London Scottish F.C. - London Scottish Overall League Statistics

London Scottish Overall League Statistics

Season Division Played Won Draw Lost For Against Points Difference Points Position
1999/2000 Non League 26 19 1 6 775 341 434 1st
2000/2001 Herts/Middlesex 1 18 17 0 1 554 118 436 34 2nd
2001/2002 London 4 NW 18 14 0 4 533 214 319 28 1st
2002/2003 London 3 NW 18 16 0 2 560 199 361 32 1st
2003/2004 London 2 North 22 20 1 1 752 277 475 41 1st
2004/2005 London 1 22 15 0 7 676 343 333 30 4th
2005/2006 London 1 22 16 1 5 840 324 516 33 3rd
2006/2007 London 1 22 20 0 2 997 235 762 40 1st
2007/2008 National Division Three South 26 17 0 9 633 410 223 83 4th
2008/2009 National Division Three South 26 25 1 0 1092 328 764 120 1st
2009/2010 National League One 30 22 1 7 938 569 369 108 2nd
2010/2011 National League One 30 27 0 3 958 516 442 132 1st
2011/2012 The Championship

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