League History
- 1901–06: Football League Second Division
- 1906–11: Football League First Division
- 1911–22: Football League Second Division
- 1922–23: Football League Third Division
- 1923–24: Football League Second Division
- 1924–27: Football League Third Division
- 1927–32: Football League Second Division
- 1932–55: Football League Third Division
- 1955–60: Football League Second Division
- 1960–65: Football League Third Division
- 1965–76: Football League Second Division
- 1976–80: Football League First Division
- 1980–81: Football League Second Division
- 1981–82: Football League Third Division
- 1982–84: Football League Fourth Division
- 1984–90: Football League Third Division
- 1990–95: Football League Second Division / Football League First Division (re-branding after Premier League came into existence)
- 1995–98: Football League Second Division
- 1998–99: Football League First Division
- 1999–07: Football League Second Division / Football League One (re-branded)
- 2007–13: Football League Championship
- 2013–present: Football League One
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