List of Bath City F.C. players

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Jim Rollo as assistant manager for the club in 2017

Bath City Football Club was founded in 1889 as Bath AFC, and changed its name to Bath City in 1905. The club was heavily discussed for entry into the Football League Third Division during the 1930s, [1] [2] though Bath missed out on election to the Football League on multiple occasions, including 1935, 1978 and 1985. [3] Upon the outbreak of the Second World War, the club won the Football League North – making them the only non-League football club to have ever won an English Football League trophy. [4] Bath reached the third round of the FA Cup six times, beating league sides such as Crystal Palace (in 1931), Millwall (in 1959), and Cardiff City (in 1992). [5]

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The club were crowned Southern League champions in 1960 and 1978; one of the highest levels of non-League football at the time. After a period of relative decline in the 1990s whilst in the Conference, Bath were demoted to the seventh tier in 2004, the lowest level the club has ever played at. They were promoted in 2007, [6] and then again in 2010, [7] and played in the Conference for the first time since 1997, though the club were relegated in 2012 and have played in the National League South since. [5] Bath's record appearance maker is Dave Mogg, who made 515 appearances over a 16-year period with the club. Tony Ricketts has the second most appearances with 506. Players with more than 400 appearances include Dave Singleton, Dave Palmer and Jim Rollo.

Key

Positions key
Pre-1960s1960s–
GK Goalkeeper
FB Full back DF Defender
HB Half back MF Midfielder
FW Forward
Nationality
Unless otherwise noted, the nationality of a player is determined by the country/countries for which he has played international football, or if the player has not played international football, his country of birth.
Position
Playing positions are listed according to the tactical formations that were employed at the time. Thus the change in the names of defensive and midfield positions reflects the tactical evolution that occurred from the 1960s onwards.
Club career
Club career is defined as the first and last calendar years in which the player appeared for the club in any of the competitions listed below.
Total appearances and Total goals
Appearances and goals are for first-team competitive matches only, including Southern League, Alliance premier league, National League, National League South, FA Cup and FA Trophy. Matches from the abandoned 1939–40 season are excluded.

Players

  Club Record Holder
Bath players with over 100 appearances
NameNationalityPositionBath City careerAppearancesGoalsRef
Bert DumbleFlag of England.svg  England FW1912–191510441 [11] [12]
Reg AdamsFlag of England.svg  England GK1918–192517941 [13] [14]
William Smith Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland HB1918–192312213 [13] [14]
Charlie NuthFlag of England.svg  England FB1918–19372454 [13] [15]
George MarchFlag of England.svg  England FB1920–19241384 [16] [17]
George Prout Flag of England.svg  England GK1920–19262771 [16] [18]
Harry BrittainFlag of England.svg  England FW1924–192813330 [18] [19]
Ike LongFlag of England.svg  England FB1924–19291395 [18] [20]
Charlie Brittain Flag of England.svg  England FW1924–192811877 [18] [19]
Ernie SanbridgeFlag of England.svg  England FB1926–19353691 [21] [22]
Les HicksFlag of England.svg  England FB1928–193527018 [23] [22]
Jim McCartneyFlag of England.svg  England FW1931–193310648 [24] [25]
Jim Hall Flag of England.svg  England FB1931–19352121 [24] [26]
Jack LloydFlag of England.svg  England HB1932–19351399 [27] [26]
George Smith Flag of England.svg  England FB1935–194011915 [26] [28]
Frank NewburyFlag of England.svg  England FB1936–19401461 [29] [28]
Ted Dransfield Flag of England.svg  England FB1937–19401175 [30] [28]
John Browne Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland HB1945–194811931 [31] [32]
Ted Owens Flag of England.svg  England FB1945–19501674 [31] [33]
Ernie Marshall Flag of England.svg  England MF1948–1951 [34] [35]
Lew Bradford Flag of England.svg  England FB1950–19531292 [33] [36]
Ray SnookFlag of England.svg  England FW1950–195617683 [33] [37]
Harry LileyFlag of England.svg  England GK1951–19562180 [35] [37]
Jackie Boyd Flag of the United States.svg  United States FW1952–195510442 [38] [39]
Maurice LockerFlag of England.svg  England FB1952–19581612 [38] [40]
Selwyn WatkinsFlag of England.svg  England FW1952–195514941 [38] [39]
Bobby McLaren Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland FB1955–19571126 [38] [41]
Tony Gough Flag of England.svg  England HB1956–1956

1963–1970

50250 [42] [43]
Tony Book Flag of England.svg  England FB1956–196438712 [37] [44]
Alan Skirton Flag of England.svg  England FW1956–196014444 [45] [46]
Frank MeadowsFlag of England.svg  England DF1957–19622462 [47] [48]
Roger SwiftFlag of England.svg  England DF1957–19693101 [49] [50]
Charlie Fleming Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland FW1958–1965300216 [51] [52]
Peter Thomas Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales FW1959–196113236 [53] [54]
Ian Black Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland GK1959–19621430 [53] [55]
Ian MacFarlane Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland DF1959–19673304 [53] [56]
Ron Walker Flag of England.svg  England FW1961–196724952 [55] [57]
Brian Carter Flag of England.svg  England HB1961–19682427 [55] [58]
Mike WhitehouseFlag of England.svg  England DF1965–19681323 [52] [58]
Brian McAuleyFlag of Scotland.svg  Scotland GK1967–19722750 [57] [59]
Wilf Carter Flag of England.svg  England FW1966–197021046 [60] [61]
John Allen Flag of England.svg  England ST1967–197121876 [57] [62]
Terry Burton Flag of England.svg  England DF1967–19722587 [57] [59]
Tommy TaylorFlag of England.svg  England MF1968–19721724 [58] [63]
Roy LambdenFlag of England.svg  England DF1968–19711142 [58] [62]
Dave Taylor Flag of England.svg  England FW1969–197114946 [64] [65]
John ParkerFlag of England.svg  England MF1969–197212910 [64] [63]
Paul GoverFlag of England.svg  England DF1971–19823987 [64] [66]
Nigel RyanFlag of England.svg  England DF1971–1974

1976–1980

3386 [64] [67]
Ray MabbutFlag of England.svg  England DF1972–19751135 [63] [68]
Kenny Allen Flag of England.svg  England GK1973–78

1988–1989

2890 [69] [70]
Peter RogersFlag of England.svg  England FW1973–197931470 [69] [71]
John Fairbrother Flag of England.svg  England FW1974–197610860 [72] [73]
Richard EdwardsFlag of England.svg  England DF1974–197610314 [72] [73]
Roger Smart Flag of England.svg  England DF1974–19771232 [72] [74]
Martyn Rogers Flag of England.svg  England MF1974–198023812 [72] [75]
Jimmy McInch Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland FW1975–197711518 [68] [74]
Glyn BroomFlag of England.svg  England DF1975–19811095 [68] [76]
Richard Bourne Flag of England.svg  England DF1976–197916020 [73] [71]
Peter HigginsFlag of England.svg  England MF1976–197914524 [73] [71]
Colin Tavener Flag of England.svg  England MF1976–198132116 [73] [76]
Martin WheelerFlag of England.svg  England FW1976–198124260 [73] [76]
George Gibbs Flag of England.svg  England FW1977–197911134 [73] [71]
Jimmy JenkinsFlag of England.svg  England FW1978–198222077 [77]
Tony Ricketts Flag of England.svg  England DF1979–1986

1988–1991

50619 [78] [79]
Peter HayesFlag of England.svg  England MF1979–198423823 [80] [81]
Graham Withey Flag of England.svg  England FW1980–1986

1991–1997

283109 [82] [83]
Dave PalmerFlag of England.svg  England DF1980–199644523 [84] [85]
Jeff SherwoodFlag of England.svg  England DF1981–19852504 [76] [86]
Keith BrownFlag of England.svg  England MF1981–198639444 [76] [79]
Dave SingletonFlag of England.svg  England FW1981–199341593 [76] [87]
Peter AitkenFlag of England.svg  England DF1982–19851268 [88] [86]
Phil BartonFlag of England.svg  England MF1982–19871407 [88] [89]
Dave MoggFlag of England.svg  England GK1982–1988

1992–1997

5150 [88] [90]
Mike Adams Flag of England.svg  England MF1984–198817522 [81] [91]
Paul Bodin Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales FW1985–198828463 [81] [91]
Paul StevensFlag of England.svg  England DF1985–19912153 [81] [92]
Chris SmithFlag of England.svg  England FW1988–19911107 [93]
Jim PrestonFlag of Scotland.svg  Scotland GK1988–19921320 [94] [95]
Gary Smart Flag of England.svg  England MF1988–199629371 [96]
John FreegardFlag of England.svg  England FW1989–199315875 [97] [98]
Chris Banks Flag of England.svg  England DF1989–19942595 [99]
Paul Randall Flag of England.svg  England FW1989–1993212112 [100]
Jerry Gill Flag of England.svg  England MF1990–199621814 [101]
Adie MingsFlag of England.svg  England FW1990–199619536 [102]
Martin BoyleFlag of England.svg  England FW1991–199312927 [103]
Ian HedgesFlag of England.svg  England DF1991–199827712 [104]
Stuart JamesFlag of England.svg  England DF1993–20002496 [105]
Paul Adcock Flag of England.svg  England FW1993–199612941 [106]
Nicky BrooksFlag of England.svg  England MF1993–199814017 [107]
Mark HervinFlag of England.svg  England GK1994–19971921 [108]
Mike WyattFlag of England.svg  England MF1996–199811012 [109]
Martin Paul Flag of England.svg  England FW1996–2001277115 [110]
Mark HarringtonFlag of England.svg  England MF1996–200121519 [111]
Rob SkidmoreFlag of England.svg  England DF1997–20001162 [112] [113]
Colin TowlerFlag of England.svg  England DF1998–200224816 [114] [115]
Jim Rollo Flag of England.svg  England DF2002–2012

2013–2016

4849 [116]
Phil Walsh Flag of England.svg  England FW2003–200815328 [117]
Steve Jones Flag of England.svg  England DF2003–20092426 [118]
Scott Partridge Flag of England.svg  England FW2004–200817078 [119]
Paul Evans Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa GK2004–20092170 [120]
Adie HarrisFlag of England.svg  England MF2005–20081688 [121]
Chris HollandFlag of England.svg  England DF2005–200920736 [122]
Gethin Jones Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales MF2005–201334220 [123]
Scott Rogers Flag of England.svg  England MF2006–20091239 [124]
Darren EdwardsFlag of England.svg  England FW2006–201018559 [125]
Lewis Hogg Flag of England.svg  England MF2006–201223937 [126]
Sekani SimpsonFlag of England.svg  England DF2006–20173875 [127]
Dave Gilroy Flag of England.svg  England FW2007–200910552 [128]
Marc Canham Flag of England.svg  England MF2010–201312111 [129] [130]
Joe Burnell Flag of England.svg  England MF2010–20141213 [131]
Dan BallFlag of England.svg  England MF2010–20212478 [132]
Mark PreeceFlag of England.svg  England DF2011–20141027 [133]
Jason MellorFlag of England.svg  England GK2012–20151290 [134]
Andy Gallinagh Flag of England.svg  England MF2013–20161723 [135]
David PrattFlag of England.svg  England FW2013–201613850 [136]
Andy WatkinsFlag of England.svg  England FW2013–201922051 [137]
Ross StearnFlag of England.svg  England FW2013–202010331 [138]
Chas HemmingFlag of England.svg  England FW2014–201713011 [139]
Nick McootieFlag of England.svg  England FW2014–201814533 [140]
Frankie Artus Flag of England.svg  England MF2014–202118916 [141]
Ryan Clarke Flag of England.svg  England GK2017–20221950 [142]
Jack BattenFlag of England.svg  England DF2016–26215 [143]
Tom Smith Flag of England.svg  England MF2016–21139 [144]
Joe RaynesFlag of England.svg  England DF2017–19611 [145]
Cody Cooke Flag of England.svg  England FW2020–10553 [146]
Jordan DyerFlag of England.svg  England DF2021–1076 [147]

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