:List of Carlisle United F.C. seasons

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Carlisle United Football Club is an English football club based in Carlisle, Cumbria, where they play at Brunton Park. Formed in 1904, the club currently compete in League Two, the fourth tier of the English football league system.

History

=League=

The club was formed on 17 May 1904 at Shaddongate United's annual general meeting{{cite web

|url = http://www.carlisleunited.premiumtv.co.uk/page/History/

|title = The Carlisle United Story

|date = 21 June 2010

|publisher = Carlisle United FC

|archive-date = 27 September 2008

|archive-url = https://web.archive.org/web/20080927131809/http://www.carlisleunited.premiumtv.co.uk/page/History/

|access-date = 29 April 2011}} where the club's members voted to change the team's name to Carlisle United. The newly formed club initially played at Milhome Bank and later at Devonshire Park, finally settling at their current home Brunton Park in 1909.

In 1905, Carlisle United joined the Lancashire Combination but were only admitted after agreeing to pay all visiting teams’ travel expenses for two years, due to Carlisle not being located in Lancashire. After the league reorganised four years later the board at United decided it did not suit the club's best interests to be there any longer and the club entered the North Eastern League in place of their reserve team who had previously played in the league and been a founding member. When the Carlisle United first team left to join the Football League the reserve team resumed its place in the competition.{{cite web

| url = https://www.fchd.info/CARLISU2.HTM

| title = Carlisle United Reserves

| publisher = Football Club History Database

| access-date = 29 April 2011

}} Carlisle United were crowned champions of the North Eastern League in 1922.

The 1927–28 season was Carlisle's last in the North Eastern League. The close season meant the usual round of applications to join (and be re-elected to) the Football League. Carlisle received the second-most votes with 33, and replaced Durham City, who had received just 11 votes, as members of the Football League.

Carlisle were members of the Third Division North until 1958 when it combined with the Third Division South to become the Fourth Division. They remained there until 1962 when they won their first promotion, they were relegated the following season but immediately bounced back to begin the most prosperous period in the club's history.

Upon gaining promotion to the Third Division in 1964 United immediately won the Third Division Championship the following year. Over twelve years the club cemented themselves as a solid Second Division (Then 2nd Tier in English football) side. Within that period Carlisle finished 7 out of 11 seasons in the top half of the table including 3rd in 66/67, 4th in 70/71 and a 3rd in 73/74 which saw them promoted to the top tier of English football.

Carlisle won their first three fixtures in the First Division to go top of the English football pyramid. The success was short lived however, they finished the season in bottom place and were relegated. Highlight victories include doing a double over Everton, and home victories over eventual champions Derby County, and former title holders Ipswich Town, Arsenal, Burnley, Tottenham Hotspur and Wolverhampton Wanderers.

Carlisle ended their most prosperous period as rapidly as it had started. Back to back relegations in 1986 and 1987 saw them enter the Fourth Division for the first time in 21 years. Their first season in there saw them finish second from bottom but 19 points ahead of relegated Newport County. The lull in league performance continued. A promotion push in 1990 was thwarted by a last match defeat to Maidstone United.

Some good then came of a new owner in the form of Michael Knighton whose financial input helped the club steer clear of relegation in 92/93 gain two promotions in 95, 97 to the second division (now 3rd tier) and gain success in the Football League Trophy. Unfortunately the promotions were immediately followed by relegations in 96 and 98 respectively.

In the 1998–99 season Carlisle found themselves in their second successive relegation battle and needing to gain three points from the final game of the season at home to Plymouth Argyle. At 90 minutes the crowd at Scarborough (Carlisle's relegation rival) were already celebrating before the fourth official stated four minutes of extra time would be played at Brunton Park. In the last kick of the game goalkeeper Jimmy Glass, who had signed in an emergency loan deal from Swindon Town after the transfer deadline, scored from a corner kick which he came up to in a last gasp effort to win the match.{{cite book

| title = One Hit Wonder: The Jimmy Glass Story

| publisher = The History Press

| author = Roger Lytollis

| date = 1 September 2004

}}

In the following years Carlisle continued to narrowly avoid relegation one season after the other. From the 97/98 season through to 03/04 the club only once finished above 22nd in the English fourth tier. The bullet dodging did eventually cease however when in 2004 they lost Football league status for the first time since 1928, becoming the first former top flight club to fall into the fifth tier.

Carlisle were promoted out of the non-league at the first time of asking in 2005, winning the play-off final at the Britannia Stadium, Stoke. Carlisle's excellent form under manager Paul Simpson continued into the following season as they returned to the Football League with a bang, clinching the League Two title. Simpson then departed for Preston North End, and was succeeded by Neil McDonald. The following few seasons saw Carlisle achieve their highest league finishes for 22 years and the highest average crowds for 30 years. This coincided with several seasons at the top half of League One including a playoff finish in 2008.

=Football League Trophy=

Since its inception Carlisle have competed in almost every season of the Football League Trophy, including in 2004–05 when they did not hold Football League status. In total they have reached the final six times, more than any other team. The club first won the competition in 1997, beating Colchester United. The game, which took place at Wembley Stadium, was drawn 0–0 in 90 minutes and continued to a penalty shoot-out. Thanks to Tony Caig's heroics in goal Carlisle won the shoot-out 4–3. The second win came in 2011, a year after suffering a 4–1 defeat to Southampton in the previous final. This time Carlisle were able to defeat Brentford by a single goal.{{cite web

| url = https://www.theguardian.com/football/2011/apr/03/brentford-carlisle-johnstones-paint-trophy

| title = Carlisle's defeat of Brentford born of Peter Murphy's desire to atone

| publisher = Guardian.co.uk

| author = Sachin Nakrani

| date = 3 April 2011

| access-date = 29 April 2011

}}

Key

{{col-begin}}

{{col-5}}

Key to league record

  • Level = Level of the league in the current league system
  • Pld = Games played
  • W = Games won
  • D = Games drawn
  • L = Games lost
  • GF = Goals for
  • GA = Goals against
  • GD = Goals difference
  • Pts = Points
  • Position = Position in the final league table
  • Top scorer and number of goals scored shown in bold when he was also top scorer for the division. Number of goals includes goals scored in play-offs.

{{col-5}}

Key to cup records

  • Res = Final reached round
  • Rec = Final club record in the form of wins-draws-losses
  • PR = Preliminary round
  • QR1 (2, etc.) = Qualifying Cup rounds
  • G = Group stage
  • R1 (2, etc.) = Proper Cup rounds
  • QF = Quarter-finalists
  • SF = Semi-finalists
  • F = Finalists
  • A (QF, SF, F) = Area quarter-, semi-, finalists
  • W = Winners

{{col-end}}

Seasons

class="wikitable"
rowspan=2| Year

!rowspan=2| League

!rowspan=2 width=30| Lvl

!rowspan=2 width=30| Pld

!rowspan=2 width=30| W

!rowspan=2 width=30| D

!rowspan=2 width=30| L

!rowspan=2 width=30| GF

!rowspan=2 width=30| GA

!rowspan=2 width=30| GD

!rowspan=2 width=30| Pts

!rowspan=2| Position

!colspan=2| Leading league scorer{{cite web |url=http://www.soccerbase.com/teams/team.sd?team_id=643 |title=Carlisle FC club details |publisher=Soccerbase |access-date=28 August 2018}}

!colspan=2| FA Cup

!colspan=2| FL Cup
FA Trophy

!colspan=2| FL Trophy

!rowspan=2| Average home
attendance{{cite web |url=http://european-football-statistics.co.uk/attn.htm |title=English attendances archive |publisher=EFS |access-date=2 March 2016}}Average home attendance = for league games only

Name

! Goals

! Res

! Rec

! Res

! Rec

! Res

! Rec

align="center"

| 1904–05

|colspan="13"|

|QR1

| 0-1-1

|rowspan="6" colspan="2"|

|rowspan="6" colspan="2"|

|

align="center"

| 1905–06

|rowspan="2"| Lancashire Combination
Division Two

|rowspan="5"|

| 36

| 14

| 6

| 16

| 70

| 73

| -3

| 34

| 13th of 19

|rowspan="5"|

|rowspan="5"|

|QR2

| 1-1-1

|

align="center"

| 1906–07

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 38

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 23

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 10

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 5

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 113

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 46

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| +67

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 56

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 1st of 20
Promoted

|QR4

| 3-0-1

|

align="center"

| 1907–08

|rowspan="3"| Lancashire Combination
Division One

| 38

| 23

| 8

| 7

| 79

| 55

| +24

| 54

| 2nd of 20

|R2

| 7-1-1

|

align="center"

| 1908–09

| 38

| 18

| 8

| 12

| 79

| 70

| +9

| 44

| 6th of 20

|R1

| 1-2-1

|

align="center"

| 1909–10

| 38

| 14

| 11

| 13

| 69

| 60

| +9

| 39

| 7th of 20

|R1

| 2-2-1

|

align="center"

|colspan=21|Quit from the Lancashire Combination and replaced reserve team in the North Eastern League.

align="center"

| 1910–11

|rowspan="5"| North Eastern League

|rowspan="5"|

| 34

| 8

| 8

| 18

| 44

| 76

| -32

| 24

| 15th of 18

|rowspan="5"|

|rowspan="5"|

|QR5

| 1-1-1

|rowspan="5" colspan="2"|

|rowspan="5" colspan="2"|

|

align="center"

| 1911–12

| 36

| 7

| 6

| 23

| 37

| 98

| -61

| 20

| 17th of 19

|QR4

| 0-0-1

|

align="center"

| 1912–13

| 38

| 12

| 5

| 21

| 61

| 98

| -37

| 29

| 14th of 20

|QR4

| 0-0-1

|

align="center"

| 1913–14

| 38

| 11

| 10

| 17

| 48

| 84

| -36

| 32

| 13th of 20

|QR5

| 4-1-1

|

align="center"

| 1914–15

| 38

| 8

| 7

| 23

| 50

| 108

| -58

| 23

| 17th of 20

|QR3

| 2-0-1

|

align="center"

|colspan=21|No competitive football was played between 1915 and 1919 due to the World War I.

align="center"

| 1919–20

|rowspan="9"| North Eastern League

|rowspan="9"|

| 34

| 12

| 3

| 19

| 47

| 76

| -29

| 27

| 13th of 18

|rowspan="9"|

|rowspan="9"|

|QR5

| 4-1-1

|rowspan="9" colspan="2"|

|rowspan="9" colspan="2"|

|

align="center"

| 1920–21

| 38

| 18

| 10

| 10

| 79

| 46

| +33

| 46

| 6th of 20

|QR2

| 2-1-0

|

align="center"

| 1921–22

| 38

| 24

| 8

| 6

| 85

| 39

| +46

| 56

| 1st of 20

|QR4

| 4-1-1

|

align="center"

| 1922–23

| 38

| 19

| 8

| 11

| 56

| 43

| +13

| 46

| 6th of 20

|QR6

| 2-1-1

|

align="center"

| 1923–24

| 38

| 13

| 8

| 17

| 46

| 61

| -15

| 34

| 11th of 20

|QR5

| 1-0-1

|

align="center"

| 1924–25

| 38

| 16

| 6

| 16

| 67

| 63

| +4

| 38

| 11th of 20

|QR4

| 3-0-1

|

align="center"

| 1925–26

| 38

| 19

| 9

| 10

| 83

| 76

| +7

| 47

| 5th of 20

|R1

| 1-0-1

|

align="center"

| 1926–27

| 38

| 23

| 3

| 12

| 106

| 75

| +31

| 49

| 5th of 20

|R3

| 3-0-1

|

align="center"

| 1927–28

| 38

| 25

| 5

| 8

| 111

| 61

| +50

| 55

| 2nd of 20

|R2

| 2-0-1

|

align="center"

|colspan=21|Elected to the Football League replacing Durham City.

align="center"

| 1928–29

|rowspan="11"|Football League
Third Division North

|rowspan="11"| 3

| 42

| 19

| 8

| 15

| 86

| 77

| +9

| 46

| 8th of 22

| Jimmy McConnell

| 42

|R2

| 1-0-1

|rowspan="11" colspan="2"|

|rowspan="11" colspan="2"|

| 7,796

align="center"

| 1929–30

| 42

| 16

| 7

| 19

| 90

| 101

| -11

| 39

| 15th of 22

|

|

|R3

| 2-0-1

| 6,060

align="center"

| 1930–31

| 42

| 20

| 5

| 17

| 98

| 81

| +17

| 45

| 8th of 22

| Jimmy McConnell

| 37

|R3

| 2-0-1

| 5,838

align="center"

| 1931–32

| 40

| 11

| 11

| 18

| 64

| 79

| -15

| 33

| 18th of 21

|

|

|R2

| 1-0-1

| 4,689

align="center"

| 1932–33

| 42

| 13

| 7

| 22

| 51

| 75

| -24

| 33

| 19th of 22

|

|

|R2

| 1-1-1

| 5,210

align="center"

| 1933–34

| 42

| 15

| 8

| 19

| 66

| 81

| -15

| 38

| 13th of 22

|

|

|R2

| 1-0-1

| 4,452

align="center"

| 1934–35

| 42

| 8

| 7

| 27

| 51

| 102

| -51

| 23

| 22nd of 22

|

|

|R1

| 0-0-1

| 4,063

align="center"

| 1935–36

| 42

| 14

| 12

| 16

| 56

| 62

| -6

| 40

| 13th of 22

|

|

|R1

| 0-0-1

| 6,481

align="center"

| 1936–37

| 42

| 18

| 8

| 16

| 65

| 68

| -3

| 44

| 10th of 22

|

|

|R3

| 2-0-1

| 6,488

align="center"

| 1937–38

| 42

| 15

| 9

| 18

| 57

| 67

| -10

| 39

| 12th of 22

|

|

|R1

| 0-0-1

| 6,408

align="center"

| 1938–39

| 42

| 13

| 7

| 22

| 66

| 111

| -45

| 33

| 19th of 22

| Wally Hunt

| 32

|R1

| 0-0-1

| 4,996

align="center"

|colspan=21|No competitive football was played between 1939 and 1946 due to the World War II.

align="center"

| 1945–46

|colspan="13"|

|R2

| 2-0-2

|rowspan="13" colspan="2"|

|rowspan="13" colspan="2"|

|

align="center"

| 1946–47

|rowspan="12"|Football League
Third Division North

|rowspan="12"| 3

| 42

| 14

| 9

| 19

| 70

| 93

| -23

| 37

| 16th of 22

|

|

|R3

| 2-0-1

| 10,263

align="center"

| 1947–48

| 42

| 18

| 7

| 17

| 88

| 77

| +11

| 43

| 9th of 22

|

|

|R1

| 0-0-1

| 13,128

align="center"

| 1948–49

| 42

| 14

| 11

| 17

| 60

| 77

| -17

| 39

| 15th of 22

|

|

|R1

| 0-0-0

| 11,129

align="center"

| 1949–50

| 42

| 16

| 15

| 11

| 68

| 51

| +17

| 47

| 9th of 22

|

|

|R3

| 2-0-1

| 11,800

align="center"

| 1950–51

| 46

| 25

| 12

| 9

| 79

| 50

| +29

| 62

| 3rd of 24

|

|

|R3

| 2-1-1

| 11,696

align="center"

| 1951–52

| 46

| 19

| 13

| 14

| 62

| 57

| +5

| 51

| 7th of 24

|

|

|R1

| 0-0-1

| 10,100

align="center"

| 1952–53

| 46

| 18

| 13

| 15

| 82

| 68

| +14

| 49

| 9th of 24

| Jimmy Whitehouse

| 29

|R1

| 0-0-1

| 8,103

align="center"

| 1953–54

| 46

| 14

| 15

| 17

| 83

| 71

| +12

| 43

| 13th of 24

| Alan Ashman

| 32

|R1

| 0-0-1

| 6,955

align="center"

| 1954–55

| 46

| 15

| 6

| 25

| 78

| 89

| -11

| 36

| 20th of 24

|

|

|R2

| 1-1-1

| 5,619

align="center"

| 1955–56

| 46

| 15

| 8

| 23

| 71

| 95

| -24

| 38

| 21st of 24

|

|

|R1

| 0-2-1

| 6,894

align="center"

| 1956–57

| 46

| 16

| 13

| 17

| 76

| 85

| -9

| 45

| 15th of 24

|

|

|R3

| 2-1-1

| 7,430

align="center"

| 1957–58

| 46

| 19

| 6

| 21

| 80

| 78

| +2

| 44

| 16th of 24

| Alf Ackerman

| 35

|R2

| 1-1-1

| 8,525

align="center"

|colspan=21|Regional Third divisions merged creating nationwide Third Division and Fourth Division. Club has not qualified to join Third Division.

align="center"

| 1958–59

|rowspan="4"|Football League
Fourth Division

|rowspan="4"| 4

| 46

| 19

| 12

| 15

| 62

| 65

| -3

| 50

| 10th of 24

|

|

|R2

| 1-1-1

|rowspan="2" colspan="2"|

|rowspan="28" colspan="2"|

| 7,172

align="center"

| 1959–60

| 46

| 15

| 11

| 20

| 51

| 66

| -15

| 41

| 19th of 24

|

|

|R1

| 0-0-1

| 5,308

align="center"

| 1960–61

| 46

| 13

| 13

| 20

| 61

| 79

| -18

| 39

| 19th of 24

|

|

|R1

| 0-0-1

|R1

| 0-0-1

| 4,446

align="center"

| 1961–62

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 44

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 22

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 8

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 14

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 64

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 63

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| +1

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 52

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 4th of 23
Promoted

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"|

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"|

|R3

| 2-0-1

|R1

| 0-1-1

| 6,664

align="center"

| 1962–63

|Football League
Third Division

| 3

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 46

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 13

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 9

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 24

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 61

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 89

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| -18

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 35

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 23rd of 24
Relegated

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"|

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"|

|R3

| 2-0-1

|R3

| 2-1-1

| 5,699

align="center"

| 1963–64

|Football League
Fourth Division

| 4

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 46

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 25

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 10

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 11

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 113

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 58

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| +55

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 60

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 2nd of 24
Promoted

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| Hughie McIlmoyle

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 39

|R5

| 4-0-1

|R2

| 1-0-1

| 8,346

align="center"

| 1964–65

|Football League
Third Division

| 3

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 46

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 25

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 10

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 11

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 76

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 53

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| +23

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 60

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 1st of 24
Promoted

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"|

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"|

|R1

| 0-0-1

|R3

| 2-1-1

| 10,789

align="center"

| 1965–66

|rowspan="9"|Football League
Second Division

|rowspan="9"| 2

| 42

| 17

| 5

| 20

| 60

| 63

| -3

| 39

| 14th of 22

|

|

|R4

| 1-2-1

|R2

| 0-0-1

| 12,067

align="center"

| 1966–67

| 42

| 23

| 6

| 13

| 71

| 54

| +17

| 52

| 3rd of 22

|

|

|R4

| 1-0-1

|QF

| 3-2-1

| 11,201

align="center"

| 1967–68

| 42

| 14

| 13

| 15

| 58

| 52

| +6

| 41

| 10th of 22

|

|

|R4

| 1-0-1

|R2

| 0-0-1

| 10,414

align="center"

| 1968–69

| 42

| 16

| 10

| 16

| 46

| 49

| -3

| 42

| 12th of 22

|

|

|R3

| 0-0-1

|R3

| 1-0-1

| 9,212

align="center"

| 1969–70

| 42

| 14

| 13

| 15

| 58

| 56

| +2

| 41

| 12th of 22

|

|

|R5

| 2-2-1

|SF

| 5-1-1

| 9,388

align="center"

| 1970–71

| 42

| 20

| 13

| 9

| 65

| 43

| +22

| 53

| 4th of 22

|

|

|R4

| 1-0-1

|R4

| 2-0-1

| 10,657

align="center"

| 1971–72

| 42

| 17

| 9

| 16

| 61

| 57

| +4

| 43

| 10th of 22

|

|

|R3

| 0-1-1

|R3

| 1-0-1

| 9,479

align="center"

| 1972–73

| 42

| 11

| 12

| 19

| 50

| 52

| -2

| 34

| 18th of 22

|

|

|R5

| 2-2-1

|R2

| 0-1-1

| 7,606

align="center"

| 1973–74

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 42

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 20

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 9

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 13

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 61

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 48

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| +13

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 49

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 3rd of 22
Promoted

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"|

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"|

|R4

| 1-2-1

|R3

| 2-1-1

| 8,270

align="center"

| 1974–75

|Football League
First Division

| 1

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 42

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 12

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 5

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 25

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 43

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 59

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| -16

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 29

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 22nd of 22
Relegated

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"|

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"|

|QF

| 3-0-1

|R3

| 1-0-1

| 14,530

align="center"

| 1975–76

|rowspan="2"|Football League
Second Division

|rowspan="2"| 2

| 42

| 12

| 13

| 17

| 45

| 59

| -14

| 37

| 19th of 22

|

|

|R3

| 0-0-1

|R3

| 1-0-1

| 8,279

align="center"

| 1976–77

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 42

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 11

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 12

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 19

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 49

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 75

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| -26

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 34

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 20th of 22
Relegated

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"|

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"|

|R4

| 1-0-1

|R2

| 2-0-2

| 7,680

align="center"

| 1977–78

|rowspan="5"|Football League
Third Division

|rowspan="5"| 3

| 46

| 14

| 19

| 13

| 59

| 59

| 0

| 47

| 13th of 24

|

|

|R3

| 2-1-1

|R1

| 0-2-1

| 5,319

align="center"

| 1978–79

| 46

| 15

| 22

| 9

| 53

| 42

| +11

| 52

| 6th of 24

|

|

|R3

| 2-0-1

|R1

| 0-1-1

| 5,204

align="center"

| 1979–80

| 46

| 18

| 12

| 16

| 66

| 56

| +10

| 48

| 6th of 24

|

|

|R4

| 3-2-1

|R1

| 0-1-1

| 4,406

align="center"

| 1980–81

| 46

| 14

| 13

| 19

| 56

| 70

| -14

| 41

| 19th of 24

|

|

|R4

| 3-3-1

|R2

| 1-1-2

| 4,064

align="center"

| 1981–82

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 46

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 23

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 11

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 12

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 65

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 50

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| +15

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 80

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 2nd of 24
Promoted

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"|

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"|

|R3

| 2-1-1

|R2

| 1-2-1

| 4,409

align="center"

| 1982–83

|rowspan="4"|Football League
Second Division

|rowspan="4"| 2

| 42

| 12

| 12

| 18

| 68

| 70

| -2

| 48

| 14th of 22

|

|

|R3

| 0-1-1

|R1

| 0-1-1

| 5,944

align="center"

| 1983–84

| 42

| 16

| 16

| 10

| 48

| 41

| +7

| 64

| 7th of 22

|

|

|R3

| 0-1-1

|R2

| 1-0-1

| 5,611

align="center"

| 1984–85

| 42

| 13

| 8

| 21

| 50

| 67

| -17

| 47

| 16th of 22

|

|

|R4

| 1-0-1

|R2

| 0-0-2

| 4,016

align="center"

| 1985–86

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 42

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 13

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 7

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 22

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 47

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 71

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| -24

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 46

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 20th of 22
Relegated

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"|

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"|

|R4

| 1-0-1

|R1

| 0-1-1

| 4,010

align="center"

| 1986–87

|Football League
Third Division

| 3

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 46

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 10

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 8

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 28

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 39

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 78

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| -39

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 38

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 22nd of 24
Relegated

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"|

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"|

|R1

| 0-1-1

|R1

| 1-0-1

|R1

| 2-0-1

| 2,644

align="center"

| 1987–88

|rowspan="5"|Football League
Fourth Division

|rowspan="5"| 4

| 46

| 12

| 8

| 26

| 57

| 86

| -29

| 44

| 23rd of 24

|

|

|R1

| 0-0-1

|R2

| 3-0-1

|R1

| 2-0-1

| 2,236

align="center"

| 1988–89

| 46

| 15

| 15

| 16

| 53

| 52

| +1

| 60

| 12th of 24

|

|

|R3

| 2-1-1

|R1

| 0-1-1

|G

| 0-1-1

| 3,176

align="center"

| 1989–90

| 46

| 21

| 8

| 17

| 61

| 60

| +1

| 71

| 8th of 24

|

|

|R2

| 1-0-1

|R1

| 1-0-1

|R1

| 1-1-1

| 4,740

align="center"

| 1990–91

| 46

| 13

| 9

| 24

| 47

| 89

| -42

| 48

| 20th of 24

|

|

|R1

| 0-0-1

|R2

| 1-2-1

|G

| 0-1-1

| 3,006

align="center"

| 1991–92

| 42

| 7

| 13

| 22

| 41

| 67

| -26

| 34

| 22nd of 22

|

|

|R1

| 0-1-1

|R1

| 0-1-1

|R1

| 1-1-1

| 2,481

align="center"

|colspan=21|Football League divisions renamed after the Premier League creation.

align="center"

| 1992–93

|rowspan="3"|Football League
Third Division

|rowspan="3"| 4

| 42

| 11

| 11

| 20

| 51

| 65

| -14

| 44

| 18th of 22

|

|

|R1

| 0-0-1

|R2

| 1-2-1

|G

| 1-0-1

| 3,611

align="center"

| 1993–94

| 42

| 18

| 10

| 14

| 57

| 42

| +15

| 64

| 7th of 22

|

|

|R3

| 2-1-1

|R1

| 0-1-1

|AF

| 6-0-1

| 5,524

align="center"

| 1994–95

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 42

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 27

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 10

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 5

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 67

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 31

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| +36

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 91

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 1st of 22
Promoted

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"|

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"|

|R3

| 2-1-1

|R2

| 1-0-3

|F

| 6-0-2

| 7,422

align="center"

| 1995–96

|Football League
Second Division

| 3

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 46

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 12

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 13

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 21

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 57

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 72

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| -15

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 49

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 21st of 24
Relegated

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"|

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"|

|R1

| 0-0-1

|R1

| 1-0-1

|AF

| 3-2-2

| 5,704

align="center"

| 1996–97

|Football League
Third Division

| 4

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 46

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 24

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 12

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 10

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 67

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 44

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| +23

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 84

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 3rd of 24
Promoted

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| Allan Smart

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 11

|R4

| 3-0-1

|R2

| 2-1-1

|W

| 5-2-0

| 5,440

align="center"

| 1997–98

|Football League
Second Division

| 3

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 46

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 12

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 8

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 26

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 57

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 73

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| -16

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 44

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 23rd of 24
Relegated

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| Ian Stevens

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 17

|R1

| 0-0-1

|R2

| 2-0-2

|AQF

| 2-0-1

| 5,381

align="center"

| 1998–99

|rowspan="6"|Football League
Third Division

|rowspan="6"| 4

| 46

| 11

| 16

| 19

| 43

| 53

| -10

| 49

| 23rd of 24

| Ian Stevens

| 9

|R1

| 0-0-1

|R1

| 0-0-2

|AQF

| 0-1-1

| 3,319

align="center"

| 1999–2000

| 46

| 9

| 12

| 25

| 42

| 75

| -33

| 39

| 23rd of 24

| Steve Soley

| 8

|R1

| 0-0-1

|R1

| 0-1-1

|ASF

| 2-0-1

| 3,192

align="center"

| 2000–01

| 46

| 11

| 15

| 20

| 42

| 65

| -23

| 48

| 22nd of 24

| Scott Dobie

| 11

|R3

| 2-0-1

|R1

| 0-1-1

|R1

| 0-0-1

| 3,670

align="center"

| 2001–02

| 46

| 12

| 16

| 18

| 48

| 56

| -8

| 52

| 17th of 24

| Richie Foran

| 14

|R2

| 1-1-1

|R1

| 0-0-1

|R1

| 0-0-1

| 3,204

align="center"

| 2002–03

| 46

| 13

| 10

| 23

| 52

| 78

| -26

| 49

| 22nd of 24

| Craig Farrell

| 11

|R2

| 1-1-1

|R1

| 0-0-1

|F

| 4-1-1

| 4,776

align="center"

| 2003–04

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 46

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 12

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 9

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 25

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 46

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 69

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| -23

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 45

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 23rd of 24
Relegated

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| Craig Farrell
Brendan McGill

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 7

|R1

| 0-0-1

|R1

| 0-0-1

|AQF

| 2-0-1

| 5,617

align="center"

|rowspan="2"| 2004–05

|rowspan="2"| Conference
Premier

|rowspan="2"| 5

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 42

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 20

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 13

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 9

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 74

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 37

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| +37

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 73

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 3rd of 22

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| Karl Hawley

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 13

|rowspan="2"|R2

|rowspan="2"| 2-1-1

|rowspan="2"|R5

|rowspan="2"| 2-0-1

|rowspan="2"|R2

|rowspan="2"| 1-0-1

|rowspan="2"| 5,513

align="center"

|colspan=11 bgcolor="#D0F0C0"|Promoted through play-offs.

align="center"

| 2005–06

| Football
League Two

| 4

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 46

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 25

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 11

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 10

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 84

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 42

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| +42

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 86

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 1st of 24
Promoted

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| Karl Hawley

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 22

|R1

| 0-0-1

|R1

| 0-0-1

|F

| 3-2-2

| 7,218

align="center"

| 2006–07

|rowspan="9"| Football
League One

|rowspan="9"| 3

| 46

| 19

| 11

| 16

| 54

| 55

| -1

| 68

| 8th of 24

| Karl Hawley

| 12

|R1

| 0-0-1

|R2

| 0-1-1

|R1

| 0-1-0

| 7,907

align="center"

|rowspan="2"| 2007–08

| 46

| 23

| 11

| 12

| 64

| 46

| +18

| 80

| 4th of 24

| Joe Garner
Danny Graham

| 14

|rowspan="2"|R1

|rowspan="2"| 0-1-1

|rowspan="2"|R2

|rowspan="2"| 1-0-1

|rowspan="2"|AQF

|rowspan="2"| 1-0-1

|rowspan="2"| 7,835

align="center"

|colspan=11|Lost in the play-off semifinal.

align="center"

| 2008–09

| 46

| 12

| 14

| 20

| 56

| 69

| -13

| 50

| 20th of 24

| Danny Graham

| 15

|R2

| 1-1-1

|R2

| 1-0-1

|R2

| 0-1-0

| 6,268

align="center"

| 2009–10

| 46

| 15

| 13

| 18

| 63

| 66

| -3

| 58

| 14th of 24

| Ian Harte

| 16

|R3

| 2-1-1

|R3

| 2-0-1

|F

| 4-1-2

| 5,210

align="center"

| 2010–11

| 46

| 16

| 11

| 19

| 60

| 62

| -2

| 59

| 12th of 24

| James Berrett

| 10

|R3

| 2-0-1

|R1

| 0-0-1

|W

| 4-1-1

| 5,207

align="center"

| 2011–12

| 46

| 18

| 15

| 13

| 65

| 66

| -1

| 69

| 8th of 24

| Lee Miller

| 14

|R2

| 1-0-1

|R2

| 0-1-1

|R1

| 0-0-1

| 5,247

align="center"

| 2012–13

| 46

| 14

| 13

| 19

| 56

| 77

| -21

| 55

| 17th of 24

| Lee Miller

| 9

|R2

| 1-0-1

|R3

| 2-0-1

|R1

| 0-1-0

| 4,302

align="center"

| 2013–14

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 46

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 11

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 12

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 23

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 43

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 76

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| -33

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 45

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 22nd of 24
Relegated

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| David Amoo

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 8

|R3

| 2-1-1

|R2

| 0-1-1

|AQF

| 0-1-1

| 4,243

align="center"

| 2014–15

|rowspan="11"| Football
League Two

|rowspan="11"| 4

| 46

| 14

| 8

| 24

| 56

| 74

| -18

| 50

| 20th of 24

| Kyle Dempsey

| 10

|R1

| 0-0-1

|R1

| 0-0-1

|R2

| 1-1-0

| 4,376

align="center"

| 2015–16

| 46

| 17

| 16

| 13

| 67

| 62

| +5

| 67

| 10th of 24

| Jabo Ibehre

| 15

|R4

| 2-2-1

|R3

| 2-1-0

|R1

| 0-0-1

| 4,838

align="center"

|rowspan="2"| 2016–17

| 46

| 18

| 17

| 11

| 69

| 68

| +1

| 71

| 6th of 24

| Charlie Wyke

| 14

|rowspan="2"|R2

|rowspan="2"| 1-0-1

|rowspan="2"|R2

|rowspan="2"| 1-1-0

|rowspan="2"|R2

|rowspan="2"| 3-0-1

|rowspan="2"| 5,114

align="center"

|colspan=11|Lost in the play-off semifinal.

align="center"

| 2017–18

| 46

| 17

| 16

| 13

| 62

| 54

| +8

| 67

| 10th of 24

| Jamie Devitt

| 10

|R3

| 2-2-1

|R2

| 1-0-1

|G

| 1-0-2

| 4,609

align="center"

| 2018–19

| 46

| 20

| 8

| 18

| 67

| 62

| +5

| 68

| 11th of 24

| Hallam Hope

| 14

|R2

| 1-0-1

|R1

| 0-0-1

|GS

| 1-1-1

| 4,712

align="center"

| 2019–20

| 37

| 10

| 12

| 15

| 39

| 56

| -17

| 42

| 18th of 24

| Harry McKirdy
Olufela Olomola
Nathan Thomas

| 5

|R3

| 2-2-1

|R2

| 1-0-1

|GS

| 1-0-2

| 4,140

align="center"

| 2020–21

| 46

| 18

| 12

| 16

| 60

| 51

| +9

| 66

| 10th of 24

| Jon Mellish

| 11

|R2

| 0-1-1

|R1

| 0-0-1

|GS

| 1-0-2

|– COVID-19 prevented fans from attending games

align="center"

| 2021–22

| 46

| 14

| 11

| 21

| 39

| 62

| -23

| 53

| 20th of 24

| Omari Patrick

| 9

|R2

| 1-0-1

|R1

| 0-0-1

|R3

| 2-2-1

| 4,966

align="center"

|rowspan="2"| 2022–23

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 46

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 20

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 16

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 10

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 66

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 43

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| +23

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 76

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 5th of 24

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| Kristian Dennis

|bgcolor="#D0F0C0"| 20

|rowspan="2"|R2

|rowspan="2"| 1-0-1

|rowspan="2"|R1

|rowspan="2"| 0-0-1

|rowspan="2"|GS

|rowspan="2"| 0-1-2

|rowspan="2"| 6,659

align="center"

|colspan=11 bgcolor="#D0F0C0"|Promoted through play-offs.

align="center"

| 2023–24

| Football
League One

| 3

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 46

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 7

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 9

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 30

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 41

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 81

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| -40

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 30

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 24th of 24
Relegated

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| Jordan Gibson

|bgcolor="#FFCCCC"| 7

|R1

| 0-0-1

|R1

| 0-0-1

|GS

| 1-0-2

| 8,000

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