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It seems that all of the football clubs in the (now various) leagues trade as companies with all the benefits of incorporation. Which was the last club to be unicorporated but playing in the upper leagues as we now know them?

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barrybutler | 21:36 Sat 27th Feb 2010 | Football
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Google is your best bet
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Why have you put the whole question in the Question Title box? I hate all those capital letters
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Sunderland?
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