List of Banbury United F.C. seasons

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Banbury United is a football club based in Banbury, Oxfordshire, who play in the Southern League Premier Division. They are nicknamed The Puritans and they play their home matches at the Spencer Stadium. They were originally named Spencer Villa.

Contents

Key

Top scorer and number of goals scored shown in bold when he was also top scorer for the division.

Seasons

YearLeagueCup competitionsManager
DivisionLvlPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPositionLeading league scorerAverage [1]
attendance
FA Cup [2] FA Trophy Oxfordshire
Cup
NameGoalsResRecResRec
No competitive football was played between 1939 and 1946 due to the World War II.
1945–46 Birmingham Combination 32107155679-232713th of 17 QR2 3-0-1 Jimmy Cringan
1946–47 36156158665213610th of 19 PR 0-0-1
1947–48 3829361064264612nd of 20 R1 6-0-1
1948–49 38151013756874010th of 20 QR3 3-0-1
1949–50 3819514635211438th of 20 PR 0-0-1
1950–51 38138176475-113412th of 20 QR2 3-2-1
1951–52 38137187687-113315th of 20 QR2 1-0-1
1952–53 3412616736583013th of 18 PR 0-1-1
1953–54 261448493613324th of 14 QR2 2-0-1
Joined the Birmingham & District League.
1954–55 Birmingham & District League 3820117844242514th of 20 QR1 1-0-1 Jimmy Cringan
1955–56 382369684028523rd of 20 QR3 2-0-1
1956–57 3817714877116417th of 20 QR1 1-0-1
1957–58 3818416766313409th of 20 QR1 0-0-1
1958–59 341561359554367th of 18 PR 0-0-1
1959–60 34107176071-112714th of 18 QR2 1-0-1
1960–61 422151610892164710th of 22 QR1 0-0-1
1961–62 401881410784234410th of 21 R1 5-0-1
The league renamed.
1962–63 West Midlands (Regional) League 38154198686034 13th of 20 QR1 0-0-1
1963–64 36166146569-438 9th of 19 QR2 1-0-1
1964–65 38113247999-2025 15th of 20 QR1 0-0-1
Club renamed Banbury United.
1965–66 West Midlands (Regional) League 40239891553655 3rd of 21 QR2 1-0-1 Len Goulden
Joined the Southern Football League.
1966–67 Southern Football League
Division One
64613141988100-1240 17th of 24 QR2 1-0-1 Len Goulden
1967–68 422291179592053 7th of 22 QR4 3-0-1
1968–69 421612146772-544 11th of 22 QR2 2-0-1
1969–70 421981586721446 9th of 22 QR2 1-0-1 QR2 1-1-1
1970–71 381311145853537 12th of 20 QR2 1-0-1 R3 5-2-1
Division One split into two sections.
1971–72 Southern Football League
Division One North
634145155446833 10th of 18 QR1 0-1-1 R1 1-0-1
1972–73 42185196053741 12th of 22 R1 4-2-1 R1 1-1-1
1973–74 4219111269571249 8th of 22 R1 4-3-1 R3 3-3-1
1974–75 421810145251146 10th of 22 QR1 0-0-1 R1 0-2-1
1975–76 42158195867-938 12th of 22 QR2 1-0-1 R1 0-0-1
1976–77 381510135147440 9th of 20 QR3 2-0-1 R1 1-0-1
1977–78 381710115247544 6th of 20 QR4 4-2-1 R1 1-0-1
1978–79 381013154258-1633 15th of 20 QR2 2-0-1 QR3 0-0-1
Alliance Premier League created, The Premier Division was disbanded as the most of the clubs left to join the new league, while the divisions One were renamed.
1979–80 Southern Football League
Midland Division
6421314155656040 13th of 22 QR1 2-0-1 QR1 0-1-1
1980–81 421111205165-1433 16th of 22 QR4 3-1-1 QR2 1-0-1
1981–82 42118236391-2830 18th of 22 QR2 1-1-1 QR1 0-0-1
Southern Football League Premier Division recreated, the club did not qualified to be placed to the Premier Division.
1982–83 Southern Football League
Midland Division
732153145955448 7th of 17 QR1 0-0-1 PR 0-0-1
1983–84 38611213778-4129 18th of 20 PR 0-0-1 QR1 1-1-1
1984–85 3495203359-2632 17th of 18 QR1 0-0-1 PR 0-0-1
1985–86 40138193855-1747 17th of 21 PR 0-0-1 QR2 1-0-1
1986–87 38147175565-1049 12th of 20 QR2 2-0-1 QR1 0-0-1
1987–88 42177184846258 10th of 22 QR1 1-0-1 R1 3-2-1
1988–89 421014185374-2144 16th of 22 QR3 3-2-1 QR1 0-0-1
1989–90 4299244683-3734 [lower-alpha 1] 21st of 22
Relegated
QR1 0-0-1 QR2 1-0-1 Colin Holder
1990–91 Hellenic Football League
Premier Division
834174135851755 8th of 18 PR 0-3-1 R1 0-0-1
1991–92 34145155555047 10th of 18 QR2 2-1-1 FA Vase
PR
1992–93 341010145066-1640 11th of 18 PR 0-0-1 FA Vase
R1
1993–94 3418977444+3063 3rd of 18 PR 0-0-1 FA Vase
PR
1994–95 30127114444043 8th of 16 PR 0-0-1 FA Vase
R1
1995–96 3486204066-2630 15th of 18 PR 0-1-1 FA Vase
R1
1996–97 34145155146547 8th of 18 PR 0-0-1 FA Vase
QR2
1997–98 341772069422758 4th of 18 QR1 1-0-1 FA Vase
R1
1998–99 36209773334069 4th of 19 QR3 2-1-1 FA Vase
QR2
1999–2000 36295287226592 1st of 19
Promoted
QR2 2-1-1 FA Vase
R2
Kevin Brock
2000–01 Southern Football League
Eastern Division
7421211195754347 13th of 22 PR 0-0-1 R1 0-0-1
2001–02 42139205366-1347 [lower-alpha 2] 15th of 22 290 PR 1-0-0 R2 1-0-1
2002–03 4221111075502574 8th of 22 410 QR1 1-1-1 R1 1-1-1
2003–04 421910136557867 8th of 22 290 PR 0-0-1 PR 0-0-1
Conference North, a new sixth tier league created, the club qualified to be transferred to the Premier Division.
2004–05 Southern Football League
Premier Division
742139205669-1348 17th of 22 388 QR1 0-0-1 R1 0-1-1 Kevin Brock
2005–06 421711146661562 7th of 22 415 QR3 2-1-1 QR3 2-2-1
2006–07 421510176064-455 13th of 22 376 QR2 1-1-1 QR3 2-1-1
2007–08 421416125557-258 9th of 22 Nicholas Gordon18328 QR1 0-0-1 QR1 0-0-1Kieran Sullivan
2008–09 42118234383-4041 19th of 22
Reprieved
Nicholas Gordon14297 QR1 0-0-1 QR1 0-0-1
2009–10 421413155367-1455 12th of 22 David Stone17312 QR1 0-1-1 QR2 1-2-1 Billy Jeffrey
2010–11 40118214467-2340 [lower-alpha 3] 16th of 21 Nabil Shariff6274 QR1 0-0-1 QR2 1-1-1
2011–12 421310195461-749 16th of 22 Ricky Johnson12273 QR1 0-0-1 QR3 2-1-1Ady Fuller
2012–13 42149196075-1551 16th of 22 Albi Skendi10220 QR1 0-1-1 QR1 0-2-0 Ed Stein
2013–14 441452564116-5247 19th of 23 Kynan Isaac12242 QR1 0-0-1 QR1 0-0-1QF
2014–15 44910255386-3337 21st of 23
Relegated
Leam Howards12247 QR2 1-0-1 QR3 2-1-1WPaul Davis
2015–16 Southern Football League
Division One South & West
842281049738+5994 2nd of 22
Promoted
Ricky Johnson26327 PR 0-0-1 QR1 1-1-1QF Mike Ford
Promoted after winning the play-offs.
2016–17 Southern Football League
Premier Division
746248146740+2780 6th of 24 Conor McDonagh14388 QR3 2-0-1 QR1 0-0-1SF
2017–18 461915129059+3172 9th of 24 Jefferson Louis 13385 QR3 2-0-1 QR2 1-2-1SF
The Premier Division of the Southern League divided into two sections.
2018–19 Southern Football League
Premier Division Central
7421314155355-249 [lower-alpha 4] 17th of 24 Ravi Shamsi15405 QR2 1-1-1 QR2 1-0-1F Mike Ford
2019–20 32141084831+1752 7th of 22 Jaanai Gordon 13442 QR1 0-1-1 QR1 0-0-1SF
The season was declared null and void due to COVID-19
2020–21 7223913-48 18th of 22 three players2 [lower-alpha 5] R1 3-1-1 QR3 0-0-1 Andy Whing
The season was declared null and void due to COVID-19
2021–22 4032629232+60102 1st of 21
Promoted
Chris Wreh21796 R1 4-0-1 R1 1-0-1R2
2022–23 National League North 6461315185562-754 17th of 24 Giorgio Rasulo
Jack Stevens
9878 QR4 2-0-1 R5 3-0-1QF

Notes

  1. Banbury United were deducted two points.
  2. Banbury United were deducted one point.
  3. Banbury United were deducted one point for fielding an ineligible player.
  4. Banbury United were deducted four points for infringement of league rules.
  5. COVID-19 prevented fans from attending games

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