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Boston United were tipped as a dark horse choice to win League Two last season after the relatively high profile signings of former Premiership duo Julian Joachim and Noel Whelan.

Tranmere Rovers endured a dismal campaign last season following their play off failure in the 2004/05 season.

It’s hard not to be upset after if you’re an American soccer fan after watching the 2006 World Cup. Even though people will stress the Americans gutsy tie against Italy, it was still more of the same bad soccer that has plagued America for years.

So the new football season is about to start! Premier League season 2006/07 is just around the corner and we’re already hearing that the season is off to Chelsea again. With Man Utd and Arsenal chasing them and Liverpool in the ‘could do better’ category, will it be the same old story for football again this season?

Following two seasons of struggle after their promotion from the Conference in 2004, manager Mark Wright has overhauled the squad in a bid to build a team capable of challenging at the upper end of the table.

Since Wimbledon ceased to exist and MK Dons took over their mantle, the club has struggled in the Football League, suffering relegation twice in the past three seasons.

Hartlepool United crashed out of League One last season after two unsuccessful play-off bids, in which they lost 4-2 to Sheffield Wednesday in the 2004/05 final and 3-2 on aggregate against Bristol City in the 2003/04 semi final.

Darlington have just missed out on a play-off berth for the last two seasons and need to find that little extra to break into the top seven places in the division.

Hereford United made a return to the Football League after finishing as Conference runners up for the last three seasons in a row.

Macclesfield Town were in danger of being dragged into last season’s League Two relegation fight but finished a comfortable six points above the relegation zone despite winning just two of their last six matches.

After four years of play-off heartache, this time against Grimsby Town in the semi final, manager Keith Alexander announced he had taken the Imps as far as he could and took over the vacant job at Peterborough United.

Grimsby Town had one of their most exciting, if not heartbreaking, seasons in a long time during 2005/06. After stunning Champions League chasers Tottenham Hotspur by beating them 1-0 in the Carling Cup, the Mariners looked to clinch automatic promotion for much of the season.