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Millwall surprisingly crashed out of the Championship last season following several seasons as a solid top 10 side and even secured a place in Europe during the 2004/05 campaign after reaching the FA Cup final.

Leyton Orient have been almost guaranteed to finish in the lower reaches of League Two so it was something of a shock when a third placed finish last season ensured automatic promotion for the first time in 36 years and catapulted them into League One.

Portion of adrenalin quickened our imagination many a time. We strained our voices on stands, rooted for our favorite teams in front of TV impetuously, and were so surprised, why our palms ached so much after a football match. It’s because we just love football. And cannot imagine our life without our favorite team. We’re fans and there’re more than 3 billions of us all over the world, and it’s the biggest association of people in the world. Fans all over the world understand each other greatly, regardless of language diffirence. As all of us are united by one strong feeling, one passion – His Majesty FOOTBALL.

Ronaldinho is arguably one of the best football players in the world, currently playing for FC Barcelona as a midfielder, where he has amazed everybody with his amazing footwork. He is the latest miracle from Brazil, scoring wonderful goals and “dancing the samba” while doing so.

Yeovil Town survived their first season in League One following their two promotions in three seasons from the Conference.

After a shaky 2004/05 campaign, manager and Port Vale stalwart Martin Foyle defied the odds and made the Valiants a solid mid table team last season.

Bristol Rovers battled to the bitter end to secure a place in last season’s play-offs, but just one victory in their last six matches meant they had to make do with a twelfth placed finish.

Accrington Stanley stormed the Football Conference last season and won the division by 11 clear points.

After winning the Conference by 12 points in the 2004/05 season, Barnet have found the step up to the Football League a difficult one.

The 2005/06 campaign for Swansea City was one of initial delight and optimism, but one that ultimately ended in heart break and despair.

Rotherham United staged a fight back against a second successive relegation last season and managed to finish one place and two points above the drop zone.

Scunthorpe United has a solid first season in League One following their promotion a year before and finished in a respectable twelfth placed position.