0–4Newcastle United
(3 October 1981)
Newcastle United 0–4Queens Park Rangers
(5 May 1982)
Highest scoringCardiff City 5–4Cambridge United
(20 March 1982)

Luton Town clinched the Second Division as their cosmopolitan side ended the club's seven-year exile from the First Division, joined by runners-up Watford (in the First Division for the first time under inspirational managerGraham Taylor) and a Norwich City side who had surged from 10th place to the final promotion place during the final quarter of the campaign. Sheffield Wednesday, QPR and Leicester City just missed out on promotion, as did two surprise contenders still yet to play in the First Division - Barnsley and Rotherham United.

Cardiff City, Wrexham and Orient were relegated; Leyton Orient have not returned to this level since, whilst Wrexham would have to wait 43 years before returning to the Second Tier.

Joe Royle, the 33-year-old formerEverton striker, began his managerial career atOldham Athletic.

League table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1Luton Town(C, P)42251348646+4088Promotion to theFirst Division
2Watford(P)42231187642+3480
3Norwich City(P)42225156450+1471
4Sheffield Wednesday422010125551+470
5Queens Park Rangers42216156543+2269
6Barnsley421910135941+1867
7Rotherham United42207156654+1267
8Leicester City421812125648+866
9Newcastle United42188165250+262
10Blackburn Rovers421611154743+459
11Oldham Athletic421514135051−159
12Chelsea421512156060057
13Charlton Athletic421312175065−1551
14Cambridge United42139204853−548
15Crystal Palace42139203445−1148
16Derby County421212185368−1548
17Grimsby Town421113185365−1246
18Shrewsbury Town421113183757−2046
19Bolton Wanderers42137223961−2246
20Cardiff City(R)42128224561−1644Relegation to theThird Division
21Wrexham(R)421111204056−1644
22Orient(R)42109233661−2539
Source:[citation needed]
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Goals scored
(C) Champions;(P) Promoted;(R) Relegated

Results

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Home \ AwayBARBLBBOLCAMCARCHACHECRYDERGRILEILUTNEWNWCOLDORIQPRROTSHWSHRWATWRE
Barnsley0–13–00–00–11–02–12–00–03–20–24–31–00–13–11–03–03–01–04–00–02–2
Blackburn Rovers2–10–21–01–00–21–11–04–12–00–20–14–13–00–02–02–12–00–10–01–20–0
Bolton Wanderers2–12–23–41–02–02–20–03–21–20–31–21–00–10–21–01–00–13–11–12–02–0
Cambridge United2–11–02–12–14–01–00–01–22–21–21–11–01–20–02–01–03–01–22–01–22–3
Cardiff City0–01–32–15–40–11–20–11–02–13–12–30–41–00–12–11–21–20–21–12–03–2
Charlton Athletic2–12–01–00–02–23–42–12–12–01–40–00–10–03–15–21–21–23–01–01–11–0
Chelsea1–21–12–04–11–02–21–20–21–14–11–22–12–12–22–22–11–42–13–11–32–0
Crystal Palace1–21–21–02–11–02–00–10–10–30–23–31–22–14–01–00–03–11–20–10–32–1
Derby County0–11–10–22–10–01–11–14–11–13–10–02–20–21–01–23–13–13–11–13–22–1
Grimsby Town3–21–11–11–20–13–33–30–11–02–20–01–11–22–11–22–11–20–15–10–21–1
Leicester City1–01–01–04–13–13–11–11–12–11–21–23–01–42–10–13–21–00–00–01–11–0
Luton Town1–12–02–01–02–33–02–21–03–26–02–13–22–02–02–03–23–10–34–14–10–0
Newcastle United1–00–02–01–02–14–11–00–03–00–10–03–22–12–01–00–41–11–02–00–14–2
Norwich City1–12–00–02–12–15–02–11–04–12–10–01–32–11–22–00–12–02–32–14–24–0
Oldham Athletic1–10–31–12–02–21–01–00–01–13–11–11–13–12–03–22–00–30–31–11–12–1
Orient1–30–03–00–01–11–10–20–03–21–23–00–31–01–10–31–11–23–02–01–30–0
Queens Park Rangers1–02–07–12–12–04–00–21–03–01–02–01–23–02–00–03–01–12–02–10–01–1
Rotherham United2–44–12–01–01–02–16–02–02–12–21–12–20–04–11–21–01–02–23–01–22–0
Sheffield Wednesday2–22–20–12–12–11–10–01–01–11–12–03–32–12–12–12–01–32–00–03–10–3
Shrewsbury Town0–21–22–01–01–11–11–01–04–12–01–12–20–00–22–12–02–12–10–10–21–1
Watford3–13–23–00–00–02–21–01–16–10–23–11–12–33–01–13–04–01–04–03–12–0
Wrexham0–01–02–10–03–11–01–00–11–12–00–00–24–22–30–30–11–33–20–11–00–1
Updated to match(es) played on unknown. Source:[2] Soccerbase
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Maps

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Locations of theFootball League Second Division London teams 1981–1982
Locations of theFootball League Second Division 1981–1982 teams

Third Division

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Burnley,Carlisle United andFulham enjoyed some success after a string of disappointments by winning promotion to the Second Division.

Going down wereWimbledon,Swindon Town,Bristol City andChester. Bristol had completed a unique succession of three relegations, while Swindon had been League Cup winners little over a decade earlier. Wimbledon, meanwhile, would not be enduring any more disappointing season for many years after 1982.

Football league season
Football League
Third Division
Season1981–82
ChampionsBurnley (1st title)
PromotedCarlisle United
Fulham
RelegatedBristol City
Chester
Swindon Town
Wimbledon
Matches552
Goals1,422 (2.58 per match)
Top goalscorerGordon Davies(Fulham), 24[1]

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion or relegation
1Burnley(C, P)46211786645+2180Promotion to theSecond Division
2Carlisle United(P)462311126550+1580
3Fulham(P)462115107751+2678
4Lincoln City462114116640+2677
5Oxford United461914136349+1471
6Gillingham462011156456+871
7Southend United461815136351+1269
8Brentford461911165647+968
9Millwall461813156262067
10Plymouth Argyle461811176456+865
11Chesterfield461810185758−164
12Reading461711186775−862
13Portsmouth461419135651+561
14Preston North End461613175056−661
15Bristol Rovers46189195865−761[a]
16Newport County461416165454058
17Huddersfield Town461512196459+557
18Exeter City46169217184−1357
19Doncaster Rovers461317165568−1356
20Walsall461314195155−453
21Wimbledon(R)461411216175−1453Relegation to theFourth Division
22Swindon Town(R)461313205571−1652
23Bristol City(R)461113224065−2546
24Chester(R)46711283678−4232
Source:rsssf.com (incorrect), source=11v11.com
(C) Champions;(P) Promoted;(R) Relegated
Notes:
  1. ^Bristol Rovers had 2 points deducted.

Results

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Home \ AwayBREBRIBRRBURCRLCHECHFDONEXEFULGILHUDLINMILNPCOXFPLYPORPNEREASTDSWIWALWDN
Brentford0–11–00–01–21–02–02–22–00–10–10–13–14–12–01–20–02–20–01–20–14–20–02–3
Bristol City0–11–22–31–11–00–02–23–20–02–10–00–14–12–10–23–20–10–02–00–20–30–11–3
Bristol Rovers1–21–02–10–12–21–03–03–21–22–03–20–20–12–01–02–31–12–01–12–11–42–12–2
Burnley0–02–04–01–01–01–10–13–32–21–00–01–01–12–12–11–03–02–03–03–50–22–12–2
Carlisle United1–02–21–21–03–03–02–03–21–22–02–21–02–12–22–13–12–01–02–13–21–12–12–1
Chester1–20–01–10–10–10–21–10–20–20–03–11–20–00–22–20–33–20–12–31–10–00–01–1
Chesterfield0–21–02–01–21–03–53–12–13–01–31–00–20–11–02–22–22–20–02–11–22–11–02–0
Doncaster Rovers1–02–24–20–11–14–30–03–02–11–11–24–11–00–21–12–20–01–00–11–10–01–01–3
Exeter City3–14–01–32–12–13–00–32–11–01–11–01–25–41–01–21–13–34–34–31–11–22–02–1
Fulham1–22–14–21–14–12–01–03–14–10–02–21–10–03–10–01–31–13–02–22–12–01–14–1
Gillingham1–11–12–03–10–00–13–23–02–32–03–21–01–11–12–13–24–20–22–12–01–01–46–1
Huddersfield Town1–15–00–21–22–11–21–11–21–11–02–00–21–22–02–00–00–12–36–13–23–02–11–1
Lincoln City1–01–21–01–10–03–02–15–02–01–12–02–00–12–22–12–01–11–22–11–12–01–15–1
Millwall0–12–00–04–31–22–13–20–25–14–31–21–31–11–01–22–11–02–10–11–10–02–02–1
Newport County2–01–11–10–02–00–11–01–01–11–34–21–00–01–13–20–11–11–13–13–21–02–20–0
Oxford United1–21–01–10–02–13–11–13–10–02–01–11–01–10–01–11–00–23–01–00–25–00–10–3
Plymouth Argyle1–02–14–01–11–05–10–24–22–13–11–21–10–22–11–20–10–00–31–10–02–14–12–0
Portsmouth2–22–00–01–21–22–05–10–02–01–11–02–11–12–20–01–11–01–13–00–03–01–01–0
Preston North End1–31–30–11–10–10–12–03–11–01–31–11–11–11–02–12–21–01–00–01–00–01–03–2
Reading4–13–10–31–12–24–10–23–34–00–33–21–23–24–02–10–32–22–12–10–21–10–02–1
Southend1–13–01–01–41–12–00–21–12–10–03–04–00–22–20–40–13–02–02–22–00–03–22–0
Swindon Town0–30–05–21–22–13–01–22–23–21–40–11–51–01–21–13–20–22–04–00–20–02–24–1
Walsall3–00–12–11–11–12–11–10–02–11–11–01–12–11–13–11–30–13–10–31–20–15–01–0
Wimbledon1–20–01–00–03–11–03–10–11–11–30–22–01–11–32–32–32–13–23–20–03–01–12–0
Updated to match(es) played on unknown. Source:[3] Soccerbase
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Maps

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Locations of theFootball League Third Division London teams 1981–1982
Locations of theFootball League Third Division teams 1981–1982

Fourth Division

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Football league season
Football League
Fourth Division
Season1981–82
ChampionsSheffield United (1st title)
PromotedBournemouth
Bradford City
Wigan Athletic
Failed re-electionNone
Matches552
Goals1,512 (2.74 per match)
Top goalscorerKeith Edwards(Hull City /Sheffield United) 36[1]

Sheffield United began the first phase of their revival by winning the Fourth Division championship, which marked a superb start to the management career ofIan Porterfield. Also promoted wereBradford City,Wigan Athletic andBournemouth.

Crewe Alexandra endured a terrible season and propped up the league with just 27 league points, but the other league members voted in their favour and they maintained their league status.

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion
1Sheffield United(C, P)46271549441+5396Promotion to theThird Division
2Bradford City(P)46261378845+4391
3Wigan Athletic(P)46261378046+3491
4Bournemouth(P)46231946230+3288
5Peterborough United462410127157+1482
6Colchester United462012148257+2572
7Port Vale461816125649+770
8Hull City461912157061+969
9Bury461717128059+2168
10Hereford United461619116458+667
11Tranmere Rovers461418145156−560
12Blackpool461513186660+658
13Darlington461513186162−158
14Hartlepool United461316177384−1155
15Torquay United461413194759−1255
16Aldershot461315185768−1154
17York City46148246991−2250
18Stockport County461213214867−1949
19Halifax Town46922155172−2149
20Mansfield Town461310236381−1847[a]
21Rochdale461016205062−1246Re-elected
22Northampton Town46119265784−2742
23Scunthorpe United46915224379−3642
24Crewe Alexandra4669312984−5527
Source:[citation needed]
(C) Champions;(P) Promoted
Notes:
  1. ^Mansfield Town had 2 points deducted.

Results

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Home \ AwayALDBLPBOUBRABRYCOLCREDARHALHARHERHULMANNORPETPTVROCSCUSHUSTPTORTRAWIGYOR
Aldershot3–22–00–21–21–13–00–03–11–22–20–32–32–10–11–22–24–01–11–11–12–12–00–1
Blackpool0–20–31–01–10–05–01–07–12–21–03–12–31–02–22–31–12–00–12–02–11–21–23–1
Bournemouth2–21–00–23–21–12–02–01–15–11–11–01–01–11–11–11–02–00–01–04–01–10–05–1
Bradford City4–11–02–21–12–14–13–05–21–00–01–13–42–12–01–02–00–00–25–13–01–13–36–2
Bury1–10–12–21–14–32–12–01–11–11–10–23–27–13–13–23–04–01–12–00–14–05–33–1
Colchester United1–12–11–21–21–11–11–01–13–34–02–00–15–11–11–03–22–15–20–13–04–01–24–0
Crewe Alexandra2–31–10–00–11–21–31–00–11–21–01–10–22–20–10–21–23–02–30–20–11–10–11–1
Darlington0–12–20–11–52–31–21–01–15–20–12–11–03–00–01–12–04–10–22–01–11–23–13–1
Halifax Town2–20–01–10–02–10–22–13–32–01–22–22–12–11–11–10–01–21–54–11–20–20–00–0
Hartlepool2–22–21–10–21–01–31–21–23–22–13–23–03–10–13–11–13–32–32–20–00–02–13–2
Hereford United0–12–11–21–23–02–24–11–12–21–12–23–12–12–11–00–02–11–10–00–31–13–02–1
Hull City1–21–00–02–13–22–31–01–32–05–22–12–00–11–13–12–12–02–10–01–01–20–22–0
Mansfield Town1–02–20–10–21–11–30–12–33–23–22–13–34–11–21–34–31–11–12–23–13–01–20–2
Northampton Town0–00–11–00–21–01–23–00–10–12–12–31–11–11–03–52–11–11–20–02–03–22–35–0
Peterborough United7–13–11–02–01–02–23–03–10–04–43–13–01–01–01–05–12–10–42–01–01–20–30–1
Port Vale1–02–01–11–10–02–10–02–20–05–21–12–10–01–01–31–12–10–21–02–00–01–10–0
Rochdale0–00–00–11–11–11–21–03–20–12–10–10–11–15–31–11–21–10–14–11–00–01–12–0
Scunthorpe United1–11–10–21–32–22–10–11–10–02–12–24–41–02–10–10–01–02–10–00–22–12–70–3
Sheffield United2–03–10–01–11–11–04–00–02–21–12–20–04–17–34–02–13–11–04–04–12–01–04–0
Stockport County4–22–31–22–32–10–02–01–02–10–21–11–23–00–03–01–20–41–11–02–11–10–14–1
Torquay United2–11–11–22–01–11–01–11–22–21–11–22–12–02–21–20–12–11–01–11–01–20–03–2
Tranmere1–03–10–11–11–32–13–01–11–11–00–02–22–20–21–21–22–00–12–22–01–10–00–2
Wigan Athletic1–02–10–04–13–23–23–02–12–01–11–12–13–13–15–02–01–12–10–12–11–00–04–2
York City4–00–40–10–30–03–06–02–24–01–23–41–32–12–14–32–01–23–13–42–21–11–30–0
Updated to match(es) played on unknown. Source:[4] Soccerbase
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Maps

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Locations of theFootball League Fourth Division teams 1981–1982

Election/re-election to the Football League

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This yearRuncorn, the winners of theAlliance Premier League, could not apply for election because they did not meetFootball League requirements. Second placedEnfield could not apply either for the same reasons, so third placedTelford United won the right to apply for election to theFootball League to replace one of the four bottom sides in the 1981–82Football League Fourth Division. The vote went as follows:

ClubFinal PositionVotes
Northampton Town22nd (Fourth Division)53
Crewe Alexandra24th (Fourth Division)50
Rochdale21st (Fourth Division)48
Scunthorpe United23rd (Fourth Division)48
Telford United3rd (Alliance Premier League)13

As a result of this, all four Football League teams were re-elected, andTelford United were denied membership of the League.

See also

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References

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  1. ^abcd"English League Leading Goalscorers".RSSSF. Retrieved2010-10-31.
  • Ian Laschke:Rothmans Book of Football League Records 1888–89 to 1978–79. Macdonald and Jane’s, London & Sydney, 1980.
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