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The final international break of the season is coming to an end and we are gearing up to head into the 2023/24 ‘run-in’ with promotion and relegation on the line up and down the leagues.
There are plenty of clubs that have become used to being in the position where they are heading into April in danger of dropping a division or striving to push towards the level above with seven or eight games to go in the EFL and ten to go in the Premier League.
With that in mind, this is a look at the teams that have had the most ‘divisional changes’ throughout their history, taking into account promotions and relegations at all levels…
There are four teams that have managed 30 or more divisional changes throughout their history; Grimsby Town and Notts County have shifted up and down the pyramids 31 times, whilst Bolton Wanderers and Doncaster Rovers have done so on 30 occasions. This season, Grimsby could very much get relegated from League Two this season and that would be their 32nd change, whilst Wanderers' potential promotion from League One would be their 31st divisional change.
