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2003–04 Scottish Football League
Scottish football season
Statistics of the
Scottish Football League
in season
2003–04
.
Scottish First Division
Main article:
2003–04 Scottish First Division
League standings
Pos
Team
Pld
W
D
L
GF
GA
GD
Pts
Promotion or relegation
1
Inverness CT
(C, P)
36
21
7
8
67
33
+34
70
Promotion to the
Premier League
2
Clyde
36
20
9
7
64
40
+24
69
3
St Johnstone
36
15
12
9
59
45
+14
57
4
Falkirk
36
15
10
11
43
37
+6
55
5
Queen of the South
36
15
9
12
46
48
−2
54
6
Ross County
36
12
13
11
49
41
+8
49
7
St Mirren
36
9
14
13
39
46
−7
41
8
Raith Rovers
36
8
10
18
37
57
−20
34
9
Ayr United
(R)
36
6
13
17
37
58
−21
31
Relegation to the
Second Division
10
Brechin City
(R)
36
6
9
21
37
73
−36
27
Source:
"2003-2004 First Division - SPFL Archive"
.
SPFL
. Retrieved
2021-04-29
.
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
(C)
Champions;
(P)
Promoted;
(R)
Relegated
Top scorers
Player
Club
Goals
Ian Harty
Clyde
15
Paul Ritchie
Inverness CT
14
David Bingham
Inverness CT
13
Alex Burke
Queen of the South
13
John Sutton
Raith Rovers
13
Pat Keogh
Clyde
12
Sean O'Connor
Queen of the South
12
Barry Wilson
Inverness CT
11
Mixu Paatelainen
St Johnstone
11
Andy Smith
Clyde
10
David Winters
Ross County
10
Scottish Second Division
Main article:
2003–04 Scottish Second Division
League standings
Pos
Team
Pld
W
D
L
GF
GA
GD
Pts
Promotion or relegation
1
Airdrie United
(C, P)
36
20
10
6
64
36
+28
70
Promotion to the
First Division
2
Hamilton Academical
(P)
36
18
8
10
70
47
+23
62
3
Dumbarton
36
18
6
12
56
41
+15
60
4
Greenock Morton
36
16
11
9
66
58
+8
59
5
Berwick Rangers
36
14
6
16
61
67
−6
48
6
Forfar Athletic
36
12
11
13
49
57
−8
47
7
Alloa Athletic
36
12
8
16
55
55
0
44
8
Arbroath
36
11
10
15
41
57
−16
43
9
East Fife
(R)
36
11
8
17
38
45
−7
41
Relegation to the
Third Division
10
Stenhousemuir
(R)
36
7
4
25
28
65
−37
25
Source:
"2003-2004 Second Division - SPFL Archive"
.
SPFL
. Retrieved
2021-04-29
.
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
(C)
Champions;
(P)
Promoted;
(R)
Relegated
Top scorers
Scorer
Team
Goals
Gareth Hutchison
Berwick Rangers
22
Paul Tosh
Forfar Athletic
19
Brian McPhee
Hamilton Academical
18
Brian Carrigan
Hamilton Academical
15
Peter Weatherson
Greenock Morton
15
Alex Williams
Greenock Morton
15
Owen Coyle
Airdrie United
13
Ross Hamilton
Alloa Athletic
13
Gary McCutcheon
Berwick Rangers
12
Alan Gow
Airdrie United
11
Kenny Deuchar
East Fife
11
Ian Little
Alloa Athletic
11
Scottish Third Division
Main article:
2003–04 Scottish Third Division
League standings
Pos
Team
Pld
W
D
L
GF
GA
GD
Pts
Promotion
1
Stranraer
(C, P)
36
24
7
5
87
30
+57
79
Promotion to the
Second Division
2
Stirling Albion
(P)
36
23
8
5
78
27
+51
77
3
Gretna
36
20
8
8
59
39
+20
68
4
Peterhead
36
18
7
11
67
37
+30
61
5
Cowdenbeath
36
15
10
11
46
39
+7
55
6
Montrose
36
12
12
12
52
63
−11
48
7
Queen's Park
36
10
11
15
41
53
−12
41
8
Albion Rovers
36
12
4
20
66
75
−9
40
9
Elgin City
36
6
7
23
48
93
−45
25
10
East Stirlingshire
36
2
2
32
30
118
−88
8
Source:
"2003-2004 Third Division - SPFL Archive"
.
SPFL
. Retrieved
2021-04-29
.
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
(C)
Champions;
(P)
Promoted
Top scorers
Scorer
Goals
Team
Michael Moore
24
Stranraer
Scott McLean
21
Stirling Albion
David Graham
18
Stranraer
Martin Johnston
Peterhead
Paul McManus
Albion Rovers
Martin Cameron
17
Gretna
Martin Bavidge
16
Peterhead
Alex Bone
15
Elgin City
Scott Michie
13
Montrose
Dene Shields
12
Cowdenbeath
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