The Central Combination was a short-lived football league in central England. The league was established in 1933 to create a stepping stone for clubs looking to progress from county leagues to the Midland League and initially had 17 members. [1] [2] However, after losing around a third of its members in 1935, the league was reduced to nine clubs. [2] Although it gained an extra member for the 1936–37 season, [1] the league folded in the summer of 1937. [2]
The Central Combination was a short-lived football league in central England. The league was established in 1933 to create a stepping stone for clubs looking to progress from county leagues to the Midland League and initially had 17 members. [1] [2] However, after losing around a third of its members in 1935, the league was reduced to nine clubs. [2] Although it gained an extra member for the 1936–37 season, [1] the league folded in the summer of 1937. [2]