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- 1983–84_Rugby_Football_League_season abstract "The 1983–84 Rugby Football League season was the 89th ever season of professional rugby league football in Britain. Sixteen teams competed from August, 1983 until May, 1984 for the Slalom Lager Championship.The Second Division was increased to 18 clubs with the introduction of Kent Invicta, who played their home fixtures at Maidstone, this season.".
- 1983–84_Rugby_Football_League_season wikiPageID "23753142".
- 1983–84_Rugby_Football_League_season wikiPageRevisionID "594155569".
- 1983–84_Rugby_Football_League_season league Rugby_Football_League_Championship.
- 1983–84_Rugby_Football_League_season mvp "Joe Lydon".
- 1983–84_Rugby_Football_League_season mvpLink "Man of Steel Award".
- 1983–84_Rugby_Football_League_season nextseasonLink "1984".
- 1983–84_Rugby_Football_League_season nextseasonYear "1984".
- 1983–84_Rugby_Football_League_season noOfTeams "16".
- 1983–84_Rugby_Football_League_season premiershipWin "Hull Kingston Rovers".
- 1983–84_Rugby_Football_League_season premiershipWinName Rugby_League_Premiership.
- 1983–84_Rugby_Football_League_season prevseasonLink "1982".
- 1983–84_Rugby_Football_League_season prevseasonYear "1982".
- 1983–84_Rugby_Football_League_season promote "Barrow".
- 1983–84_Rugby_Football_League_season promote "Halifax".
- 1983–84_Rugby_Football_League_season promote "Hunslet".
- 1983–84_Rugby_Football_League_season promote "Workington Town".
- 1983–84_Rugby_Football_League_season promoteFrom "Second Division".
- 1983–84_Rugby_Football_League_season relegate London_Broncos.
- 1983–84_Rugby_Football_League_season relegate "Salford".
- 1983–84_Rugby_Football_League_season relegate "Wakefield Trinity".
- 1983–84_Rugby_Football_League_season relegate "Whitehaven".
- 1983–84_Rugby_Football_League_season relegateTo "Second Division".
- 1983–84_Rugby_Football_League_season season "Second Division".
- 1983–84_Rugby_Football_League_season seasonChampName Rugby_Football_League_Championship.
- 1983–84_Rugby_Football_League_season seasonChampName "Champions".
- 1983–84_Rugby_Football_League_season seasonChamps "Barrow".
- 1983–84_Rugby_Football_League_season seasonChamps "Hull Kingston Rovers".
- 1983–84_Rugby_Football_League_season title "1983".
- 1983–84_Rugby_Football_League_season topScorer "John Woods 355".
- 1983–84_Rugby_Football_League_season topTryScorer "Garry Schofield 38".
- 1983–84_Rugby_Football_League_season topTryScorer "Graham King 28".
- 1983–84_Rugby_Football_League_season subject Category:1983_in_English_sport.
- 1983–84_Rugby_Football_League_season subject Category:1983_in_rugby_league.
- 1983–84_Rugby_Football_League_season subject Category:1984_in_English_sport.
- 1983–84_Rugby_Football_League_season subject Category:1984_in_rugby_league.
- 1983–84_Rugby_Football_League_season subject Category:Rugby_Football_League_seasons.
- 1983–84_Rugby_Football_League_season comment "The 1983–84 Rugby Football League season was the 89th ever season of professional rugby league football in Britain. Sixteen teams competed from August, 1983 until May, 1984 for the Slalom Lager Championship.The Second Division was increased to 18 clubs with the introduction of Kent Invicta, who played their home fixtures at Maidstone, this season.".
- 1983–84_Rugby_Football_League_season label "1983–84 Rugby Football League season".
- 1983–84_Rugby_Football_League_season sameAs 1983%E2%80%9384_Rugby_Football_League_season.
- 1983–84_Rugby_Football_League_season sameAs Q4581482.
- 1983–84_Rugby_Football_League_season sameAs Q4581482.
- 1983–84_Rugby_Football_League_season wasDerivedFrom 1983–84_Rugby_Football_League_season?oldid=594155569.