List of Darlington F.C. seasons

List of Darlington F.C. seasons

Darlington Football Club, an English association football club based in Darlington, County Durham, was founded in 1883. In their second season, they won the major regional trophy, the Durham Challenge Cup,[1] and the following season they entered the FA Cup for the first time, only to lose 80 to Grimsby Town.[2] In 1889, Darlington were one of the founder members of the Northern League; they won the league title in 1896 and 1900, and reached the semi-final of the FA Amateur Cup in the same two seasons.[3] The club turned professional in 1908 and joined the North Eastern League. The 191011 season saw Darlington reach the last 16 of the FA Cup, progressing through five qualifying rounds to lose to Swindon Town in the Third Round Proper.[2] They won the North Eastern League in 1913 and 1920,[3] and were invited to join the newly formed Football League Third Division North.[4]

Runners-up in their first season in the Football League, Darlington were Third Division North champions three years later, thus winning promotion to the Second Division. Their 15th-place finish in 1926 remains, as of 2010, their best League performance, but they were relegated back to the Third Division in 1927, where they remained until the Second World War put an end to competitive football. They came third in 192930, but twice had to apply for re-election to the League, in 193233 and 193637, after finishing in last place in the section.[3] In 1934, they enjoyed their first success in a nationally organised cup competition, defeating Stockport County 43 at Old Trafford to win the Football League Third Division North Cup,[2] and reached the final again two years later.[5] In the 195758 season, the club equalled their previous best FA Cup run, reaching the last 16 by defeating Chelsea, Football League champions only three years earlier, in the Fourth Round.[6] When the regional sections of the Third Division were merged in 195859, Darlington were placed in the Fourth Division.[3]

Darlington won promotion to the Third Division in 196566, but for one season only.[3] Their most successful season in the League Cup came in 196768: drawn away to Brian Clough's Derby County in the quarter-final, they took the lead, only to lose 54. During the 1970s the club had to apply for re-election to the League five times.[7] Darlington spent two seasons in the Third Division in the 1980s; their 13th-place finish in 1986 was a record high since the introduction of the four-division structure.[3] Darlington were relegated from the Football League in 198889 after 68 years of continuous membership. They made an immediate return as Conference champions, then won the Fourth Division title in 199091, but spent only one season in the third tier before relegation followed.[3]

Darlington lost in both the second and the third rounds of the 19992000 FA Cup.[8] Manchester United's decision to play in the FIFA Club World Championship rather than the FA Cup left a space in the third round which the organisers filled by drawing lots from among the 20 teams eliminated in the second. Darlington were the "lucky losers", going on to be beaten 21 by Aston Villa in the third round after losing 31 to Gillingham in the second.[3][8] They came close to a return to the Third Division via the play-offs in 1996 and 2000,[3] and a period of administration in 200809 resulted in a 10-point deduction,[9] without which they would again have reached the play-offs. The following season they were relegated to the Conference for the second time,[10] and went on to reach the 2011 FA Trophy Final, in which they scored the only goal of the game in the last minute of extra time to defeat Mansfield Town.[11]

The table details their achievements in senior first-team competitions from their first appearance in the FA Cup in 188586 to the end of the most recently completed season.

Contents

Key

1st or W Winners
2nd or RU Runners-up
promoted Promoted
relegated Relegated


Top scorer marked * when he was also top scorer for the division.
Division shown in bold when it changes due to promotion, relegation or reorganisation.
League results shown in italics for abandoned or wartime competitions.

Key to league record:

  • PPlayed
  • WGames won
  • DGames drawn
  • LGames lost
  • FGoals for
  • AGoals against
  • PtsPoints
  • PosFinal position

Key to divisions:

Key to rounds:

  • GrpNGroup stage Northern section
  • QR1First qualifying round
  • QR2Second qualifying round, etc.
  • R1Round 1
  • R1NRound 1 Northern section
  • R2Round 2
  • R2NRound 2 Northern section
  • R2NERound 2 North-eastern section, etc.
  • QFQuarter-final
  • QFNQuarter-final Northern section
  • SFSemi-final
  • SFNSemi-final Northern section
  • RURunners-up
  • WWinners

Seasons

Season League[3][12] FA Cup[13] League
Cup
[A][3][14]
Other competitions[3][5][14][15] Top league scorer[16]
Division P W D L F A Pts Pos
188586 Darlington did not play league football until the 188990 season. R2
188687 R1
188788 R3
188889 QR1
188990 North[B] 18 7 6 5 46 20 20 5th QR1
189091 North 14 7 0 7 25 29 14 5th QR4
189192 North 16 2 3 11 17 49 7 9th QR4
189293 North 10 2 1 7 11 37 5 6th QR4
189394 North 14 7 1 6 25 20 15 4th QR1 FA Amateur Cup R1
189495 North 18 11 0 7 56 30 22 4th QR3 FA Amateur Cup R2
189596 North 16 10 4 2 53 24 24 1st Pre FA Amateur Cup SF
189697 North 16 10 2 4 54 35 22 2nd QR4 FA Amateur Cup R2
189798 North 1[C] 16 8 2 6 41 31 18 3rd QR3 FA Amateur Cup QF
189899 North 1 16 10 3 3 50 29 23 2nd QR3 FA Amateur Cup QF
18991900 North 1 16 12 3 1 42 16 27 1st QR1 FA Amateur Cup SF
190001 North 20 11 2 7 55 37 24 3rd QR2 FA Amateur Cup QF
190102 North 18 9 4 5 37 22 22 3rd Pre FA Amateur Cup R1
190203 North 24 10 3 11 34 50 23 6th QR1 FA Amateur Cup R1
190304 North 24 11 3 10 48 49 25 6th QR3 FA Amateur Cup R2
190405 North 24 9 6 9 38 38 24 4th QR4 FA Amateur Cup QF
190506 North 26 12 7 7 47 47 31 4th QR4 FA Amateur Cup R1
190607 North 22 9 2 11 30 37 20 7th QR1 FA Amateur Cup R1
190708 North 22 9 2 11 39 41 20 9th QR4 FA Amateur Cup R1
190809 NE 34 15 8 11 76 73 38 8th QR3
190910 NE 32 16 5 11 59 54 37 5th QR3
191011 NE 34 19 5 10 79 40 43 4th R3[D]
191112 NE 36 23 8 5 84 34 54 3rd R2
191213 NE 38 31 4 3 116 23 66 1st QR5 Dick Healey[17] 41
191314 NE 38 20 10 8 72 43 50 4th QR5
191415 NE 38 25 4 9 109 38 54 4th R1
191519 Competitive League football and the FA Cup were suspended until after the First World War.
191920 NE 34 24 1 9 93 44 49 2nd R2
192021 NE 38 28 4 6 76 29 60 1st R1
192122 Div 3N 38 22 6 10 81 37 50 2nd R1
192223 Div 3N 38 15 10 13 59 46 40 9th QR6
192324 Div 3N 42 20 8 14 70 53 48 6th R1 David Brown[18] * 27
192425 Div 3N 42 24 10 8 78 33 58 1st promoted R1 David Brown[18] * 39
192526 Div 2 42 14 10 18 72 77 38 15th[E] R2
192627 Div 2 42 12 6 24 79 98 30 21st relegated R4
192728 Div 3N 42 21 5 16 89 74 47 7th R3
192829 Div 3N 42 13 7 22 64 88 33 19th R3
192930 Div 3N 42 22 6 14 108 73 50 3rd R1 Maurice Wellock[17] 34
193031 Div 3N 42 16 10 16 71 59 42 11th R1
193132 Div 3N 40 17 4 19 66 69 38 11th R3
193233 Div 3N 42 10 8 24 66 109 28 22nd R4
193334 Div 3N 42 13 9 20 70 101 35 16th R1 Football League Third Division North Cup[N] W
193435 Div 3N 42 21 9 12 80 59 51 5th R2 Football League Third Division North Cup R1 Jerry Best[17]
193536 Div 3N 42 17 6 19 74 79 40 12th R3 Football League Third Division North Cup RU
193637 Div 3N 42 8 14 20 66 96 30 22nd R4 Football League Third Division North Cup SF
193738 Div 3N 42 11 10 21 54 79 32 19th R1 Football League Third Division North Cup R1
193839 Div 3N 42 13 7 22 62 92 33 18th R2 Football League Third Division North Cup R1
193940 Div 3N 3 2 1 0 5 2 5 [F] Wally Odell[19] 2
193945 The Football League and FA Cup were suspended until after the Second World War.
194546 R2[G]
194647 Div 3N 42 15 6 21 68 80 36 17th R2 Harry Clarke[17]
194748 Div 3N 42 13 13 16 54 70 39 16th R1 Harry Clarke[17]
194849 Div 3N 42 20 6 16 83 74 46 4th R3 Albert Quinn[17]
194950 Div 3N 42 11 13 18 56 69 35 17th R1 Albert Quinn[17]
195051 Div 3N 46 13 13 20 59 77 39 18th R1
195152 Div 3N 46 11 9 26 64 103 31 23rd R1
195253 Div 3N 46 14 6 26 58 96 34 21st R1
195354 Div 3N 46 12 14 20 50 71 38 21st R1
195455 Div 3N 46 14 14 18 62 73 42 15th R3
195556 Div 3N 46 16 9 21 60 73 41 15th R2
195657 Div 3N 46 17 8 21 82 95 42 18th R2 Bill Tulip[7] 32
195758 Div 3N 46 17 7 22 78 89 41 20th R5[D]
195859 Div 4[H] 46 13 16 17 66 68 42 16th R3
195960 Div 4 46 17 9 20 63 73 43 15th R2
196061 Div 4 46 18 13 15 78 70 49 7th R2[I] R3
196162 Div 4 44 18 9 17 61 73 45 13th R1 R1
196263 Div 4 46 19 6 21 72 87 44 12th R1 R2
196364 Div 4 46 14 12 20 66 93 40 19th R1 R1
196465 Div 4 46 18 6 22 84 87 42 17th R3 R2
196566 Div 4 46 25 9 12 72 53 59 2nd promoted R2 R4 Bobby Cummings[7]
196667 Div 3 46 13 11 22 47 81 37 22nd relegated R2 R2
196768 Div 4 46 12 17 17 47 53 41 16th R1 QF[J]
196869 Div 4 46 17 18 11 62 45 52 5th R2 R2
196970 Div 4 46 13 10 23 53 73 36 22nd R1 R2
197071 Div 4 46 17 11 18 58 57 45 12th R2 R2
197172 Div 4 46 14 11 21 64 82 39 19th R2 R1
197273 Div 4 46 7 15 24 42 85 29 24th R1 R1
197374 Div 4 46 13 13 20 40 62 39 20th R1 R2
197475 Div 4 46 13 10 23 54 67 36 21st R2 R1
197576 Div 4 46 14 10 22 48 57 38 20th R1 R3
197677 Div 4 46 18 13 15 59 64 49 11th R3 R2
197778 Div 4 46 14 13 19 52 59 41 19th R1 R1
197879 Div 4 46 11 15 20 49 66 37 21st R3 R3
197980 Div 4 46 9 17 20 50 74 35 22nd R2 R1
198081 Div 4 46 19 11 16 65 59 49 8th R1 R1
198182 Div 4 46 15 13 18 61 62 58[K] 13th R1 R1
198283 Div 4 46 13 13 20 61 71 52 17th R1 R1
198384 Div 4 46 17 8 21 49 50 59 14th R4 R2 Associate Members Cup R2N
198485 Div 4 46 24 13 9 66 49 85 3rd promoted R4 R1 Associate Members Cup QFN Carl Airey[7] 16
198586 Div 3 46 15 13 18 61 78 58 13th R1 R2 Associate Members Cup QFN
198687 Div 3 46 7 16 23 45 77 37 23rd relegated R2 R1 Associate Members Cup GrpN David Currie[20]
198788 Div 4 46 18 11 17 71 69 65 13th R1 R2 Associate Members Cup QFN David Currie[20]
198889 Div 4 46 8 18 20 53 76 42 24th[L] relegated R1 R2 Associate Members Cup R1N
198990 Conf 42 26 9 7 76 25 87 1st promoted R3 FA Trophy QF John Borthwick[21] 19
Conference League Cup[22] R3
199091 Div 4 46 22 17 7 68 38 83 1st promoted R1 R2 Associate Members Cup R1N John Borthwick[23]
199192 Div 3 46 10 7 29 56 90 37 24th relegated R2 R1 Associate Members Cup GrpN
199293 Div 3[M] 42 12 14 16 48 53 50 15th R1 R1 Associate Members Cup R2N
199394 Div 3 42 10 11 21 42 64 41 21st R1 R1 Associate Members Cup R2N
199495 Div 3 42 11 8 23 43 57 41 20th R2 R1 Associate Members Cup R2N
199596 Div 3 46 20 18 8 60 42 78 5th[O] R2 R1 Associate Members Cup GrpN Robbie Blake 11
199697 Div 3 46 14 10 22 64 78 52 18th R2 R2 Associate Members Cup R1N Darren Roberts 16
199798 Div 3 46 14 12 20 56 72 54 19th R3 R1 Associate Members Cup R1N Darren Roberts 12
199899 Div 3 46 18 11 17 69 58 65 11th R2 R1 Associate Members Cup R2N Marco Gabbiadini[18] * 23
19992000 Div 3 46 21 16 9 66 36 79 4th[P] R3[R] R1 Associate Members Cup R1N Marco Gabbiadini[18] * 24
200001 Div 3 46 12 13 21 44 56 49 20th R2 R2 Football League Trophy QFN Glenn Naylor 11
200102 Div 3 46 15 11 20 60 71 56 15th R3 R1 Football League Trophy R2N Ian Clark 13
200203 Div 3 46 12 18 16 58 59 54 14th R3 R1 Football League Trophy R1N Barry Conlon 15
200304 Div 3 46 14 11 21 53 61 53 18th R1 R2 Football League Trophy R1N Barry Conlon 14
200405 Lge 2 46 20 12 14 57 49 72 8th R1 R1 Football League Trophy R1N Clyde Wijnhard 14
200506 Lge 2 46 16 15 15 58 52 63 8th R1 R1 Football League Trophy R1N Guylain Ndumbu-Nsungu 10
200607 Lge 2 46 17 14 15 52 56 65 11th R2 R2 Football League Trophy SFN Julian Joachim 7
200708 Lge 2 46 22 12 12 67 40 78 6th R1 R1 Football League Trophy R2NE Tommy Wright 13
200809 Lge 2 46 20 12 14 61 44 62[Q] 12th R1 R2 Football League Trophy SFN Liam Hatch 9
200910 Lge 2 46 8 6 32 36 87 30 24th relegated R1 R1 Football League Trophy R2N Tadhg Purcell 9
201011 Conf 46 18 17 11 61 42 71 7th R1 FA Trophy W[S] Liam Hatch 11

Notes

A. ^ : The League Cup competition started in the 196061 season.
B. ^ : Darlington were founder members of the Northern League in the 188990 season.[3]
C. ^ : From 188788 to 18891900, the Northern League had two divisions, before reverting to the single-division format.[3]
D. a b : Club's best performance in the FA Cup, reaching the last 16.[2][13]
E. ^ : Club's best League finishing position.
F. ^ : The 193940 season was abandoned with three matches played when the Second World War began.[3]
G. ^ : Although the Football League did not resume until the 194647 season, the FA Cup was contested in 194546. From the First Round Proper to the Sixth Round (quarter-final), results were determined on aggregate score over two legs.[3][13]
H. ^ : Darlington were placed in the Football League Fourth Division when the regional sections of the Third Division were amalgamated into national Third and Fourth Divisions.[3]
I. ^ : Lost to Hull City only after four replays.[13]
J. ^ : Club's best performance in the League Cup, reaching the quarter-final stage.
K. ^ : The 198182 season saw the introduction of three points for a win instead of two.[24]
L. ^ : Relegated out of the Football League for the first time since their admission to it in 1922.
M. ^ : When the newly formed FA Premier League split from the Football League, the remaining divisions of the Football League were renumbered upwards, so Darlington were relegated from the old Third Division into the new Third Division.[3][24]
N. ^ : Darlington won the inaugural Football League Third Division North Cup, defeating Stockport County 43 at Manchester United's ground, Old Trafford.[2] Two years later they reached the final again, this time losing at Feethams, their home ground, to Chester by a score of 21.[5]
O. ^ : In their first appearance at Wembley, lost 10 to Plymouth Argyle in the 1996 Football League Third Division play-off Final.[25]
P. ^ : Lost 10 to Peterborough United in the 2000 Football League Third Division play-off Final.[26]
Q. ^ : A period spent in administration resulted in a deduction of 10 League points, without which Darlington would have finished in the playoff positions.[9][10]
R. ^ : Knocked out in the second round, Darlington progressed to the third round as a "lucky loser" as the FA Cup organising committee drew lots from among the second-round losers to fill the gap in the third-round draw left by Manchester United playing in the FIFA Club World Championship instead.[8]
S. ^ : Defeated Mansfield Town to win the 2011 FA Trophy Final in their first appearance at the new Wembley Stadium. Chris Senior scored the only goal of the game in the last minute of extra time.[11]

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