Clubs that have played in all four divisions

[just some bloke]

Apparently one of these is Bradford Park Avenue, of FA Cup thread fame

There are 35 such clubs. How fast can we name them all. Off the top of my head I get:

Wolves
Preston
Bradford City
Swindon
Notts County
Portsmouth
Cardiff City
Swansea City
Hull City
Bolton
Reading
Leyton Orient
Wigan
Wimbledon

... that's all I can muster

[AthleticoSpizz]

Charlton,Watford, Fulham, Oldham?

[paultheroyal]

Oxford

[TBM]

Burnley?

[AthleticoSpizz]

Barnsley, Carlisle 'uddersfield

[LUX]

Sheffield united
Northampton

[LUX]

Brentford
Luton

[No Fixed Abode]

Stoke

[NewCorkSeth]

Palace?

[Fox Talbot]

Palace yes.

Charlton and Stoke no.

[Fox Talbot]

Burnley, yes.

Blackpool. Grimsby. Bristol City.

Did someone say Coventry? Brighton?

[Brum Royal]

QPR? Charlton?

Is there any way of verifying these?

[Brum Royal]

Newcastle?

[TBM]

QPR? Charlton?

Is there any way of verifying these?

Wiki

If they've won the league or finished runner-up/play-off winner for div4 then its obvious they've done it.

[6ft Kerplunk]

QPR? Charlton?

Is there any way of verifying these?

Wiki

finished runner-up/play-off winner for div4 then its obvious they've done it.

Let's not forget that finishing second doesn't always get a team promoted.

[Barry the bird boggler]

Believe Notts County may also be unique by having played in all "5" divisions; div 1, div 2, div 3 (div 3s, div 3n) and div 4

[TBM]

QPR? Charlton?

Is there any way of verifying these?

Wiki

finished runner-up/play-off winner for div4 then its obvious they've done it.

Let's not forget that finishing second doesn't always get a team promoted.

I doubt that has ever happened tbf

[leon]

Fulham

[M Brook]

Millwall

[M Brook]

Accrington