The Staffordshire County League was an

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competition based in the county of

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. It existed from at least 1957 until 2005, when it merged with the

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to form the new

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, with the former County League teams forming Divisions One and Two of the new league, at levels 12 and 13 of the

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Champions

The champion clubs from 1989 until the league's discontinuation were as follows:Staffs County Senior League website
*1989–90 – Stallington *1990–91 – Stallington *1991–92 – Foley *1992–93 – Cheadle Rovers *1993–94 – Florence *1994–95 – Wolstanton United *1995–96 – Foley *1996–97 – Alsager College *1997–98 – Abbey Hulton United *1998–99 – Vale Juniors *1999–2000 –

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*2000–01 – Chesterton *2001–02 – Stallington *2002–03 –

*2003–04 – Holditch Miners *2004–05 – Fegg Hayes

References

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