- Source: Great Western Suburban League
The Great Western Suburban League was a football league that was primarily held in the Home counties, founded in 1904.
History
The Great Western Suburban League was founded on the 18 May 1904, at a meeting called by Mr. W. G. Langdon of Staines which was held at the De Burgh Hotel in Yiewsley, Middlesex. It drew its membership from teams in the Home counties to the west of London, located near to the Great Western Railway. An initial rule of the league that stated that all clubs should have their grounds situated within about a mile of any Great Western Railway station between Paddington and Reading was amended in a special general meeting held at the Royal Hotel in Slough on 19 March 1914 to allow the admission into the league of Chesham Town and Newbury Town.
The league was generally considered by clubs to be a stepping stone to the Spartan League. After the 1926–27 season, all the member clubs left, with a new constitution of teams being formed for the following season. Following the 1930–31 season, in which only seven teams competed, the league folded.
Champions
Member clubs
References
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- Great Western Suburban League
- Maidenhead United F.C.
- Chesham United F.C.
- Wycombe Wanderers F.C.
- Hayes F.C.
- Hillingdon Borough F.C.
- Marlow F.C.
- Leavesden Hospital F.C.
- Slough Town F.C.
- Brentford F.C. Reserves and Academy
