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Northampton Town and Southend United
Performance in the English football league, 1888-2010
Northampton Town—Has a total of 1689 points from 83 seasons played, for an average of 20.4 points per season. With Southend United, has been promoted from the league's fourth level to the third level more times (6) than any other club. One of 35 clubs to have played at all four levels of the league.
Southend United—Has a total of 1731 points from 83 seasons played, for an average of 20.9 points per season. With Northampton Town, has been promoted from the league's fourth level to the third level more times (6) than any other club.
What the points indicate—A club's points in any specific year represents the average performance of that club over the preceding 5 seasons. 50 points corresponds to the performance of an average club at the highest level of the
league (eg, the Premier League). The points in lower levels of the league are adjusted to take account of how well recently promoted and relegated clubs did at their new level. The coloured shading indicates
a club's lead over the other. Comparisons begin after each club had played 5 seasons. There was no league competition during and just after the two world wars.
Northampton Town—Has a total of 1689 points from 83 seasons played, for an average of 20.4 points per season. With Southend United, has been promoted from the league's fourth level to the third level more times (6) than any other club. One of 35 clubs to have played at all four levels of the league.
Southend United—Has a total of 1731 points from 83 seasons played, for an average of 20.9 points per season. With Northampton Town, has been promoted from the league's fourth level to the third level more times (6) than any other club.
What the points indicate—A club's points in any specific year represents the average performance of that club over the preceding 5 seasons. 50 points corresponds to the performance of an average club at the highest level of the league (eg, the Premier League). The points in lower levels of the league are adjusted to take account of how well recently promoted and relegated clubs did at their new level. The coloured shading indicates a club's lead over the other. Comparisons begin after each club had played 5 seasons. There was no league competition during and just after the two world wars.