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Sunday, May 29, 2022

Season 2021/22: The Trophies, Promotions and Relegations

 

HERE are the placings that matter throughout the divisions, as well as the teams that lifted the trophies in Season 2021/22:

Premier League:
Champions: Manchester City (Trophy Lift above)
Relegated: Norwich City, Watford, Burnley.

EFL Championship:
Champions: Fulham
Promoted: Bournemouth
Play-Off Winners: Nottingham Forest
Relegated: Peterborough United, Derby County, Barnsley.


EFL League One:
Champions: Wigan Athletic
Promoted: Rotherham United
Play-Off Winners: Sunderland (Trophy presentation above)
Relegated: Gillingham, Doncaster Rovers, AFC Wimbledon, Crewe Alexandra.

EFL League Two:
Champions: Forest Green Rovers
Promoted: Exeter City and Bristol Rovers
Play-Off Winners: Port Vale
(Carlisle United finished 20th; Barrow finished 22nd)
Relegated: Oldham Athletic and Scunthorpe United.


National League:
Champions: Stockport County (Trophy presentation above)
Promoted via Play-Offs: Grimsby Town
Relegated: Dover Athletic, Weymouth and King's Lynn Town.

Trophies (in chronological order, throughout the season):
EFL Cup: Liverpool
EFL Trophy: Rotherham United
UEFA Europa League: Eintracht Frankfurt
FA Cup: Liverpool
UEFA Champions League: Real Madrid (Carlo Ancelotti with the Champions League Trophy, below)


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Sunday, May 30, 2021

Season 2020/21: The Trophy Lifts, Promotions and Relegations

 

HERE are the placings that matter throughout the divisions, as well as the teams that lifted the trophies in Season 2020/21:

Premier League:
Champions: Manchester City (Trophy Lift above)
Relegated: Sheffield United, West Bromwich Albion and Fulham.

EFL Championship:
Champions: Norwich City
Promoted: Watford
Play-Off Winners: Brentford
Relegated: Rotherham United, Sheffield Wednesday and Wycombe Wanderers.


EFL League One:
Champions: Hull City (Trophy Lift above)
Promoted: Peterborough United
Play-Off Winners: Blackpool
Relegated: Swindon Town, Bristol Rovers, Northampton Town and Rochdale.

EFL League Two:
Champions: Cheltenham Town
Promoted: Cambridge United (pictured below) and Bolton Wanderers
Play-Off Winners: Morecambe
(Carlisle United finished 10th; Barrow finished 21st)
Relegated: Southend United and Grimsby Town.

Cambridge United celebrate promotion (Picture: Cambridge News)

National League:
Champions: Sutton United
Promoted via Play-Offs: Hartlepool United
There are no relegations from the National League, as Macclesfield Town were expelled and Dover Athletic had their results expunged.

Trophies (in chronological order, throughout the season):
EFL Cup: Manchester City
EFL Trophy: Sunderland
UEFA Europa League: Villarreal
FA Cup: Leicester City (pictured below)
UEFA Champions League: Chelsea.

Leicester City celebrate winning the FA Cup, 15 May 2021.

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Saturday, March 6, 2021

My AM Archive: BBC Radio Cumbria, Summer 2008

 MY AM Archive is a continual thread of my Medium Wave logbooks, bringing them online for posterity, and for other like-minded radio listeners to enjoy.

Logs of Short Wave broadcasts are also on this blog, under the My DX Archive thread.

The previous post in this thread, My AM Archive: May Bank Holiday 2008, can be found here.

Logs in this post date from Summer 2008, specifically June 8 and August 25.

Housekeeping notes: Times in UTC (GMT), frequencies in kiloHertz (kHz). Transmission power in watts or kiloWatts (kW). Logs transcribed from the original notes.

June 2008 : Medium Wave

Sunday 8 June 2008: 1924 UTC: 756 kHz: BBC Radio Cumbria  Carlisle transmitter, live relay of Rokker Radio, programme for Gypsies and Travelling People, live from Appleby Horse Fair, presented by Jake Bowers. Interview with musician Catherine Ashcroft, regarding her live performance of her album 'Take Flight & Follow' on Fair Hill, Appleby. Interview with lady regarding the attitude of local authorities to gypsies and travelling people. Project called 'Education On The Hoof'. Appleby Horse Fair is the largest gathering of gypsy and travelling people in the world.
Rokker Radio is usually based in Luton and broadcast to the east & south of England.
Excellent to good reception.
Interview with a gentleman regarding the history of the fair. Interview with Landlord of the White Hart Hotel, Boroughgate, Appleby-in-Westmorland.
Chris (lady) from Colchester, regular listener to Rokker Radio, in Appleby, would like to see more bins, more toilets.
Travel news: J17 M25 Essex. M25 Wycombe Bishops. Cumbria: A6 Penrith, Tynedale Drive. Railway: Carlisle - Glasgow, Carlisle - Edinburgh on Virgin Cross Country. Trailer for BBC HD.
ID: Rokker Radio with Jake Bowers. Story: Vale of Whitworth. Collecting the rubbish. Billy Welsh: Attitude of authority. Inheritance issues. Final song: Live rendition of Johnny Cash song 'Folsom Prison Blues' at Appleby Horse Fair. Miss Price closes this edition of Rokker Radio. Email address for Jake Bowers.
Next in the east of England: Keith Skues. Close of programme at 9pm (20 UTC), BBC Radio Cumbria news.

BBC Radio Cumbria postmark, May 2007.

August 2008 : Medium Wave

Monday 25 August 2008 (August Bank Holiday Monday): 1520 UTC (1620 BST): 756 kHz: BBC Radio Cumbria  Excellent to good reception, 1 kW via Carlisle.
'Bank Holiday Sport' Live commentary with James Phillips: York City v Barrow, 1-1 at 62 minutes, attendance: 2664. Live from KitKat Crescent / Bootham Crescent, York. 409 Barrow fans in the crowd.
Full Time at Borough Park, Workington: Workington 4 - Burscough 1.
York v Barrow in the 90th minute, 3 minutes stoppage time at KitKat Crescent / Bootham Crescent. Nicholas Rogan wins a corner for Barrow, shot on goal - past the post. 93rd minute.
Full Time: York City 1 - Barrow 1. To 1555 UTC.

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Sunday, June 4, 2017

Season 2016/17: The Ups and Downs

THE 2016 - 2017 Football season has finally come to a close, with the UEFA Champions League Final in Cardiff on Saturday evening.  Here are the placings that matter throughout the divisions, as well as the teams that lifted the trophies this season:

Premier League:
Champions: Chelsea (pictured above)
Relegated: Hull City, Middlesbrough and Sunderland.

EFL Championship:
Champions: Newcastle United
Promoted: Brighton and Hove Albion
Play-Off Winners: Huddersfield Town
Relegated: Blackburn Rovers, Wigan Athletic and Rotherham United.


EFL League One:
Champions: Sheffield United (pictured above)
Promoted: Bolton Wanderers
Play-Off Winners: Millwall
Relegated: Port Vale, Swindon Town, Coventry City and Chesterfield.

EFL League Two:
Champions: Portsmouth
Promoted: Plymouth Argyle and Doncaster Rovers (pictured below)
Play-Off Winners: Blackpool
(Carlisle United finished 6th; Losing on aggregate to Exeter City in the Play-Off Semi-Finals)
Relegated: Hartlepool United and Leyton Orient.

Doncaster Rovers celebrate promotion.

National League:
Champions: Lincoln City
Promoted via Play-Offs: Forest Green Rovers
(Barrow finished 7th)
Relegated: York City, Braintree Town, Southport and North Ferriby United.

Trophies (in chronological order, throughout the season):
EFL Cup: Manchester United
EFL Trophy: Coventry City
UEFA Europa League: Manchester United
FA Cup: Arsenal
UEFA Champions League: Real Madrid.

Real Madrid, 2017 Champions League Winners.
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