- Maidstone United F.C. seasons
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This is a list of seasons played by Maidstone United in English football. It covers the period from the club's formation to the end of the last completed season. Where available it details the club's achievements in all competitions, together with the top scorers and the average attendances for each season.
Contents
Seasons
1993-2000
Information from 1993-2000 is scarce due to it being the pre-internet era and the obscure nature of the leagues played in.
Season League Competitions won or runners up Division Pos 1993–94 KCL4 1st West Kent Challenge Shield W Tunbridge Wells Charity Cup W 1994–95 KCL2[1] 1st West Kent Challenge Shield RU Kent Junior Cup W 1995–96 KCL1 n/a none - 1996–97 KCL1 n/a none - 1997–98 KCL1 n/a none - 1998–99 KCL1 1st West Kent Challenge Shield W 1999–00 KCLP 3rd Weald of Kent Charity Cup W 2000-present
Season League FA
CupFA
TrophyKent
Senior CupOther Top goalscorer(s) Avg.
Att.Division P W D L F A GD Pts Pos Name Goals 2000–01 KCLP 26 15 9 2 62 25 +37 54 3rd[2] dne dne dne Kent Senior Trophy R1 Dave Forster 18 198 Inter-Regional Challenge Cup R5 Weald of Kent Charity Cup W 2001–02 KLP 30 20 6 4 72 32 +40 66 1st[3] dne dne dne FA Vase R2 Richard Sinden 25 298 Kent Senior Trophy R2 Kent League Premier Division Cup W 2002–03 KLP 30 18 9 3 76 31 +45 63 2nd[4] 2QR dne dne FA Vase R1 Richard Sinden n/a 352 Kent Senior Trophy W Kent League Premier Division Cup n/a Kent League Charity Shield W 2003–04 KLP 32 19 10 3 71 30 +41 67 4th 3QR dne R1[5] FA Vase R3 Richard Sinden 31 255 Kent League Premier Division Cup SF Kent League Challenge Shield W 2004–05 KLP 30 16 6 8 60 37 +23 54 4th 3QR dne dne FA Vase R2 Lynden Rowland
Richard Sinden16 246 Kent Senior Trophy R2 Kent League Premier Division Cup R2 2005–06 KLP 30 22 6 2 84 23 +61 72 1st 1QR dne dne FA Vase R3 Mo Takaloo 44 336 Kent Senior Trophy R2 Kent League Premier Division Cup W 2006–07 ILS 42 23 11 8 79 47 +32 80 1st 1QR 2QR SF Isthmian League Cup R2 Lynden Rowland 15 432 Kent League Challenge Shield RU 2007–08 ILP 42 16 4 22 56 79 -23 52 17th 2QR 3QR R1 Isthmian League Cup R3 Mo Takaloo 16 444 2008–09 ILP 42 14 11 17 46 51 -5 53 15th 4QR 2QR QF Isthmian League Cup R2 James Pinnock
Lloyd Blackman15 388 2009–10 ILP 42 13 10 19 39 57 -18 49 18th 3QR 2R QF Isthmian League Cup R3 James Pinnock 10 255 2010–11 ILP 42 9 10 23 43 75 -32 37 20th 1QR 3QR R1 Isthmian League Cup R2 Danny Hockton 15 311 2011–12 ILS 42 2QR PRE R2 Isthmian League Cup Key
Champions Runners-up Play-offs Promoted Relegated Division shown in bold to indicate a change in division.
Top scorer is for all competitive matches.
Average attendance is for all home league matches.Key to league record:
- P = Played
- W = Games won
- D = Games drawn
- L = Games lost
- F = Goals for
- A = Goals against
- GD = Goal difference
- Pts = Points
- Pos = Final position
Key to divisions:
- ILP = Isthmian League Premier Division
- ILS = Isthmian League Division One South
- KLP = Kent League Premier Division
- KCLP = Kent County League Premier Division
- KCL1 = Kent County League Division One
- KCL2 = Kent County League Division Two
- KCL4 = Kent County League Division Four
Key to rounds:
- dne = Did not enter
- PRE = Prelimnary round
- 1QR = 1st qualifying round
- 2QR = 2nd qualifying round
- 3QR = 3rd qualifying round
- 4QR = 4th qualifying round
- R1 = Round 1
- R2 = Round 2
- QF = Quarter-finals
- SF = Semi-finals
- RU = Runners-up
- W = Winners
Footnotes
- ^ The club was promoted from Division 4 to Division 2 in the 1994 close season due to league restructuring.
- ^ Straightforward promotion from the Kent County League to the Kent League was not possible, however Maidstone were now a senior club (they were not in the 1999-00 season when they also finished 3rd) meaning they could apply for promotion to the Kent League, an application which was accepted.
- ^ Maidstone could not attain promotion from the Kent League due to lease problems at the clubs then-home at Central Park, Sittingbourne.
- ^ Maidstone again could not attain promotion from the Kent League due to lease problems, this time at the clubs new temporary home at Bourne Park, Sittingbourne.
- ^ The club gained entry to the Kent Senior Cup due to winning the Kent Senior Trophy the previous season.
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