Longest title droughts in English football

[Doraemon]

So with the success of the Chicago Cubs I was wondering who has the longest drought in English football. Of course with the various Cups, Shields and Trophies, plus play offs and promotion most clubs achieve something with regularity. Therefore I restricted my research (looking through Sky Sports Yearbook), to actually winning Leagues (including Conference and below). So on this basis the 5 longest droughts in the 92 FL clubs are

Crewe, Rochdale and Hartlepool - All have been in the League since 1921 and have never won a title.

Blackpool last won (Division 2) in 29-30.

Barnsley won D3N in 54-55

Of current Premier League clubs, Southampton's last League title (Div 3) in 59-60 just edges Spurs in 60-61

[Glass Half Empty]

Longest title droughts in English football

Sheffield United are strong contenders having last won the First Division 1n1897-98 and the FA Cup in 1925 and diddly squat since apart from the fourth division championship which I don't really like to talk about. Suspect Preston have a longer drought though as far as the winning Division 1 are concerned.

[Rogin the Armchair fan]

Longest title droughts in English football

Preston won the third tier in 1999-2000, so you have to include that.