SSML Legends Where Are They Now?

[Savagebee]

On 02/04/2020 at 09:12, Rhodes said:

Old fashioned centre back Liam McDevitt was with Royston Town in the SSML Premier Division during 2010/11, the season before they won the Championship and were promoted to the Evo Stik Southern League Central Division, he played just eight games for the Crows before leaving to join Barton Rovers later that season and stayed at Sharpenhoe Road for three years or so before briefly returning to Garden Walk and going back to Barton Rovers yet again. More recently Liam has had brief spells with St Ives Town, St Neots Town, Biggleswade Town and is currently plying his trade with Hayes & Yeading as Captain in the BetVictor Southern League Premier South Division, the 30 year old cannot seem to stay with any one Club for a lengthy period of time. He started his career at Stevenage  Borough in 2006 before moving to Hitchin Town for three seasons and then joining Royston Town in their SSML heyday, a good solid player who was liked by legendary Royston Town supremo Paul Attfield:

 

On 02/04/2020 at 09:49, Savagebee said:

34 games and 1 goal this season for Hayes & Yeading United FC.

A very decent player.

Seems popular with the Hayes & Yeading United FC supporters.

http://www.hayesandyeadingunited.co.uk/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=5249

Edited April 13, 2020 by Savagebee

[Rhodes]

Kings Langley were only promoted from Division One in second place on goal difference the season before however they took the 2014/15 SSML Premier Division campaign by the scruff of the neck and, incredibly, just two seasons later were a Step 3 Club following three successive promotions. It was however another Oxhey Jets striker, namely Lee Armitt (pictured), who grabbed the goalscoring headlines that season despite his side only finishing twelfth in the table, Armitt netted 35 times in just 30 league games, slightly less than half of Oxhey Jets goals total for the entire campaign. He is currently with Colney Heath having also had spells with Hillingdon Borough, London Colney, Welwyn Garden City and North Greenford United during his career so far, at Cotlandswick he netted 24 times in 21 SSML Premier Division outings in 2015/16:

SSML Premier Division 2014/15
Pos  Name                            Pld    W    D    L   GF   GA  Pts
   1  King's Langley                   42   33    4    5  127   37  103
   2  London Colney                    42   29    6    7   78   26   93
   3  A F C Dunstable                  42   25   10    7   94   52   84 *
   4  Harefield United                 42   25    6   11   96   64   81
   5  Sun Sports                       42   25    3   14   84   60   78
   6  Berkhamsted                      42   24    4   14  105   64   76
   7  Wembley                          42   23    6   13   80   60   75
   8  St Margaretsbury                 42   21   10   11   88   51   73
   9  Hadley                           42   23    4   15   79   65   73
  10  Tring Athletic                   42   21    7   14   78   53   70
  11  Hertford Town                    42   19    8   15   86   71   65
  12  Oxhey Jets                       42   17    6   19   82   81   57
  13  Biggleswade United               42   15    7   20   73   81   52
  14  Colney Heath                     42   12   10   20   69   75   46
  15  Leverstock Green                 42   13    6   23   63   94   45
  16  Stotfold                         42   11   11   20   65   94   44
  17  London Tigers                    42    9   10   23   62   96   37
  18  Cockfosters                      42   11    4   27   41   91   37
  19  Hoddesdon Town                   42   10    6   26   59  103   36
  20  Holmer Green                     42   10    4   28   56  114   34
  21  Ampthill Town                    42    8    7   27   44  120   31
  22  Hillingdon Borough               42    4    9   29   64  121   21
* - AFC Dunstable 1 point deducted

[Rhodes]

AFC Dunstable had a fairly comfortable ride to the 2015/16 SSML Premier Division Championship, their highest honour since forming as Old Dunstablians in 1981, to earn promotion to the Southern League Division One Central. London Colney knew that their time was close and it was finally third time lucky for them the following season after finishing runners up two seasons in succession, Lee Armitt had arrived at Cotlandswick from Oxhey Jets and, as mentioned earlier, netted 24 times in the League. Hoddesdon Town had an excellent campaign finishing in third place, the highest league finishing position I believe in the Club's 141 year history, as did Karen's Welwyn Garden City who had only been promoted as Champions from Division One the season before, in addition they lifted the Challenge Trophy, beating Berkhamsted 4-3 in a thrilling Final, and were also runners up in the Premier Division Cup losing 1-0 to Hoddesdon Town in a Final that could have gone either way. Ashley Kersey (pictured and no relation to Paul Kersey from the Death Wish films) was their star man who also had spells at Sun Postal Sports and Bedford before arriving at Herns Lane:

SSML Premier Division 2015/16
Pos  Name                            Pld    W    D    L   GF   GA  Pts
   1  AFC Dunstable                    42   32    6    4  118   33  102
   2  London Colney                    42   27    8    7   93   37   89
   3  Hoddesdon Town                   42   27    8    7   82   36   89
   4  Welwyn Garden City               42   22    8   12   88   49   74
   5  Berkhamsted                      42   22    8   12   93   63   74
   6  Hadley                           42   22    5   15   82   55   71
   7  Holmer Green                     42   22    4   16   86   82   70
   8  Hertford Town                    42   20    8   14  112   82   68
   9  Cockfosters                      42   18   13   11   82   62   67
  10  Biggleswade United               42   20    7   15   64   54   67
  11  Wembley                          42   19    6   17   77   61   63
  12  Tring Athletic                   42   17   12   13   66   56   63
  13  London Tigers                    42   17    9   16   64   75   60
  14  Sun Sports                       42   16    7   19   76   83   55
  15  Stotfold                         42   14    9   19   68   83   51
  16  FC Broxbourne Borough            42   11    8   23   58   96   41
  17  Oxhey Jets                       42   11    3   28   59  128   36
  18  Leverstock Green                 42    9    8   25   76  107   35
  19  St Margaretsbury                 42    8    9   25   56   96   33
  20  Colney Heath                     42    9    6   27   38   87   33
  21  Harefield United                 42    9    4   29   42  106   31
  22  Bedford                          42    9    6   27   58  107   30 *
* - Bedford 3 points deducted

Edited April 14, 2020 by Rhodes

[Rhodes]

London Colney epitomised the saying 'third time lucky' when finally lifting the SSML Premier Division Championship Shield sky high in 2016/17 however Hertford Town gave them a run for their money and took four points from their two meetings, London Colney also lifted the Challenge Trophy winning a one sided final against Thame Rangers at Second Meadow. Jon Clements was arguably the player of the season netting 41 times in 54 appearances for the Cotlandswick Club, a young Archie McClelland (pictured) also weighed in with a healthy 29 strikes in 51 outings and, after spending last season with Harpenden Town, he is currently plying his trade at Bell Close with Leighton Town netting 12 times this season including the first goal at his old stomping ground Cotlandswick in February in a 4-0 win:

SSML Premier Division 2016/17

Pos  Name                            Pld    W    D    L   GF   GA  Pts

   1  London Colney                    42   31    4    7  110   45   97
   2  Hertford Town                    42   28    8    6   91   35   92
   3  Cockfosters                      42   27    7    8   90   48   88
   4  Wembley                          42   23    6   13  115   73   75
   5  Tring Athletic                   42   23    6   13   78   54   75
   6  Welwyn Garden City               42   21   10   11   87   66   73
   7  Hoddesdon Town                   42   20    9   13   93   69   69
   8  Berkhamsted                      42   21    6   15   77   56   69
   9  Biggleswade United               42   19   11   12   57   47   68
  10  Sun Sports                       42   18   10   14   77   73   64
  11  Crawley Green Sports             42   18    6   18   63   76   60
  12  Leverstock Green                 42   16   10   16   85   76   58
  13  Stotfold                         42   14   10   18   66   77   25
  14  Holmer Green                     42   13   10   19   56   60   49
  15  Oxhey Jets                       42   13   10   19   68   84   49
  16  Leighton Town                    42   14    5   23   68   82   47
  17  Edgware Town                     42   11   10   21   61   88   43
  18  Colney Heath                     42   12    7   23   62  100   43
  19  Hadley                           42    9   12   21   57   79   39
  20  St Margaretsbury                 42    9   11   22   60   92   38
  21  London Tigers                    42    8    7   27   46  109   31
  22  F C Broxbourne Borough           42    4    5   33   47  125   17

[Savagebee]

On 13/04/2020 at 17:56, Rhodes said:

Kings Langley were only promoted from Division One in second place on goal difference the season before however they took the 2014/15 SSML Premier Division campaign by the scruff of the neck and, incredibly, just two seasons later were a Step 3 Club following three successive promotions. It was however another Oxhey Jets striker, namely Lee Armitt (pictured), who grabbed the goalscoring headlines that season despite his side only finishing twelfth in the table, Armitt netted 35 times in just 30 league games, slightly less than half of Oxhey Jets goals total for the entire campaign. He is currently with Colney Heath having also had spells with Hillingdon Borough, London Colney, Welwyn Garden City and North Greenford United during his career so far, at Cotlandswick he netted 24 times in 21 SSML Premier Division outings in 2015/16:

SSML Premier Division 2014/15
Pos  Name                            Pld    W    D    L   GF   GA  Pts
   1  King's Langley                   42   33    4    5  127   37  103
   2  London Colney                    42   29    6    7   78   26   93
   3  A F C Dunstable                  42   25   10    7   94   52   84 *
   4  Harefield United                 42   25    6   11   96   64   81
   5  Sun Sports                       42   25    3   14   84   60   78
   6  Berkhamsted                      42   24    4   14  105   64   76
   7  Wembley                          42   23    6   13   80   60   75
   8  St Margaretsbury                 42   21   10   11   88   51   73
   9  Hadley                           42   23    4   15   79   65   73
  10  Tring Athletic                   42   21    7   14   78   53   70
  11  Hertford Town                    42   19    8   15   86   71   65
  12  Oxhey Jets                       42   17    6   19   82   81   57
  13  Biggleswade United               42   15    7   20   73   81   52
  14  Colney Heath                     42   12   10   20   69   75   46
  15  Leverstock Green                 42   13    6   23   63   94   45
  16  Stotfold                         42   11   11   20   65   94   44
  17  London Tigers                    42    9   10   23   62   96   37
  18  Cockfosters                      42   11    4   27   41   91   37
  19  Hoddesdon Town                   42   10    6   26   59  103   36
  20  Holmer Green                     42   10    4   28   56  114   34
  21  Ampthill Town                    42    8    7   27   44  120   31
  22  Hillingdon Borough               42    4    9   29   64  121   21
* - AFC Dunstable 1 point deducted

What a great striker Lee Armitt has been over the years.

[Rhodes]

Just resuming this thread and the 2004/2005 campaign saw Potters Bar Town lift the SSML Premier Division Championship Shield gaining promotion to Division One East of the Southern League for one season before moving sideways to the Isthmian League Division One North for geographical reasons. The Club also won the Premier Division Cup that season, beating Harefield United 2-1 after extra time at Goffs Lane, as well as the Hertfordshire FA Charity Shield but lost 7-1 at Uxbridge in the FA Cup Preliminary Round and 3-2 at St Neots Town in a FA Vase Second Round proper tie, their last game in the competition having not returned to Step 5 level since. Hanwell Town finished in second place however led the table for much of the campaign and it is still a mystery to this day how they suffered such a dramatic loss of form so late on to allow the Scholars to win the Championship by sixteen points in the end. Hanwell Town were nine points ahead of Haywood United in third who had only been promoted from Division One the season before and changed their name to Aylesbury Vale the following season. You could possibly feel it in your water that Hillingdon Borough, albeit only in sixth place, were on the verge of something big and so it proved the following season, Blaise O'Brien netted 29 league goals for them in just 16 appearances, Potters Bar Town's top scorer was Richie Howard, also with 29 league goals from 18 starts, and Keith Rowlands weighed in with 25 goals in 17 league outings for Hanwell Town, Rowlands netted 283 goals in 371 games for Hanwell Town and was Manager at Reynolds Field for a short spell some years later where he is still idolised:

SSML Premier Division 2004/2005
Pos  Name                            Pld    W    D    L   GF   GA  Pts
   1  Potters Bar Town                 38   29    5    4   95   32   92
   2  Hanwell Town                     38   22   10    6   91   52   76
   3  Haywood United                   38   19   10    9   72   48   67
   4  Tring Athletic                   38   18   11    9   53   43   65
   5  Harefield United                 38   15   17    6   48   33   62
   6  Hillingdon Borough               38   18    6   14   76   55   60
   7  St Margaretsbury                 38   15   11   12   65   49   56
   8  Welwyn Garden City               38   16    8   14   61   52   56
   9  Broxbourne Borough V & E         38   15    9   14   64   63   54
  10  Biggleswade Town                 38   15    5   18   61   72   50
  11  London Colney                    38   14    8   16   56   67   50
  12  Ruislip Manor                    38   13   10   15   54   61   49
  13  Holmer Green                     38   14    7   17   47   58   49
  14  Leverstock Green                 38   10   15   13   62   61   45
  15  Harpenden Town                   38   11   11   16   43   60   44
  16  Royston Town                     38   10   11   17   55   76   41
  17  Langford                         38   11    6   21   56   82   39
  18  Haringey Borough                 38   10    6   22   43   72   36
  19  Bedford United & Valerio         38    7   10   21   43   77   31
  20  Hoddesdon Town                   38    7    6   25   49   81   27

[Savagebee]

36 minutes ago, Rhodes said:

Just resuming this thread and the 2004/2005 campaign saw Potters Bar Town lift the SSML Premier Division Championship Shield gaining promotion to Division One East of the Southern League for one season before moving sideways to the Isthmian League Division One North for geographical reasons. The Club also won the Premier Division Cup that season, beating Harefield United 2-1 after extra time at Goffs Lane, as well as the Hertfordshire FA Charity Shield but lost 7-1 at Uxbridge in the FA Cup Preliminary Round and 3-2 at St Neots Town in a FA Vase Second Round proper tie, their last game in the competition having not returned to Step 5 level since. Hanwell Town finished in second place however led the table for much of the campaign and it is still a mystery to this day how they suffered such a dramatic loss of form so late on to allow the Scholars to win the Championship by sixteen points in the end. Hanwell Town were nine points ahead of Haywood United in third who had only been promoted from Division One the season before and changed their name to Aylesbury Vale the following season. You could possibly feel it in your water that Hillingdon Borough, albeit only in sixth place, were on the verge of something big and so it proved the following season, Blaise O'Brien netted 29 league goals for them in just 16 appearances, Potters Bar Town's top scorer was Richie Howard, also with 29 league goals from 18 starts, and Keith Rowlands weighed in with 25 goals in 17 league outings for Hanwell Town, Rowlands netted 283 goals in 371 games for Hanwell Town and was Manager at Reynolds Field for a short spell some years later where he is still idolised:

SSML Premier Division 2004/2005
Pos  Name                            Pld    W    D    L   GF   GA  Pts
   1  Potters Bar Town                 38   29    5    4   95   32   92
   2  Hanwell Town                     38   22   10    6   91   52   76
   3  Haywood United                   38   19   10    9   72   48   67
   4  Tring Athletic                   38   18   11    9   53   43   65
   5  Harefield United                 38   15   17    6   48   33   62
   6  Hillingdon Borough               38   18    6   14   76   55   60
   7  St Margaretsbury                 38   15   11   12   65   49   56
   8  Welwyn Garden City               38   16    8   14   61   52   56
   9  Broxbourne Borough V & E         38   15    9   14   64   63   54
  10  Biggleswade Town                 38   15    5   18   61   72   50
  11  London Colney                    38   14    8   16   56   67   50
  12  Ruislip Manor                    38   13   10   15   54   61   49
  13  Holmer Green                     38   14    7   17   47   58   49
  14  Leverstock Green                 38   10   15   13   62   61   45
  15  Harpenden Town                   38   11   11   16   43   60   44
  16  Royston Town                     38   10   11   17   55   76   41
  17  Langford                         38   11    6   21   56   82   39
  18  Haringey Borough                 38   10    6   22   43   72   36
  19  Bedford United & Valerio         38    7   10   21   43   77   31
  20  Hoddesdon Town                   38    7    6   25   49   81   27

Keith Rowlands was a top striker back in the day and a really nice bloke. He still plays a bit of Vets footy I'm told.

[Winslow Boy]

Blaise O’Brien was miles above. 

[Savagebee]

3 hours ago, Winslow Boy said:

Blaise O’Brien was miles above. 

Chris Mills and Charlie Baverstock set up Blaise O'Brien to most of his goals at Hanwell Town yes he was a top striker as well. Stopped playing fairly young compared to Keith Rowlands who played to his mid to late 30s.

[Rhodes]

Beaconfield SYCOB won the SSML Premier Division Championship in 2003/04 by eight points from Brook House and were promoted to Division One East of the Southern League before moving to Division One West the following season for geographical reasons, Brook House were possibly distracted slightly by reaching both the Challenge Trophy and Premier Division Cup Finals. Beaconsfield SYCOB however only lost two league matches all season to Harefield United at Holloways Park and 2-1 at Brook House in a blood and thunder February affair, I gather Leon Callendar was their top goalscorer however the defence only conceded 21 times and former Watford and England schoolboys goalkeeper Liam Watson was instrumental throughout the campaign saving pretty much everything that was thrown at him, he later joined Northwood, North Greenford United, Tring Athletic, Aylesbury FC:

SSML Premier Division 2003/2004
Pos  Name                           Pld    W    D    L   GF   GA  Pts
   1  Beaconsfield S Y C O B           36   27    7    2   95   21   88
   2  Brook House                      36   26    2    8   82   35   80
   3  St Margaretsbury                 36   24    5    7   66   29   77
   4  Potters Bar Town                 36   22    8    6   86   35   74
   5  Harefield United                 36   22    5    9   87   50   71
   6  Hanwell Town                     36   22    4   10   86   49   70
   7  London Colney                    36   18    6   12   76   48   60
   8  Greenacres                       36   16    6   14   77   78   54
   9  Leverstock Green                 36   14    7   15   54   55   49
  10  Ruislip Manor                    36   14    6   16   60   62   48
  11  Hoddesdon Town                   36   13    7   16   53   53   46
  12  Hillingdon Borough               36   13    7   16   56   67   46
  13  Royston Town                     36   11    7   18   63   78   40
  14  Harpenden Town                   36    9    9   18   47   81   36
  15  Biggleswade Town                 36    9    8   19   56   82   35
  16  Broxbourne Borough V & E         36    9    3   24   36   93   30
  17  Bedford United & Valerio         36    6    6   24   32   84   24
  18  Haringey Borough                 36    5    7   24   43   90   22
  19  Holmer Green                     36    5    4   27   41  106   19
 

Edited April 26, 2020 by Rhodes

[Savagebee]

37 minutes ago, Rhodes said:

Beaconfield SYCOB won the SSML Premier Division Championship in 2003/04 by eight points from Brook House and were promoted to Division One East of the Southern League before moving to Division One West the following season for geographical reasons, Brook House were possibly distracted slightly by reaching both the Challenge Trophy and Premier Division Cup Finals. Beaconsfield SYCOB however only lost two league matches all season to Harefield United at Holloways Park and 2-1 at Brook House in a blood and thunder February affair, I gather Leon Callendar was their top goalscorer however the defence only conceded 21 times and former Watford and England schoolboys goalkeeper Liam Watson was instrumental throughout the campaign saving pretty much everything that was thrown at him, he later joined Northwood, North Greenford United, Tring Athletic, Aylesbury FC:

SSML Premier Division 2003/2004
Pos  Name                           Pld    W    D    L   GF   GA  Pts
   1  Beaconsfield S Y C O B           36   27    7    2   95   21   88
   2  Brook House                      36   26    2    8   82   35   80
   3  St Margaretsbury                 36   24    5    7   66   29   77
   4  Potters Bar Town                 36   22    8    6   86   35   74
   5  Harefield United                 36   22    5    9   87   50   71
   6  Hanwell Town                     36   22    4   10   86   49   70
   7  London Colney                    36   18    6   12   76   48   60
   8  Greenacres                       36   16    6   14   77   78   54
   9  Leverstock Green                 36   14    7   15   54   55   49
  10  Ruislip Manor                    36   14    6   16   60   62   48
  11  Hoddesdon Town                   36   13    7   16   53   53   46
  12  Hillingdon Borough               36   13    7   16   56   67   46
  13  Royston Town                     36   11    7   18   63   78   40
  14  Harpenden Town                   36    9    9   18   47   81   36
  15  Biggleswade Town                 36    9    8   19   56   82   35
  16  Broxbourne Borough V & E         36    9    3   24   36   93   30
  17  Bedford United & Valerio         36    6    6   24   32   84   24
  18  Haringey Borough                 36    5    7   24   43   90   22
  19  Holmer Green                     36    5    4   27   41  106   19
 

Greenaceres FC ? Bedford United Valerio FC ? what became of them?

[Winslow Boy]

1 hour ago, Savagebee said:

Greenaceres FC ? Bedford United Valerio FC ? what became of them?

Greenacres were Hemel reserves I think?? Remember scoring against them a couple of times. 
 

bedford and Valerio is just bedford fc

Edited April 26, 2020 by Winslow Boy

[Karen Browne]

1 hour ago, Savagebee said:

Greenaceres FC ? Bedford United Valerio FC ? what became of them?

GREENACRES

1997-98   Founder members of Spartan South Midlands League Division 1 North
          Spartan South Midlands League Division One North runner-up
          Promoted to Senior Division
2000-01   One point deducted
2001      Senior Division renamed Division One
2001-02   Spartan South Midlands League Division One Champions
          Promoted to Premier Division
2004      Left Spartan South Midlands League (folded)

 

BEDFORD UNITED & VALERIO

2002      Formed as a merger of Bedford United and U S Valerio
2006      Changed name to Bedford Valerio United

BEDFORD VALERIO UNITED

2007 Changed name to just Bedford

[Savagebee]

33 minutes ago, Winslow Boy said:

Greenacres were Hemel reserves I think?? Remember scoring against them a couple of times. 
 

bedford and Valerio is just bedford fc

 

Just now, Karen Browne said:

GREENACRES

1997-98   Founder members of Spartan South Midlands League Division 1 North
          Spartan South Midlands League Division One North runner-up
          Promoted to Senior Division
2000-01   One point deducted
2001      Senior Division renamed Division One
2001-02   Spartan South Midlands League Division One Champions
          Promoted to Premier Division
2004      Left Spartan South Midlands League (folded)

 

BEDFORD UNITED & VALERIO

2002      Formed as a merger of Bedford United and U S Valerio
2006      Changed name to Bedford Valerio United

BEDFORD VALERIO UNITED

2007 Changed name to just Bedford

[Rhodes]

Hi Karen - You're alive and kicking then, I was getting worried about you. Do you mind letting us know whether the SSML Management Board meeting took place on 24 March and, if so, when the Minutes will be available, also whether the SSML AGM is still planned to go ahead on 27 June, many thanks in advance. 

[Winslow Boy]

Greenacres (Hemel) were basically the reserves. 

[Winslow Boy]

Somerset Ambury, I don’t remember them or Brookhouse. 
 

Brache Sparta has some very competitive sides over the years, always knew you were in for a game, their demise seemed rapid. This was my last season in SSML. Shame mitoo doesn’t go back further. Non league database is a great resource though. 

[Savagebee]

2 hours ago, Winslow Boy said:

Somerset Ambury, I don’t remember them or Brookhouse. 
 

Brache Sparta has some very competitive sides over the years, always knew you were in for a game, their demise seemed rapid. This was my last season in SSML. Shame mitoo doesn’t go back further. Non league database is a great resource though. 

Brook House FC became AFC Hayes.

[tringarmy]

Somerset Ambury became Broxbourne Borough 

[Rhodes]

It was to be Beaconsfield SYCOB's turn the following season however they finished as runners up in 2002/2003 to Dunstable Town despite scoring 38 less goals than the Champions who were promoted to the Ryman League, the two games between the sides produced unpredictable scorelines with Dunstable Town winning 5-2 at Holloways Park in October and Beaconsfield SYCOB winning 1-0 at Creasey Park in March. Dunstable Town also reached  the Challenge Trophy Final, which was the last season it was held over two legs, losing 4-1 on aggregate to Harefield United who also reached the Premier Division Cup Final losing 2-0 to Hanwell Town. Pitstone & Ivinghoe won Division One that season by ten points from Harpenden Town but were unfortunately unable to gain promotion due to ground grading and the Rothamsted Park Club deservedly went up to the Premier Division, along with Leverstock Green, having scored 122 league goals through the likes of Gordon Guile, Robbie Rix, Adam Price, James Gray, Dan Price, Paul Barnes, David Bound, Graham Golds and Gareth Devoti:

SSML Premier Division 2002/2003
Pos  Name                            Pld    W    D    L   GF   GA  Pts
   1  Dunstable Town                   36   26    6    4  104   32   84
   2  Beaconsfield S Y C O B           36   24    7    5   66   30   79
   3  Potters Bar Town                 36   23    6    7   80   42   75
   4  Harefield United                 36   21    7    8   79   45   70
   5  St Margaretsbury                 36   18    6   12   79   60   60
   6  London Colney                    36   15   10   11   65   57   55
   7  Ruislip Manor                    36   15    8   13   47   56   53
   8  Hanwell Town                     36   16    4   16   94   82   52
   9  Milton Keynes City               36   15    7   14   58   57   52
  10  Hoddesdon Town                   36   14    9   13   54   48   51
  11  Biggleswade Town                 36   13    6   17   59   67   45
  12  Hillingdon Borough               36   12    6   18   44   57   42
  13  Broxbourne Borough V & E         36   13    5   18   49   64   41 *
  14  Greenacres                       36   11    6   19   66   77   39
  15  Haringey Borough                 36   10    8   18   50   70   38
  16  Royston Town                     36   10    7   19   46   63   37
  17  Brook House                      36   10    9   17   36   67   36 *
  18  Bedford United & Valerio         36    7    8   21   40   74   29
  19  Holmer Green                     36    5    3   28   40  108   18
      Letchworth                       RECORD EXPUNGED
* Broxbourne Borough V & E and Brook House 3 points deducted