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• 1979–80_Football_League abstract "The 1979–1980 season was the 80th completed season of The Football League.Bob Paisley's Liverpool retained their league championship trophy after fighting off a determined challenge by Dave Sexton's Manchester United. Nottingham Forest failed to make a serious title challenge but compensated for this by retaining the European Cup.Bristol City and Bolton Wanderers were relegated after brief, uneventful spells in the First Division notable only because Bristol City’s relegation ends the last time South West England has had a team in the top tier. On the other hand, Derby County's relegation came just five years after they had been league champions.Kevin Keegan ended his three-year spell with Hamburger SV in Germany and returned to England in a shock £400,000 move to Southampton. Lawrie McMenemy's new signing was the transfer surprise of the season. Keegan was the current European Footballer of the Year and rated as one of the best strikers in the world, while Southampton were still struggling to establish themselves as a First Division side. But this move showed that Southampton had ambition and were determined to compete with the best.Leicester City, Sunderland and Birmingham City ended their relatively short spells in the Second Division and occupied the division's three promotion places. Going down were Fulham, Burnley and Charlton Athletic.Grimsby Town, Blackburn Rovers and Sheffield Wednesday all achieved some long-awaited success by gaining promotion from the Third Division. Bury, Southend United, Mansfield Town and Wimbledon occupied the Third Division's relegation places.Fallen giants Huddersfield Town and Portsmouth finally achieved some success by gaining promotion from the Fourth Division. Newport County achieved their first promotion since 1939 and Walsall were also promoted. Re-election results are given at the end of this article.".
• 1979–80_Football_League wikiPageID "16940512".
• 1979–80_Football_League wikiPageRevisionID "559174625".
• 1979–80_Football_League bg "y".
• 1979–80_Football_League biggestAwayWin "Brighton & Hove – Arsenal 0–4".
• 1979–80_Football_League biggestAwayWin "Charlton –Sunderland 0–4".
• 1979–80_Football_League biggestAwayWin "Everton – Ipswich 0–4".
• 1979–80_Football_League biggestAwayWin "Leyton –West Ham 0–4".
• 1979–80_Football_League biggestAwayWin "Manchester City – Liverpool 0–4".
• 1979–80_Football_League biggestAwayWin "Norwich – Wolverhampton 0–4".
• 1979–80_Football_League biggestAwayWin "West Bromwich Albion – Nottingham Forest 1–5".
• 1979–80_Football_League biggestHomeWin "Ipswich – Manchester United 6–0".
• 1979–80_Football_League biggestHomeWin "QPR –Burnley 7–0".
• 1979–80_Football_League caption "Locations of the Football League First Division 1979–1980 teams".
• 1979–80_Football_League caption "Locations of the Football League First Division London teams 1979–1980".
• 1979–80_Football_League caption "Locations of the Football League Fourth Division teams 1979–1980".
• 1979–80_Football_League caption "Locations of the Football League Second Division 1979–1980 teams".
• 1979–80_Football_League caption "Locations of the Football League Second Division London teams 1979–1980".
• 1979–80_Football_League caption "Locations of the Football League Third Division London teams 1979–1980".
• 1979–80_Football_League caption "Locations of the Football League Third Division teams 1979–1980".
• 1979–80_Football_League competition Football_League_First_Division.
• 1979–80_Football_League competition Football_League_Fourth_Division.
• 1979–80_Football_League competition Football_League_Second_Division.
• 1979–80_Football_League competition Football_League_Third_Division.
• 1979–80_Football_League competition The_Football_League.
• 1979–80_Football_League continentalcup European_Cup_1980–81.
• 1979–80_Football_League continentalcup European_Cup_Winners'_Cup_1980–81.
• 1979–80_Football_League continentalcup UEFA_Cup_1980–81.
• 1979–80_Football_League continentalcup "FA Cup winners".
• 1979–80_Football_League continentalcup "Failed re-election".
• 1979–80_Football_League continentalcup "New club in the league".
• 1979–80_Football_League continentalcup "Promoted".
• 1979–80_Football_League continentalcup "Relegated".
• 1979–80_Football_League continentalcup1Qualifiers Birmingham_City_F.C..
• 1979–80_Football_League continentalcup1Qualifiers Blackburn_Rovers_F.C..
• 1979–80_Football_League continentalcup1Qualifiers Liverpool_F.C..
• 1979–80_Football_League continentalcup1Qualifiers Newport_County_A.F.C..
• 1979–80_Football_League continentalcup1Qualifiers Portsmouth_F.C..
• 1979–80_Football_League continentalcup1Qualifiers Sheffield_Wednesday_F.C..
• 1979–80_Football_League continentalcup1Qualifiers Sunderland_A.F.C..
• 1979–80_Football_League continentalcup1Qualifiers Walsall_F.C..
• 1979–80_Football_League continentalcup1Qualifiers "Nottingham Forest".
• 1979–80_Football_League continentalcup2Qualifiers Burnley_F.C..
• 1979–80_Football_League continentalcup2Qualifiers Bury_F.C..
• 1979–80_Football_League continentalcup2Qualifiers Charlton_Athletic_F.C..
• 1979–80_Football_League continentalcup2Qualifiers Fulham_F.C..
• 1979–80_Football_League continentalcup2Qualifiers Mansfield_Town_F.C..
• 1979–80_Football_League continentalcup2Qualifiers Southend_United_F.C..
• 1979–80_Football_League continentalcup2Qualifiers Wimbledon_F.C..
• 1979–80_Football_League continentalcup2Qualifiers "None".
• 1979–80_Football_League continentalcup2Qualifiers "West Ham United".
• 1979–80_Football_League continentalcup3Qualifiers Ipswich_Town_F.C..
• 1979–80_Football_League continentalcup3Qualifiers "Manchester United".
• 1979–80_Football_League continentalcup3Qualifiers "West Ham United".
• 1979–80_Football_League continentalcup3Qualifiers "Wolverhampton Wanderers".
• 1979–80_Football_League date "March 2011".
• 1979–80_Football_League float "left".
• 1979–80_Football_League float "right".
• 1979–80_Football_League ga "0".
• 1979–80_Football_League ga "1".
• 1979–80_Football_League ga "2".
• 1979–80_Football_League ga "3".
• 1979–80_Football_League ga "4".
• 1979–80_Football_League ga "5".
• 1979–80_Football_League ga "6".
• 1979–80_Football_League ga "7".
• 1979–80_Football_League gf "0".
• 1979–80_Football_League gf "1".
• 1979–80_Football_League gf "2".
• 1979–80_Football_League gf "3".
• 1979–80_Football_League gf "4".
• 1979–80_Football_League gf "5".
• 1979–80_Football_League gf "6".
• 1979–80_Football_League gf "7".
• 1979–80_Football_League gf "8".
• 1979–80_Football_League highestScoring "Leyton –Chelsea 3–7".
• 1979–80_Football_League highestScoring "Norwich –Liverpool 3–5".
• 1979–80_Football_League leagueTopscorer "Clive Allen , 28".
• 1979–80_Football_League leagueTopscorer "Colin Garwood , 27".
• 1979–80_Football_League leagueTopscorer "Phil Boyer , 23".
• 1979–80_Football_League leagueTopscorer "Terry Curran , 22".
• 1979–80_Football_League ma "Black Country derby".
• 1979–80_Football_League ma "East Anglian derby".
• 1979–80_Football_League ma "East London derby".
• 1979–80_Football_League ma "East Midlands derby".
• 1979–80_Football_League ma "Essex derby".
• 1979–80_Football_League ma "Humber derby".
• 1979–80_Football_League ma "Leeds United A.F.C. and Manchester United F.C. rivalry".
• 1979–80_Football_League ma "Liverpool F.C. and Manchester United F.C. rivalry".
• 1979–80_Football_League ma "Manchester derby".
• 1979–80_Football_League ma "Merseyside derby".
• 1979–80_Football_League ma "Miners derby".
• 1979–80_Football_League ma "North London derby".
• 1979–80_Football_League ma "Roses rivalry".
• 1979–80_Football_League ma "Severnside derby".
• 1979–80_Football_League ma "South Coast derby".
• 1979–80_Football_League ma "South Welsh derby".
• 1979–80_Football_League ma "Staffordshire derby".
• 1979–80_Football_League ma "Steel City derby".
• 1979–80_Football_League ma "Tyne-Wear derby".

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