Soccer Star

Season 43 Hall of Fame

Most Major Wins

19 Loyal Rangers (13 Premier League Titles and 6 SLFA Cup wins)

16 Bentley Vikings Old Boys (11 Premier League Titles and 5 SLFA Cup wins)


SLFA Cup Season's 1-43
Season / Winners / Runners-up (division at that time)

43/Jedi Knights (Prem.)/Askham Brtan United (2nd Div.)
42/East Riding Enterprise (Prem.)/Mighty Chucks (Prem.)
41/Chester Town (Prem)/Riverplate (1st Div.)
40/Emu's BPW 2020 (2nd Div.)/Xbana F.C (Prem.)
39/Norfolk FC (2nd Div.)/Loyal Rangers (Prem.)
38/Xbana FC (1st Div.)/Jedi Knights (Prem.)
37/Bentley Vikings Old Boys (Prem.)/Jedi Knights (Prem.)
36/Abysmal Aftermath (Prem.)/The Survivors (1st Div.)
35/Loyal Rangers (Prem.)/Dell Diamonds (2nd Div.)
34/ Jedi Knights (Prem.) / Loyal Rangers (Prem.)
33/ Chaddesden Celtic (Prem.) / Armthorpe Rovers (1st Div.)
32 / Whitwell Rangers as Sylvan Lake (Prem.) / Pilgrims FC as South Ruislip (3rd Div.)
31 / Bentley Vikings Old Boys (Prem.) / FC Abertawe (Prem.)
30 / Bentley Vikings Old Boys (Prem.) / Duffield Dynamos (2nd Div.)
29 / Hundon Harriers (Original) (Prem.) / Askham Bryan United (1st Div.)
28 / Bentley Vikings Old Boys (Prem.) / FC Abertawe (Prem.)
27 / Loyal Rangers (Prem.) / Bentley Vikings Old Boys (Prem.)
26 / Belmont Buccaneers (Prem.) / Dell Diamonds (1st Div.)
25 / Chapel North (1st Div.) / FC Abertawe (Prem.)
24 / FC Abertawe (Prem.) / Xbana F.C as Crawford Park Rangers (1st Div.)
23 / Aberdeen Terrors (Prem.) / Kamikaze Vipers (1st Div.)
22 / Armthorpe Rovers (1st Div.) / Emu's BPW 2020 as St Mary's Saints (original) (Prem.)
21 / Par Athletic as Hentridge FC (2nd Div.) / Links Park Dynamo as Woodley Wanderers (2nd Div.)
20 / Belper Nailers as Zantox Zity (1st Div.) / Par Athletic as Cumberland Athletic (1st Div.)
19 / Xbana F.C as Moles Villa (1st Div.) / Chester Town as IFK Granite (2nd Div.)
18 / Loyal Rangers ( Prem. ) / Armthorpe Rovers (1st Div.)
17 / La Donny Luz (Prem.) / Xbana FC as Real Madrid (1st Div.)
16 / Riverplate (1st Div.) / Askham Bryan United as Real Southampton (Prem.)
15 / Inter Southampton (Prem.) / Aberdeen Terrors (Prem.)
14 / Loyal Rangers (Prem.) / Belmont Buccaneers as Belmont Saints (Prem.)
13 / Chester Town as Yorkshire Lions (2nd Div.) / La Donny Luz (Prem.)
12 / Belmont Buccaneers as Belmont Saints (1st Div.) / Dell Diamonds (2nd Div.)
11 / Aberdeen Terrors (Prem.) / Dell Diamonds (2nd Div.)
10 / Armthorpe Rovers (Prem.) / Stainsacre United (Prem.)
9 / Bentley Vikings Old Boys as Doncaster (Prem.) / Original Barnstoneworth United (Prem.). Note Barnstoneworth are no longer in Opal - replaced in Season 21 by Cupernham Kings (now Whitwell FC).
8 / Chaddesden Celtic as Athletico Halifax (2nd Div.) / Cusco as Norton AFC (2nd Div.)
7 / Loyal Rangers (Prem.) / York Rovers as Bishop Auckland (Prem.)
6 / Askham Bryan United as AFC Dagenham (1st Div.) / Doncaster Town as £#@" Army (2nd Div.)
5 / Loyal Rangers (Prem.) / Aberdeen Terrors (Prem.)
4 / Jedi Knights as Inter Lynx (2nd Div.) / Scrubs as Scrubs United (1st Div.)
3 / Armthorpe Rovers as Raging Bulls (1st Div.) / Aberdeen Terrors (Prem.)
2 / FC Abertawe as Calderdale Crusaders (Prem.) / Dinamo Parkside as Taur Roman Eagles (Prem.)
1 / Darwen United (original) (Prem.) / La Donny Luz as La Luz (Prem.). Note Darwen no longer in Opal - replaced in Season 18 by Zantox Zity (now renamed Belper Nailers).

There has been 14 all Premier League ties out of the 43 Cup Finals.

Most Cup Wins – 42 winners , won by 25 different teams.

6=Loyal Rangers
5=Bentley Vikings Old Boys (4); as Bentley Vikings (1)
3=Armthorpe Rovers (2); as Raging Bulls (1)
3= Jedi Knights (2); as Inter Lynx (1)
2=Aberdeen Terrors
2=Belmont Buccaneers (1); as Belmont Saints(1)
2= FC Abertawe (1); as Calderdale Crusaders (1)
2= Chaddesden Celtic (1); as Athletico Halifax(1)
2= Xbana F.C (1); as Moles Villa (1)
1=13 other teams; La Donny Luz , Belper Nailers (as Zantox Zity), Bank Vale United (as Hundon Harriers), Riverplate, Askham Bryan United (as AFC Dagenham), Par Athletic (as Hentridge FC), Darwen United original (no longer in Opal), Chapel North, Inter Southampton, Chester Town (as Yorkshire Lions), Whitwell Rangers (as Sylvan Lake), Abysmal Aftermath, Norfolk FC, Emu's BPW 2020, Chester Town and East Riding Enterprise.

Most Cup Final Appearances – 86 finalists with 38 different teams.

8= Loyal Rangers (6 wins/2 losses)
5= Aberdeen Terrors (2 wins / 3 losses)
6= Bentley Vikings Old Boys (4 wins/1 loss); as Doncaster (1 win)
5= FC Abertawe (1 wins / 3 losses); as Calderdale Crusaders (1 win)
5= Armthorpe Rovers (2 wins / 2 loss); as Raging Bulls (1 win)
5= Xbana FC (1 win and 1 loss) as Moles Villa (1 win); as Real Madrid (1 loss); as Crawford Park Rangers (1 loss)
4= Dell Diamonds (4 losses)
5= Jedi Knights (2 win/2 losses); as Inter Lynx (1 win)
3= Belmont Buccaneers (1 win); as Belmont Saints (1 win / 1 loss)
4= Askham Bryan United (2 losses); as AFC Dagenham (1 loss); as Real Southampton (1 loss)
3= La Donny Luz (1 win and 1 loss); as La Luz (1 loss)
3= Chester Town (1 win); as Yorkshire Lions (1 win); as IFK Granite (1 loss)
2= Par Athletic (0) as Hentridge FC (1 win); as Cumberland Athletic (1 loss)
2 = Riverplate (1 win and 1 loss)
2= Emu's BPW 2020 (win), as as original St Mary's Saint (1 loss)
2= Chaddesden Celtic (win); as Athletico Halifax (1 win)
1= 24 other teams: York Rovers (loss) (as Bishop Auckland ), Dinamo Parkside (loss)(as Taur Roman Eagles), Belper Nailers (win)(as Zantox Zity), Kamikaze Vipers (loss), Scrubs (loss) (as Scrubs United), Doncaster Town (loss)(as £#@" Army, Manx Saints (as Hundon Harriers (win)), Duffield Dynamos (loss), Cusco (loss)(as Norton AFC), Stainsacre United (loss), Dynamo Red Star (loss)( as Woodley Wanderers), original Barnstoneworth (loss; no longer in Opal), Inter Southampton (win), Darwen United original (win; no longer in the Opal), Chapel North (win), Whitwell Rangers (win) (as Sylvan Lake), Pilgrims FC (loss) (as South Ruislip), Abysmal Aftermath (win), The Survivors (loss), Norfolk FC (win), Emu's BPW 2020 (win), East Riding Enterprise (win) and Mighty Chucks (loss).

Other Cup facts!

Interesting fact #1:
Five teams have achieved the league and cup double in the Opal. Bentley Vikings Old Boys have achieved this twice in Seasons 28 and 30 ; Loyal Rangers once in Season 5, Jedi Knights in Season 34 and Chester Town in Season 41. Loyal nearly achieved the double again in season 7 but lost the Premiership title on goal difference!

Interesting fact #2:
Loyal Rangers have appeared in 8 Cup Finals and won 6 of them.

Interesting fact #3:
From 421 cup finals (82 finalists) - only one team has managed to reach this final and get relegated from the Premier League at the same time. Season 13, La Donny Luz came 14th in the Premiership, and were cup runners-up.

Interesting fact #4:
Dell Diamonds have lost in the final four times, more than any other team.

Interesting fact #5:
Over the last 43 seasons, 14 have been all Premiership ties, 7 have been without a top team, and 22 have had one Premiership team only. Only three of the last 10 finals have been all Premiership.

Interesting fact #6
There has been 28 winners from the Premiership, 9 from Division 1 and 6 from Division 2.

Interesting fact #7:
The lowest final league position (43rd) ever to win the cup is Par Athletic (were Hentridge FC) in Season 21, when they were 11th in Division 2.

Interesting fact #8:
There has been two all Division 2 Finals; Chaddesden Celtic (were Athletico Halifax) and Cusco (were Norton AFC) in Season 8; Par Athletic (were Hentridge FC) and Dynamo Red Star (were Woodley Wanderers) in Season 21.

Interesting fact #9:
There has only been one team from Division 3 reach the Cup Final and that was Pilgrims FC (were original South Ruislip) in Season 32, who lost to Premiership Whitwell Rangers (as Sylvan Lake).

SLFA 1-43 League Facts

Premiership Winners 15 different teams have won the Premiership:

13 Loyal Rangers
11 Bentley Vikings Old Boys (8) (3 as Bentley Vikings)
2 Chester Town
2 Belmont Buccaneers (both as Belmont Saints)
2 York Rovers (1 as Bishop Auckland and 1 as Whitby Town(original))
2 Whitby Town (1) (1 as Boo Boy FC)
2 Jedi Knights
2 FC Abertawe
1 Whitwell FC (as Cupernham Kings)
1 Wolfskull Nords (as Mexicana Wave)
1 Xbana FC (as Barnsley AFC)
1 La Donny Luz (as La Luz)
1 Aberdeen Terrors
1 Chaddesden Celtic
1 Soca Juniors (no longer exist as they were replaced by Zantox Zity (now Belper Nailers) in Season 18)

Premiership Runner’s Up to do

19 different teams have been runner’s up.

6 Loyal Rangers
5 Bentley Vikings Old Boys (3); 1 as Bentley Vikings; 1 as The Warlocks)
5 York Rovers (0) (3 as Bishop Auckland; 2 as the original Whitby Town)
4 Aberdeen Terrors
5Jedi Knights
3 East Riding Enterprise
2 Wolfskull Nords (as Mexicana Wave)
2 Whitby Town
1 Belmont Buccaneers (as Exeter City)
1 La Donny Luz (as La Luz)
1 Istra Pula
1 Duffield Dynamos (as Gillsfc77)
1 Emu's BPW 2020 (as the original St Mary's Saint)
1 FC Abertawe
1 Socca Juniors (no longer exist as they were replaced by Zantox Zity (now Darwen United) in Season 18)
1 Mighty Chucks
1 Whitwell FC (as Cupernham Kings)
1 Chaddesden Celtic
1 Chester Town

Team 64

13 teams have been bottom of the pile, as Team 64!

11 Fishburn Park (7 as the original Lokomotiv Dinamo) (2 as AC Luddenden Foot)
7 Whitwell FC

4 South Ruislip (3 as Sears United and 1 as Pigeon Town)
4 Jedi Knights ( 3 as Athletico Liverpool)
3 Emu's BPW 2020 (all 3 as Ritzy Rovers)
3 Norfolk FC (1 as Grantville Rovers and 1 as Hammerton Boyz)
3 Wigan Wildcats (2 as Fc Liverpool; 1 as Stir Crazy)
2 Port Villa (both as FC Coyle)
2 Scrubs (1 as Grantville Rovers and 1 as Hammerton Boyz)
1 Yellow and Black Army (as West Ham United)
1 Huntley Fairways (as Trent Bridge)
1 Stockport (no longer in the league; replaced by Solent Saints in Season 18 (now Braunstone Town)
1 Radford Semele (as Southend United)
*Jedi Knights are the only team to have been team 64 and won the Premiership!

Fast risers!

Teams that have risen from Division 3 to the Premiership in three consecutive seasons.
Opal 43 / Whitby Town (as Boo Boy FC) / Season 18,19,20
Opal 27 / Jedi Knights / Season 24,25,26

Quick sinkers!

3 teams have sunk through the divisions, in three consecutive seasons:

Opal6 / Mearns City (as Woolwich Manor)/ Season 3,4,5
Opal 24/ Inter Southampton/Season 17,18,19
Opal22/ Whitwell FC (as Cupernham Kings and Pickering Town)/Season 30,31,32

History in a name

There are only two teams who haven't changed their name at all since the Opal began in February 1999.Andrew Gaudie's Loyal Rangers and Rich Dimambro's Aberdeen Terrors have both been going for 43 seasons.

Other teams with long running names are Riverplate (41 seasons), Chapel North (41 seasons), The Survivors (41 seasons), Stainsacre United (39 seasons), Jedi Knights (39 seasons), Inter Southampton (38 seasons), Doncaster Rovers/Town (37 seasons), Armthorpe Rovers (34 seasons), Bentley Vikings (34 seasons), Dell Diamonds (33 seasons), La Donny Luz (33 seasons), Wigan Wildcats (32 seasons), Abysmal Aftermath (31 seasons), FC Abertawe (31 seasons), Istra Pula (31 seasons), Kamikaze Vipers (28 seasons) and Mighty Chucks (27 seasons).

Teams that have had long running names but now changed are:

• Top Gun (32 seasons) to Lokomotiv Dinamo in Season 35; to Barnstoneworth United in Season 36; to The Scillonians in Season 38; to Lokomotiv Dinamo in Season 40 to Grand Union FC in Season 41
• Woolwich Manor (29 seasons) to Tamriel FC in Season 33; to SE Bexter in Season 38; to Mearns City in Season 40
• St Mary's Saint (23 seasons) to Kirrie Thistle in Season 33; to Valenwood in Season 34; to Cowie Thistle in Season 35; to Emu's BPW 2020 in Season 36
• Belmont Buccaneers (18 seasons) to Queens Cross United in Season 35 (back to Belmont for season 36). So 26 seasons in total.
• Tigre Victoria (17 seasons) to Stonehaven in Season 30; to Boscombe Athletic in Season 35
• Hundon Harriers (20 seasons) to BFC Dynamo in Season 37 and back to Hundon Harriers in Season 38 (23 seasons in all) to Bank Vale United in Season 41 to Manx Saints in Season 42

Most Seasons in a Division

Maximum is 43 seasons

Note *means team are in that Division at present

Premier League

41 Loyal Rangers *
40 Bentley Vikings Old Boys *
38 FC Abertawe *
37 Aberdeen Terrors *
29 Kamikaze Vipers *
25 Belmont Buccaneers (currently in Division 2)
24 La Donny Luz (currently in Division 2)
25 Wolfskull Nords*
23 Mighty Chucks (currently in Division 1)
22 York Rovers (currently in Division 1)
22 Xbana F.C (currently in Division 1)
20 Armthorpe Rovers (currently in Division 1)
15 Whitwell Rangers (currently in Division 2)

Division 1

27 Wanderers FC *
22 Istra Pula (currently in Premier League)
23 Dell Diamonds *
21 Armthorpe Rovers*
20 Chapel North (currently in Division 2)
19 Abysmal Aftermath (currently in Premier League)
21 Xbana F.C*
18 Cusco (currently in Division 2)
18 Stainsacre United *
18 York Rovers*
18 La Donny Luz (currently in Division 2)
15 Boscombe Athletic (currently in Division 3)


Division 2

27 Par Athletic *
26 Wigan Wildcats (currently in Division 3)
22 Pilgrims FC ( currently in Division 3)
22 Norfolk FC (currently in Division 1)
18 Chester Town (currently in Premier League)
21 Dynamo Red Star (currently in Division 3)
18 Yellow and Black Army (currently in Division 3)
17 Chaddesden Celtic (currently in Premier League)
18 Bay FC (currently in Division 3)
19 Dinamo Parkside (currently in Division 3)
17 Boscombe Athletic (currently in Division 3)
16 East Riding Enterprise (currently in Premier League)
16 Molesley Shoals *
14 Tigre Town (currently in Division 3)

Division 3

33 Mearns City*
32 Port Villa*
31 Huntley Fairways (currently in Division 2)
30 South Ruislip*
29 Fishburn Park*
27 Radford Semele (currently in Premier League)
22 Kesgrave Vespas (currently in Division 1)
20 Death Valley FC (currently in Division 1)
20 Molesley Shoals (currently in Division 2)
19 The Survivors (currently in Division 1)
18 Braunstone Town (currently in Division 2)
16 Inter Knottla (currently in Division 2)

Current Consecutive Seasons in a Division

Premier League

40 Bentley Vikings Old Boys
19 Chaddesden Celtic
17 Jedi Knights
16 Aberdeen terrors
14 Loyal Rangers

Division 1

14 York Rovers
10 Wanderers FC


Division 2



Division 3

17 Fishburn Park
10 Whitwell FC
7 Mearns City

Other League Facts!

Interesting fact #1:
Only one teams has won the Premier League and been Team64! - Jedi Knights, who were Team 64 in Seasons 18,20,21 and 22 and the Premier League winners in season 31 and Season 34.

Interesting fact #2:
Boo Boy FC joined the Opal in season 18 from the AEL League (when it was disbanded) and finished top of Div 3,2 and 1 in consecutive seasons. One season later (22) they were Premier Champions. Boo Boy became Whitby Town in Season 25.

Interesting fact #3:
Aberdeen Terrors, La Donny Luz and Cusco (1 as Norton AFC) have all won Division 1 three times.

Interesting fact #4:
Cusco have 6 non Premiership titles - 3 in Division 1, 2 in Division 2 and 1 in Division 3.

Interesting fact #5:
Dinamo Parkside (both as Team Punishment) and Boscombe Athletic (1 as Swansea Seals and 1 as Tigre Victoria) have both won Division 2 twice.

Interesting fact #6:
Boscombe Athletic (all as Swansea Seals) and Jedi Knights have both won Division 3 three times.

Interesting fact #7:
There are not any teams in the Opal that have not achieved a top 2 finish.

Interesting fact #7:
Wanderers FC have had 6 seasons in Division 2 and they have been promoted as five different teams - Leyton, Thames Ironwork, Sporting Southampton, Romsey Town and Northern Soul.

Interesting fact #8:
Only 1 team has lost all 30 games and that was Port Villa (as FC Coyle) in Season 30. They scored 1 and conceded 95!

Interesting fact #9:
FC Abertawe are the only team win the Premier League and then get relegated in the following season.

Worst 'Highest League Position'(all-time records by team code)

17 teams have never been in the Premiership.
4 teams have never been higher than Division 2!

Wigan Wildcats (Opal 58) 4th in Division 2 (36th position)
Huntley Fairways (Opal 34) 4th in Division 2 (36th position)
Braunstone Town (Opal 48) 5th in Division 2 (37th position)(only 25 seasons in the Opal)
Bay FC (Opal 33) 8th in Division 2 (40th position)

Kesgrave Vespas (Opal 61) 4th in Division 1 (20th position)
Pilgrims (Opal38) 5th in Division 1 (21st position)
Riot City (Opal 56) 5th in Division 1 (21st position)
Yorkshire's Finest (Opal 28) 6th in Division 1 (22nd position)
Death Valley Wanderers (Opal 35) 6th in Division 1 (22nd position)
South Ruislip (Opal 25) 7th in Division 1 (23rd position)
Port Villa (Opal 26) 7th in Division 1 (23rd position)
Norfolk FC (Opal 37) 7th in Division 1 (23rd position)
Yellow and Black Army (Opal 57) 8th in Division 1 (24th position)
Fishburn Park (Opal 21) 8th in Division 1 (24th position)
Mann City (Opal 47) 8th in Division 1 (24th position)
Inter Knottla (Opal 19) 14th in Division 1 (30th position) (only 21 seasons in the Opal)
Dynamo Red Star (Opal 55) 15th in Division 1 (31st position)

Best 'Lowest League Position'(all-time records by team code)

16 teams have never been in the bottom tier and 7 of these have never been as low as Division 2.

Wolfskull Nords (Opal 32) 3rd in Division 1 (19th position) (only 26 seasons in the Opal)
Loyal Rangers (Opal 14) 6th in Division 1 (22nd position)
Bentley Vikings Old Boys (Opal 31) 9th in Division 1 (25th position)
Aberdeen Terrors (Opal 11) 10th in Division 1 (26th position)
Kamikaze Vipers (Opal 23) 12th in Division 1 (28th position)
Xbana FC (Opal7) 13th in Division 1 (29th position)
FC Abertawe (Opal 1) 13th in 1st (29th position)

La Donny Luz (Opal 13) 2nd in Division 2 (34th position)
Wanderers FC (Opal 42) 3rd in Division 2 (35th position)
Armthorpe Rovers (Opal 12) 5th in Division 2 (37th position)
Whitwell Rangers (Opal 17) 8th in Division 2 (40th position) (only 25 seasons in the Opal)
Istra Pula (Opal 46) 9th in Division 2 (41st position)
York Rovers (Opal2) 11th in Division 2 (43rd position)
Stainsacre United (Opal 44) 11th in Division 2 (43rd position)
Chester Town (Opal30) 13th in Division 2 (45th position)
Doncaster Town (Opal 40) 13th in Division 2 (45th position)

Top Goal Scorers

25 D. Laing (Chester Town) – Season 1

23 Roger Cook (Par Athletic) – Season 14
23 Matt Wirton (Jedi Knights) – Season 24

22 Rodrigo Rotundo (Kesgrave Vespas) - Season 32

20 Wynton Rufer (FC Abertawe) - Season 37
20 Jed Pickworth (Chapel North) - Season 43

19 Askel Didrikson (Chapel North) – Season 16
19 Hunter Crew (Bentley Vikings Old Boys) – Season 19
19 Janik Troester (Stainsacre United) – Season 25

Best and worst: wins/loses/draws/goals (assessed by team code)

Most Points in a Season
PREMIER LEAGUE: 72pts - Bentley Vikings Old Boys (Season 25)
DIVSION 1: 70pts - Manx Saints(Season 28)
DIVISION 2: 70pts - Abysmal Aftermath FC (Season 17) and Par Athletic (Season 42)
DIVISION 3: 74pts - Jedi Knights (Season 14) and Whitby Town (Season 18)

Lowest Points in a Season
PREMIER LEAGUE: 9pts - High Peak Wanderers (Season 3) (no longer in Opal)
DIVISION 1: 4pts - Boscombe Athletic (Season 6)
DIVISION 2: 5pts - Mearns City (Season 36)
DIVISION 3: 0pts - Port Villa (Season 30)

Most goals scored in a Season

PREMIER LEAGUE: 66 Wolfskull Nords (Season 34)
DIVISION 1: 62 Istra Pula (Season 34)
DIVISION 2: 67 Dell Diamonds (Season 32)
DIVISION 3: 69 Jedi Knights (Season 7

Least goals scored in a season

PREMIER LEAGUE: 7 Mighty Chucks (Season 3)
DIVISION 1: 6 Boscombe Athletic (Season 6)
DIVISION 2: 6 Bay FC (Season 2) and Mearns City (Season 36)
DIVISION 3: 0 Fishburn Park (Season 34)

Most goals conceded in a season

PREMIER LEAGUE: 66 Stainsacre United (Season 27)
DIVISION 1: 71 - Boscombe Athletic (Season 6)
DIVISION 2: 83 Jedi Knights (Season 11)
DIVISION 3: 101 - Whitwell FC (Season 41)

Least goals conceded in a season

PREMIER LEAGUE: 12 Loyal Rangers (Season 16)
DIVISION 1: 13 Manx Saints (Season 28)
DIVISION 2: 16 Mann City (Season 4)
DIVISION 3: 14 Huntley Fairways (Season 25) and Yorkshire's Finest (Season 42)

Least points to win title

PREMIER LEAGUE: 51 Whitwell FC (Season 29)
DIVISION 1: 48 La Donny Luz (Season 30)
DIVISION 2: 49 Emu's BPW 2020 (Season 15)
DIVISION 3: 56 Tadcaster Albion (Season 36)

Most wins in a season

PREMIER LEAGUE: 23 Bentley Vikings Old Boys (Season 36)
DIVISION 1: 22 Manx Saints (Season 28)
DIVISION 2: 22 Istra Pula (Season 2) and Par Athletic (Season 42)
DIVISION 3: 23 Jedi Knights (Season 14) and Whitby Town (Season 18)

Most defeats in a season

PREMIER LEAGUE: 22 Wanderers FC (Season 4) and Cusco (Season 6)
DIVISION 1:24 Oaktree United (Season 32)
DIVISION 2: 27 Oaktree Utd (Season 42)
DIVISION 3: 30 South Ruislip (new one) (Season 30)

Lowest number of defeats in a season

PREMIER LEAGUE: 2 Bentley Vikings Old Boys (Season 25) and Aberdeen Terrors (Season 34)
DIVISION 1: 2 Duffield Dynamos (Season 32)
DIVISION 2: 2 Istra Pula (Season 2), Dell Diamonds (Season 12) and Abysmal Aftermath (Season 17)
DIVISION 3: 1 Yorkshire's Finest (Season 42)

Lowest number of wins in a season

PREMIER LEAGUE: 0 High Peak Wanderers (Season 3) (no longer in Opal)
DIVISION 1: 0 Boscombe Athletic (Season 6)
DIVISION 2: 0 Mearns City (Season 36)
DIVISION 3: 0 Feltham Tottenham (Season 5) (no longer in Opal), Emu's BPW 2020 (Season 9), Radford Semele (Season 14), South Ruislip (new one) (Season 17), Jedi Knights (Season 19 and 20), Fishburn Park (Season 28, 32 and 34), Port Villa (Season 30) and Whitwell FC (Season 41)

Most Draws in a Season

PREMIER LEAGUE: 18 Doncaster Town (Season 18)
DIVISION 1: 16 Scrubs (Season 1), Dell Diamonds (Season 5) and Kamikaze Vipers (Season 23)
DIVISION 2: 17 Manx Saints (Season 24)
DIVISION 3: 16 Askham Bryan United (Season 1)

Fewest Draws in a Season

PREMIER LEAGUE: 1 Bentley Vikings Old Boys (Season 36)
DIVISION 1:
DIVISION 2:
DIVISION 3:

Lowest number of goals to win title

PREMIER LEAGUE: 30 Loyal Rangers (Season 16)
DIVISION 1: 34 La Donny Luz (Season 23)
DIVISION 2: 37 Wanderers FC (Season 1)
DIVISION 3 : 36 Molesley Shoals (Season 19) and Tadcaster Albion (Season 36)

Largest goal difference in winning title

PREMIER LEAGUE: 41 Bentley Vikings Old Boys (Season 25)
DIVISION 1: 41 Manx Saints (Season 28)
DIVISION 2: 39 Abysmal Aftermath (Season 17)
DIVISION 3: 46 Jedi Knights ( Season 24)

Most points to get relegated

PREMIER LEAGUE: 35 GFC Priestfield (no longer in Opal) (Season 12), Inter Southampton (Season 17) and Istra Pula (Season 38)
DIVISION 1: 37 Inter Southampton (Season 35)
DIVISION 2: 37 Bay FC (Season 16)

Highest point difference in winning title

PREMIER LEAGUE: 17 Bentley Vikings Old Boys (Season 18 and 25)
DIVISION 1: 17 Whitwell FC (Season 17)
DIVISION 2: 18 Istra Pula (Season 2)
DIVISION 3: 14 Belper Nailers (Season 25)

Most Goals Scored by Youth Team

Kesgrave Vespas 344 (Season 34)
Belmont Buccaneers 323 (Season 17)
Inter Southampton 323 (Season 40)
Inter Southampton 313 (Season 38)
Cusco 303 (Season 42)
Ghazal (as Flamengo) 290 (Season 10)
Chaddesden Celtic 288 (Season 29)
Chaddesden Celtic 280 (Season 30

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Long Eaton Archers WPL7 Shaolin WPL39

Istra Pula Opal46 Abysmal Aftermath Opal50
FC Abertawe Opal1 Riverplate Opal36
Dell Diamonds Opal54 Norfolk FC Opal37
Death Valley Wanderers Opal35 Bayern FC Opal45

NAME CHANGES

Opal 1 Calderdale Crusaders to Golden Serpents (Season 3) to Shincliffe Wood (Season 11) to FC Abertawe (Season 13)

Opal 2 Bishop Auckland to Whitby Town (Season 9) to York Rovers (Season 23)

Opal 3 Gillingham FC to Taur Roman Eagles (Season 2) to Corinthian Wizards (Season 3) to AFC Wolves (Season 12) to Team Punishment (Season 15) to Corinthian Wizards (Season 28) to Arduthie (Season 35) to Dinamo Parkside (Season 36)

Opal 4 Sons of Baggio to Blue Stars (Season 3) to Sky United (Season 22) to Ritzy Rovers (2015) (Season 28) to Molesley Shoals (Season 29)

Opal 5 Kilmarnock United to Aintree National (Season 3) to Slightly Athletic 9Season 4) to Greentithe Wanderers (Season 5) to Inter Juventus (Season 9) to Tameside Bulls (Season 12) to KFC Galston (Season 13) to PSV Athletic (Season 14). In Season 18, Phoenix Vikings joined the Opal and replaced PSV Athletic. To Wight Wanderers (Season 32) to Pangolin United (Season 36) to Phoenix Vikings (Season 37) to]Vikings FC (Season 42) to Oaktree Unitd (Season 43)

Opal 6 Craberston Rovers to Woolwich Manor (Season 3) to Tamriel FC (Season 33) to SE Bexter (Season 38) to Mearns City (Season 40)

Opal 7 Barnsley AFC to Crumlin Crusaders (Season 3) to Real Ale Madrid (Season 4) to FC Santiago (Season 18) to Moles Villa (Season 19) to Crawford Park Rangers (Season 23) to FC Emelec (Season 26) to FC Chezz (Season 30) to Xbana FC (Season 32)

Opal 8 Springfield Iso to Feltham Loyalists (Season 3) to Ridgmount Rangers (Season 12) to Swansea Seals (Season 14) to Tigre Victoria (Season 16) to Stonehaven (Season 34) to Boscombe Athletic (Season 35)

Opal 9 Exeter City to Belmont Saints (Season 8 ) to Belmont Buccaneers (Season 17) to Queens Cross United (Season 35) to Belmont Buccaneers (Season 36)

Opal 10 Cheltenham Town to Bovey Town (Season 3) to Torquay United (Season 12) to Kings Park (Season 14) to Mighty Chucks (Season 17)

Opal 11 Aberdeen Terrors - one of the two original teams

Opal 12 Raging Bulls to Armthorpe Rovers (Season 9)

Opal 13 La Luz to Furneaux Spurs (Season 8 ) to The Villains (Season 9) to La Donny Luz (Season 11)

Opal 14 Loyal Rangers - one of the two original teams

Opal 15 Darwen United to Soca Juniors (Season 9). In Season 18 Zantox Zity ( joined the Opal and replaced Soca Juniors) to Southamton Sity (Season 31) to Southampton Sity (Season 33) to Wroxham Town (Season 36) to Darwen United (Season 37) to Belper Nailers (Season 40)

Opal 16 Southpool to Flamengo (Season 10) to FC Travian (Season 18) to Boston United (Season 19) to Hornsby Harriers (Season 21) to Sky City (Season 22)to Southpool (Season 26) to Donny Caballeros (Season 29) to Parkside United (Season 31) to]Cunnack Allstars (Season 32) to Ashfield United (Season 40) to Ghazal (Season 41) to Tigre Town (Season 42)

Opal 17 Lockebie Real to Northern Hemispheres (Season 3). In Season 18 Sylvan Lake joined the Opal and replaced Norther Hemispheres to Whitwell Rangers (Season 40)

Opal 18 Rastafari Fc to Chapel North (Season 3)

Opal 19 Troon Town to Worksop Town (Season 3) to Philadelphi Flyers (Season 12) to Westfield Town (Season 14). In Season 21 Cupernham Rifles joined the Opal and replaced Westfield Town to Manics (Season 34) to Inter Knottla (Season 39)

Opal 20 Scrubs United to Guana (Season 10) to Grantville Rovers (Season 15) to Hammerton Boyz (Season 20) to Scrubs (Season 28)

Opal 21 Blackburn Fc to Feltham Boys (Season 3 ) to AC Luddenden Foot (Season 8 ) to FC Coyle (Season 17) to SAS (Season 19) to Lokomotiv Leabrooks (Season 21) to Lokomotiv Dinamo (Season 23) to Fishburn Park (Season 35)

Opal 22 Barnstoneworth United to GFC Priestfield (Season 11) to Newtonhill (Season 14) to Chadleigh Chargers (Season 19) to Chaddesden Chargers (Season 20). In Season 21 Cupernham Kings joined the Opal and replaced Chaddesden Chargers.To Pickering Town (Season 32) to Whitwell FC (Season 33)

Opal 23 Appley Waz to Ucfro (Season 9) to Calzini Atlentico (Season 12) to Kamikaze Vipers (Season16)

Opal 24 Snowypool to Inter Juventus (Season 3) to Inter Southampton (Season 6)

Opal 25 Toyn Town Fc to PSV Marvels (Season 3) to Brean Down Albion (Season 11) to Sears United (Season 17) to Pigeon Town (Season 18) to Toyn Town FC (Season 23) to St Lucia Saints (Season 24) to The Islanders (Season 32) to Mill Lane (Season 36) to Alba Unitd (Season 37) to Kalingo Victory (Season 38) to Westdyke United (Season 43) to South Ruislip (Season 44)

Opal 26 Afc Pundits to Midway of Flete (Season 3) to Forest Reds (Season 21) to Rion Wanderers (Season 27) to FC Coyle (Season 28) to Kiloparsec Villa (Season 32) to West End Villa (Season 43) to City Chiefs (Season 44)

Opal 27 Inter Linx to Jedi Knights (Season 5)

Opal 28 Yorkshires Finest to GSTQ (Season 3) to QPR (Season 16) to Kings Park (Season 19) to Real Leicester (Season 21) to Moles Keynes Dons (Season 23) to Yorkshire's Finest (Season 28)

Opal 29 Enterprise Fc to Snow Blowers (Season 3) to Steel City Reds (Season 5) to Edenthorpe Pumas (Season 10) to Phantom Lords (Season 13) to Bush Fair Harriers (Season 23) to East Riding Enterprise (Season 28)

Opal 30 Needham Cell Bk to Reading United (Season 3) to Yorkshire Lions (Season 10) to IFK Granite (Season 17) to Chester Town (Season 21)

Opal 31 The Warlocks to Doncaster (Season 7) to Bentley Vikings (Season 10) to Bentley Vikings Old Boys (Season 20)

Opal 32 Warren Wanderers to High Peak Wanderers (Season 3). In Season 18 Mexicana Wave joined the Opal and replaced High Peak Wanderers. Mexicana Wave to Zakynthos F.C (Season 25) to Salford Saints (Season 26) to Salford Lads Club (Season 27) to Altrincham Astros (Season 29) to Cheshire Royals (Season 30) to Funkademia FC (Season 32) to Mexicana Wave (Season 34) to Apocolypse F.C (Season 37) to Salford Lads Club (Season 38) to Wolf Pack (Season 39)

Opal 33 Queensdown Fc to The Destroyers (Season 3) to Orwell Saxons (Season 19) to Glebelands Town (Season 22) to Queensdown FC (Season 27) to Wealdstone FC (Season 31) to Queesdown FC (Season 37) to Rovers Athletic (Season 42) to]Bay FC (Week 43) to Parkvale United (Season 44)

Opal 34 Boleyn Fc to Sheffield Thursday (Season 3) to Parkside City (Season 20) to Irvine Valley Inferno (Season 21) to Trent Bridge (Season 23) to Tzeentch Demons (Season 24) to Huntely Fairways (Season 25)

Opal 35 Death Valley Wanderers to Fortress FC (Season 3) to Fortunes FC (Season 22) to Death Valley Wanderers (Season 27)

Opal 36 Forest Green to Riverplate (Season 3)

Opal 37 Norfolk Fc to GAA Allstars (Season 3) to Athletico Liverpool (Season 16) to Norfolk F.C (Season 27)

Opal 38 Olympic Moston to Villa Saint Germain (Season 3) to York United (Season 7) to Queens Cross United (Season 19) to Abertay (Season 20) to Harlow Town (Season 22) to Hangover 96 (Season 27) to South Ruislip (Season 32) to Olympic Moston (Season 37) to St. Mary's Saints (Season 38) to Pilgrims F.C (Season 40)

Opal 39 Neighbours United to Grangers (Season 3) to Gillsfc77 (Season 6) to AFC Panthers (Season 16) to Duffield Dynamos (Season 17) to Duffield Dynamoles (Season 25) to Duffield Dynamos (Season 28)

Opal 40 Greentithe Gunners to £#@" Army (Season 3) to Doncaster Rovers (Season 7) to Doncaster Town (Season 12)

Opal 41 Hendrie's Heroes to Bassets Boys (Season 2) to Athletico Halifax (Season 3) to Athletico Rovers (Season 17) to Ridgeway Thrashers (Season 19) to Chaddesden Celtic (Season 22)

Opal 42 Leyton to Thames Ironwork (Season 4) to Nottingham Celtic (Season 11) to Sporting Southampton (Season 14) to Romsey Town (Season 17) to Molineux Royals (Season 18) to Rapid Shackthar (Season 21) to Super Sport (Season 25) to Chorlton Athletic (Season 26) to Hale Barns FC(Season 29) to Cheshire Lions (Season 30) to Cheshire Saints (Season 31) to Northern Soul (Season 32) to Voodoo Vikings (Season 37) to Salford Bombers (Season 38) to Fort Frostmoth (Season 41) to Wanderers FC (Season 42)

Opal 43 Coventry City to Feltham Tottenham (Season 3). In Season 18 Boo Boy FC joined the Opal and replaced Feltham Tottenham. Boo Boy FC to Whitby Town (Season 25)

Opal 44 Boston United to Stainsacre United (Season 4)

Opal 45 Bayern FC to Booyakasha United (Season 3) to Blazing Saddles (Season 4) to Gigondas (Season 14) to Bayern FC (Season 29)

Opal 46 Ja's Jumble to Indipediente (Season 6) to Istra Pula (Season 13)

Opal 47 Plaistow Atomic to Llanrug United (Season 3) to Velez Starfield (Season 6) to Vinton Stars (Season 15) to Atomic Adulescentia (Season 23)to Troon Army (Season 27) to Great Yarmouth Town (Season 29) to Mann City (Season 30)

Opal 48 Sr Madrid to Stockport FC (Season 3). In Season 18 Solent Saints joined the Opal and replaced Stockport FC. Solent Saints to Paulton's Park Rangers (Season 19) to Los Gigantes Saints (Season 24)to Southern Vipers (Season 32) to Queens Cross United (Season 40) to Braunstone Town (Season 41)

Opal 49 Barnsley Bulldogs to Essex All Stars (Season 3) to Cool Runnings (Season 5) to Clansman Allstars (Season 10) to Skegness Town (Season 18) to Priory Athletic (Season 26) to Micklegate Wanderers (Season 27) to Tadcaster Albion (Season 28)

Opal 50 Genocide to Elvetham Athletic (Season 11) to Abysmal Aftermath (Season 13)

Opal 51 Norton AFC to Cusco (Season 20)

Opal 52 Gravesend to Burkina Fasa (Season 3) toSporting CBR (Season 4) to Sourhwell City (Season 9) to Hundon Harriers (Season 17) to BFC Dynamo (Season 37) to Hundon Harriers (Season 38) to Bank Vale United (Season 42) to Manx Saints (Season 42) to King Street Albion (Season 44)

Opal 53 Digswell Town to AFC Dons (Season 3) to AFC Dagenham (Season 4) to Middlecroft FC (Season 10) to Real Southampton (Season 12) to Team Scouse (Season 17) to Edinburgh Celtics (Season 21) to Askham Bryan United (Season 25)

Opal 54 Mighty Mariners to Dell Diamonds (Season 11)

Opal 55 1998 CD Allstars to Ubrrique 1867 (Season 12) to PSV Caley (Season 15) to PSV Wednesfield (Season 17) to Woodley Wanderers (Season 18) to Arun Valley FC (Season 24) to Chapel South (Season 25) to Parkside United (Season 26) to Leith Athletic (Season 28) to Abertay (Season 33) to Mearns Citi (Season 34) to Phantom Lords (Season 35) to Knodishall Vas (Season 40) to Links Park Dynamo (Season 43) to Sunnybank United (Season 44)

Opal 56 Newham's Army to Stenhousemuir (Season 3) to AFC Kendal (Season 11) to Riot City Blues (Season 14) to Riot City FC (Season 17) to Millmoor Rovers (Season 32) to Worksop Tigers (Season 34) to]Riot City (Season 37) to Pendle Hill (Season 44)

Opal 57 West Ham United to Shinclife Avenue (Season 11) to Carlsberg United (Season 13) to Chatterley United (Season 15) to Wolversburg FC (Season 20) to AP Wanderers (Season 26) to Snowypool (Season 27) to Blackmore Knights (Season 29) to Ripley Knights (Season 34) to Red Star Belgrave (Season 37) to Red Star (Season 38) to Yellow and Black Army (Season 41)

Opal 58 Fc Liverpool to Stir Crazy (Season 4) to Donny Belles (Season 8 ) to Wigan Wildcats (Season 12)

Opal 59 The Saddlers to St Blazey Athletic (Season 4) to Askham Bryan United (Season) to Cumberland Athletic (Season 19) to Hentridge FC (Season 21) to Crewedinese (Season 24) to Par Athletic (Season 25)

Opal 60 Garthbea Gola to Top Gun (Season 4) to Lokomotiv Dinamo (Season 35) to Barnstoneworth United (Season 36) to The Scillonians (Season 38) to Lokomotiv Dinamo (Season 40) to Grand Union FC (Season 41)

Opal 61 Monument to Edinburgh United (Season 3) to Whitby Town (Season 7) to Par Athletic (Season 8 ) to Gannon's Legends (Season 18) to FC Chadleigh (Season 19) to KVFC Academy (Season 22) to Martlesham Town (Season 24) to Kesgrave Vespas (Season 25)

Opal 62 Southend United to Farrochie Thistle (Season 15) to FC County (Season 17) to Moles County (Season 21) to Pickering Town (Season 22) to Torpedo Belper (Season 26) to Derby Storm (Season 27) to Steel City Azul (Season 29) to Waterside FC (Season 31) to Shorebridge Rovers (Season 33) to Radford Semele (Season 34)

Opal 63 Newcastle to The Survivors (Season 3)

Opal 64 Ritzy Rovers to St. Mary's Saint (Season 10) to Kirrie Thistle (Season 33) to Valenwood (Season 34) to Cowie Thistle (Season 35) to Emu's BPW 2020 (Season 36)

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Long Eaton Archers WPL7 Shaolin WPL39

Istra Pula Opal46 Abysmal Aftermath Opal50
FC Abertawe Opal1 Riverplate Opal36
Dell Diamonds Opal54 Norfolk FC Opal37
Death Valley Wanderers Opal35 Bayern FC Opal45

Opal All Time Golden Boot Awards – Season 1-43

The Golden Boot Award goes to Jed Pickworth with 20 goals.

25 D. Laing (Chester Town) – Season 1

23 Roger Cook (Par Athletic) – Season 14
23 Matt Wirton (Jedi Knights) – Season 24

22 Roger Rotundo (Kesgrave Vespas) - Season 32

20 Wynton Rufer (FC Abertawe) - Season 37
20 Jed Pickworth (Chapel North) - Season 43

19 Askel Didrikson (Chapel North) – Season 16
19 Hunter Crew (Bentley Vikings Old Boys) – Season 19
19 Janik Troester (Stainsacre United) – Season 25

18 Jed Pickworth (Chapel North) - Season 41
18 Wynton Rufer (FC Abertawe) - Season 40
18 C. Edwards (East Yorkshire Enterprise) – Season 7
18 Billy Green (Cusco) – Season 8
18 N Lane (Huntley Fairways) – Season 8
18 Tyson Povey (Mighty Chucks) – Season 21
18 Eunan O'Kane (Jedi Knights) - Season 34

17 Riley Shehan (Norfolk FC) - Season 42
17 Francisco (Wigan Wildcats) -Season 42
17 Jurgen Schneider (Chaddesden Celtic) - Season 39
17 Robbie Fowler (Scrubs) - Season 38
17 Wynton Rufer (FC Abertawe) - Season 38
17 Sammy Zola (Doncaster Town) – Season 9
17 Pierre Vairelles (Manx Saints) – Season 11
17 Jason McAteer (Soca Juniors) – Season 15
17 Andy Hand (Dinamo Parkside) – Season 20
17 Paulo Razcos Rotheiro (Links Park Dynamo) – Season 26
17 Eddie Morrison (Tadcaster Albion) – Season 26
17 Adrian Gonzalez (Chaddesden Celtic) - Season 31 and 33
17 Eunan O'Kane (Jedi Knights) - Season 33
17 Rick McDonagh (Grand Union FC) - Season 33
17 Christian Eriksen (Chapel North) - Season 33

16 Louis Carpintero (Loyal Rangers) – Season 29
16 Eunan O’Kane (Jedi Knights) – Season 27
16 L Thackery (Scrubs) – Season 4
16 R. Fowler (Askham Bryan United) – Season 4
16 M Robertson (Inter Southampton) – Season 6
16 Gilberto Silva (Armthorpe Rovers) – Season 10
16 Kaine Parker (Dell Diamonds) – Season 12
16 J Long (Par Athletic) – Season 13
16 C Lazell (Jedi Knights) – Season 13
16 Niguel Navarro (Westfield Town) – Season 17
16 Carlos Nunez (Chapel North) – Season 18
16 David Norwood (Radford Semele) – Season 22
16 Kenny J Carsington (Hundon Harriers) – Season 22

15 P Fure (Riverplate) – Season 2
15 W. Machine (Bentley Vikings Old Boys) – Season 3
15 A. Didrikson (Chapel North) – Season 3
15 D Jones (Belmont Buccaneers) -Season 5
15 J Mackintosh (Grand Union FC) – Season 5
15 Fred Terry (Grand Union FC) – Season 30
15 Elvis Erde (Kiloparsec Villa) - Season 35
15 d**k Stowell (Askham Bryan United) - Season 35 and 36
15 Nastro Azzurro (Boscombe Athletic) - Season 36
15 Mick Leadbitter (Links Park Dynamo) - Season 36

14 Enzo Francescoli (Chaddesden Celtic) – Season 23
14 Jack Davinski (Mighty Chucks) – Season 23
14 Graham Wallace (Chester Town) – Season 28

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Long Eaton Archers WPL7 Shaolin WPL39

Istra Pula Opal46 Abysmal Aftermath Opal50
FC Abertawe Opal1 Riverplate Opal36
Dell Diamonds Opal54 Norfolk FC Opal37
Death Valley Wanderers Opal35 Bayern FC Opal45

Birth of the Opal

Back in the 90's there were numerous NSA leagues knocking about and some of these were merged (one of these was NSA2) to form Non League Football 2 (run by Sherwood Games), which started in Mid 1994. The league ran for 8 seasons before it was changed to the Opal in Feb1999. On the last turn for the NFL2 it said:

"This is the end of the season. Congratulations to the winners.

IMPORTANT Next season this league will be run by TRIDENT GAMES, 9 TRENT DRIVE, HUCKNALL, NOTTINGHAM

Glyn is the programmer for Soccer Star. Unfortunately the number of managers playing in this league have dropped too low for us to run it but Glyn has managers available to join and make the numbers up.
We would like to thank all managers, who have been playing in this league but especially those managers who started in the first season and are still playing - Queendown FC, Darwen Utd, Death Valley, Lockerbie Kings, and several who started
up in the 2nd Season, Barnsley AFC, Aberdeen Terrors, Bishop Auckland etc"

54 teams continued from the NFL2 into the first season of the Opal. The 10 disappearing were:

Auckland Arrows
Raddon's Baddon
Cologne FC
Ziggy Villa
Roberto Athletic
Claret & Blue
Athletico Moston
Knowles Rangers
Brazil FC
Fc Liverpool
The Saddlers
Garthbee Gola
Mostons Alliance
Denbigh Town

The Opal emerged in early Feb 1999 and we are now in Season 43 of the Opal.

Looks like Glynn merged another league into the Opal after Season 2 with 38 teams leaving and teams like Chapel North and Woolwich Manor joining.

Season 3 started with:

Golden Serpents
Bishop Auckland
Corinthian Wizards
Blue Stars
Aintree National
Woolwich Manor
Crumlin Crusaders
Feltham Loyalists
Exeter City
Bovey Town
Aberdeen Terror
Raging Bulls
La Luz
Loyal Rangers
Darwen United
Southpool
Northern Hemispheres
Chapel North
Worksop Town
Scrubs United
Feltham Boys
Barnstoneworth United
Appley Waz
Inter Juventus
PSV Marvels
Midway of Flete
Inter Linx
GSTQ
Snow Blowers
Reading United
The Warlocks
High Peak Wanderers
The Destroyers
Sheffield Thursday
Fortress FC
Riverplate
GAA Allstars
Villa Saint Germain
Grangers
£#@" Army
Athletico Halifax
Leyton
Feltham Tottenham
Boston United
Booyakasha Utd
Ja's Jumble
Llanrug United
Stockport FC
Essex All Stars
Genocide
Norton AFC
Burkina Faso
AFC Dons
Mighty Mariners
1998 CD Allstar
Stenhousemuir
West Ham United
Fc Liverpool
The Saddlers
Garthbee Gola
Edinburgh United
Southend United
The Survivors
Ritzy Rovers

The teams confined to outer space were:

Gillingham FC
Hendrie's Hero's
Calderdale Crusaders
Taur Romen Eagles
Sons of Bagio
Kilmarnock United
Craberston Rovers
Barnsley AFC
Springfield Iso
Chelteham Town
Lockerbie Real
Rastafari Fc
Troon Town
Blackburn Fc
Snowypool
Toyn Town Fc
Afc Pundits
Yorkshires Finest
Enterprise Fc
Needham Cell Bk
Warren Wanderers
Queensdown Fc
Boleyn Fc
Death Valley Wanderers
Forest Green
Norfolk Fc
Olympic Moston
Neighbours United
Greenhithe Gunners
Bassets Boys
Coventry City
Bayern FC
Plaistow Atomic
Sr Madrid
Barnsly Bulldogs
Gravesend
Digswell Town
Newham's Army
Monument
Newcastle

Andy with Loyal Rangers and Rick with Aberdeen Terrors have seen all of the changes and are still present today and both with just the one team.

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Long Eaton Archers WPL7 Shaolin WPL39

Istra Pula Opal46 Abysmal Aftermath Opal50
FC Abertawe Opal1 Riverplate Opal36
Dell Diamonds Opal54 Norfolk FC Opal37
Death Valley Wanderers Opal35 Bayern FC Opal45