List of Bath City F.C. seasons

For a detailed account of the club's history, see History of Bath City F.C.

Bath AFC squad photograph in 1890 at the North Parade Ground

Bath City Football Club is a semi-professional football club based in Bath, Somerset, England. The club is affiliated to the Somerset FA and currently competes in the National League South, the sixth tier of English football. Nicknamed the "Romans", the club was founded in 1889 as Bath AFC, and changed its name to Bath City in 1905. Bath City came runners up in the Southern League in 1930, and again in 1933. The club was discussed as a potential entrant to the Football League Third Division South during the 1930s, ^{[1] [2]} but missed out on election to the Football League on multiple occasions, including 1935, 1978 and 1985. ^[3]

During 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] 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 while in the Conference, Bath were demoted to the seventh tier in 2004. 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]

In total (exluding county only competitions), Bath have won three Southern League titles (1959–60, 1977–78, 2006–07); one Southern League Cup (1978–79) and one wartme Football League North title (1943–44). The list details the team's achievements, top goal scorer and attendances in senior first-team competitions from their first in the Wiltshire League during the 1901–02 season to the end of the most recently completed season. Details of the abandoned 1939–40 season and unofficial Second World War leagues are not included.

Key

Key to divisions: APL = Alliance Premier League BDL = Bath and District League BRI 1 = Bristol and District League Division 1 Conf = Conference CP = Conference Premier CS = Conference South NLS = National League South SLP = Southern League Premier Division SL 1 = Southern League First Division WIL 1 = Wiltshire League Division 1 WL 1 = Western League Division 1

Key to league record: Pld = Matches played W = Matches won D = Matches drawn L = Matches lost GF = Goals for GA = Goals against Pts = Points Pos = Final position

Key to rounds: F = Final QF = Quarter-finals QR1 = First qualifying round QR2 = Second qualifying round QR3 = Third qualifying round QR4 = Fourth qualifying round R1 = Round 1 R2 = Round 2 R3 = Round 3 R4 = Round 4 R5 = Round 5 R6 = Round 6 SF = Semi-finals

Winners

Runners-up

Promoted ↑

Relegated ↓

Seasons

Correct as of the end of the 2022–23 season.

Seasons of Bath City F.C.

Season	League										FA Cup	FA Trophy [lower-alpha 1]	League Cup [lower-alpha 2]	Top goalscorer(s) [lower-alpha 3]		Average attendance [lower-alpha 4]	Ref
	Division	Tier	P	W	D	L	GF	GA	Pts	Pos				Player(s)	Goals
1901–02	WIL	–	16	5	2	9	21	37	12	7th	–	–	–	–	–	–	[10]
1902–03	BDL	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	[11]
1903–04	WIL	–	20	4	1	15	21	89	9	10th	–	–	–	–	–	–	[12]
1904–05	WIL 1	–	20	10	1	9	49	41	21	5th	–	–	–	–	–	–	[13]
1905–06	WIL 1	–	22	7	3	12	35	47	17	9th	–	–	–	–	–	–	[14]
1906–07	BRI 1	–	22	8	5	8	36	27	19	8th	–	–	–	–	–	–	[15]
1907–08	BRI 1	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	[16]
1908–09	WL 2	–	22	6	7	9	39	45	19	8th	QR3	–	–	–	–	–	[17]
1909–10	WL 1	–	24	5	6	13	31	66	15	9th	QR1	–	–	–	–	–	[18]
1910–11	WL 1	–	18	9	4	5	38	30	22	3rd	QR1	–	–	Tom Allen	13	–	[19]
1911–12	WL 1	–	20	10	2	8	31	27	22	9th	QR1	–	–	Tom Allen	12	–	[20]
1912–13	WL 1	–	22	13	1	8	52	35	27	4th	QR1	–	–	Bert Lovell	23	–	[21]
1913–14	WL 1	–	22	17	2	3	67	34	36	2nd	QR4	–	–	Charlie Gould	23	–	[22]
Competitive football suspended for the duration of World War I
1919–20	WL 1	–	18	8	2	8	48	29	18	5th	QR4	–	–	Jack Hill	19	–	[23]
1920–21	WL 1	–	30	12	7	11	45	45	31	8th	QR1	–	–	Joe Dailmore	31	–	[24]
1921–22	SL [lower-alpha 5]	–	36	16	5	15	55	53	37	11th	QR5	–	–	Percy Dore	32	–	[26]
1922–23	SL	–	38	10	8	20	44	71	28	15th	R1	–	–	Percy Bolston	16	–	[27]
1923–24	SL	–	34	6	9	19	32	17	21	16th	QR1	–	–	Jim Lawson	10	–	[28]
1924–25	SL	–	38	8	8	22	28	85	24	18th	QR1	–	–	Percy Bolston	7	–	[29]
1925–26	SL	–	26	7	1	18	38	86	15	14th	R2	–	–	Bill Graydon	13	–	[30]
1926–27	SL	–	26	7	9	10	44	52	23	11th	QR1	–	–	Bill Graydon	25	–	[31]
1927–28	SL	–	30	12	3	15	64	68	27	11th	QR1	–	–	Bill Graydon	29	–	[32]
1928–29	SL	–	26	13	4	9	61	59	30	6th	QR1	–	–	Charlie Brittain	46	–	[33]
1929–30	SL	–	28	16	6	6	85	52	38	1st [lower-alpha 6]	R2	–	–	Charlie Brittain	31	–	[35]
1930–31	SL	–	22	10	6	6	47	39	26	5th	QR3	–	–	Jim McCartney	28	–	[36]
1931–32	SL	–	24	12	7	5	50	33	31	3rd	R3	–	–	Ernie Coombs	37	–	[37]
1932–33	SL	–	20	13	4	3	62	34	30	1st [lower-alpha 7]	QR4	–	SF	Wilf Lewis	26	–	[38]
1933–34	SL	–	20	11	3	6	43	25	25	3rd	R1	–	QR	Trotman	44	–	[39]
1934–35	SL	–	16	6	4	6	35	32	16	5th	R3	–	R1	Ernie Coombs	26	–	[40]
1935–36	SL	–	16	5	5	6	18	26	15	5th	QR4	–	R2	Reg Weaver	37	–	[41]
1936–37	SL	–	30	15	5	10	66	52	35	4th	R1	–	R2	Ted Buckley	28	–	[42]
1937–38	SL	–	32	9	9	16	45	65	27	14th	QR4	–	R2	Bill Brown	13	–	[43]
1938–39	SL	–	44	16	12	16	58	74	44	11th	QR4	–	R2	Bill Chambers	32	–	[44]
Competitive football suspended for the duration of World War II
1945–46	SL	–	20	12	2	6	62	32	34	3rd	QR2	–	R3	Bob Farrington	20	–	[45]
1946–47	SL	–	32	7	7	18	52	93	21	16th	QR4	–	R3	Stan Merrit	22	2,126	[46]
1947–48	SL	–	34	12	8	14	55	62	32	11th	QR4	–	R3	Dave McCulloch	27	2,932	[47]
1948–49	SL	–	42	15	8	19	72	87	38	13th	QR4	–	R2	Dave McCulloch	48	–	[48]
1949–50	SL	–	46	16	7	23	61	78	39	17th	QR1	–	RU	Kelly	19	–	[49]
1950–51	SL	–	44	15	10	19	66	73	40	15th	QR1	–	QR	Bert Hawkins	22	–	[50]
1951–52	SL	–	42	19	6	17	75	67	44	10th	QR4	–	R1	Ray Snook	34	4,107	[51]
1952–53	SL	–	42	22	10	10	71	46	54	5th	R2	–	R1	Jackie Boyd	27		[52]
1953–54	SL	–	42	17	12	13	73	67	46	4th	R1	–	R1	Cliff Pinchbeck	23	–	[53]
1954–55	SL	–	42	18	9	15	73	80	45	9th	QR4	–	R1	Eric Marsden	21	–	[54]
1955–56	SL	–	42	7	10	25	43	107	24	22nd	QR2	–	QR	Selwyn Watkins	12	–	[55]
1956–57	SL	–	42	15	8	19	56	78	38	17th	QR1	–	R2	Len Pickard	32	–	[56]
1957–58	SL	–	42	13	9	20	65	64	35	16th	R2	–	R1	Len Pickard	45	–	[57]
1958–59	SLP	–	34	17	5	12	89	62	39	6th	R1	–	RU	Charlie Fleming	48	4,333	[58]
1959–60	SLP	–	42	32	3	7	116	50	67	1st [lower-alpha 8]	R3	–	R2	Charlie Fleming	47	4,940	[60]
1960–61	SLP	–	42	18	14	10	74	52	50	6th	R1	–	R2	Charlie Fleming	40	2,902	[61]
1961–62	SLP	–	42	25	7	10	102	70	57	2nd	QR4	–	R2	Neil Langman	31	3,095	[62]
1962–63	SLP	–	40	18	6	16	58	56	42	10th	QR4	–	R2	Ken Owens	16	2,316	[63]
1963–64	SLP	–	42	24	9	9	88	51	57	3rd	R3	–	R2	Charlie Fleming	32	2,993	[64]
1964–65	SLP ↓	–	42	13	3	26	60	86	29	22nd	R1	–	R2	Mike Denton	16	1,910	[65]
1965–66	SL 1 ↑	–	46	25	13	8	88	50	63	4th	R2	–	R4	Mike Denton	41	2,030	[66]
1966–67	SLP ↓	–	42	11	12	19	51	74	30	19th	R2	–	R3	Mike Denton	18	2,191	[67]
1967–68	SL 1	–	42	21	12	9	78	51	54	6th	QR4	–	R2	Ian Henderson	34	2,076	[68]
1968–69	SLP ↑	–	42	26	10	6	96	40	62	2nd	QR4	–	R2	John Allen	34	2,151	[69]
1969–70	SLP	–	42	18	8	16	63	55	44	11th	QR3	R1	QR	Brian Owen	34	1,831	[70]
1970–71	SLP	–	42	13	12	17	48	68	38	15th	QR3	QR3	R3	Dave Taylor	16	1,239	[71]
1971–72	SLP ↓	–	42	11	4	27	45	86	26	20th	QR2	QR2	R1	John Mitten	19	1,308	[72]
1972–73	SL 1	–	42	18	11	13	56	54	47	7th	QR1	R1	R2	Colin Norman	33	1,229	[73]
1973–74	SL 1 ↑	–	38	20	8	10	55	35	48	2nd	QR2	QR3	R2	Pete Harman	13	1,309	[74]
1974–75	SLP	–	42	20	8	14	63	50	48	6th	R1	QR3	R3	John Fairbrother	19	–	[75]
1975–76	SLP	–	42	11	16	15	62	57	38	16th	QR1	QR1	R1	John Fairbrother	41	867	[76]
1976–77	SLP	–	42	20	15	7	51	30	55	4th	QR4	R1	R2	Kevin Griffin	16	1,134	[77]
1977–78	SLP	–	42	22	18	2	83	32	62	1st [lower-alpha 9]	R1	QR3	R1	George Gibbs	21	1,611	[79]
1978–79	SLP	–	42	17	19	6	55	35	53	5th	QR4	R1	W	Peter Rodgers	11	1,060	[80]
1979–80	APL [lower-alpha 10]	5	38	10	12	16	43	69	32	16th	QR1	R3	R1	Martin Wheeler	12	970	[81]
1980–81	APL	5	38	16	10	12	61	32	42	6th	QR4	R1	R3	Graham Withey	18	898	[82]
1981–82	APL	5	42	15	10	17	50	57	55 [lower-alpha 11]	12th	QR2	R1	R1	Graham Withey	16	888	[84]
1982–83	APL	5	42	17	9	16	51	42	60	10th	QR3	R1	R2	Dave Singleton	22	738	[85]
1983–84	APL	5	42	17	12	13	60	48	53	6th	QR2	R2	R1	Gary Smith	16	635	[86]
1984–85	APL	5	42	21	9	12	63	47	57	4th [lower-alpha 12]	QR3	R3	R1	Gary Smith	16	651	[87]
1985–86	APL	5	42	13	11	18	53	54	45	12th	R2	R1	R1	Dave Singleton	16	549	[88]
1986–87	Conf	5	42	17	12	13	63	62	63	10th	R2	R2	R1	Paul Bodin	27	501	[89]
1987–88	Conf ↓	5	42	9	10	23	48	76	37	20th	R3	R2	R3	Paul Bodin	14	596	[90]
1988–89	SLP	6	42	15	13	14	66	51	58	9th	R2	R1	R2	John Freegard	27	560	[91]
1989–90	SLP ↑	6	42	30	8	4	81	28	98	2nd	R1	R1	R3	Paul Randall	51	660	[92]
1990–91	Conf	5	42	10	12	20	55	61	42	20th	QR4	R3	R1	Paul Randall	22	882	[93]
1991–92	Conf	5	42	16	12	14	54	51	60	9th	QR3	R3	R1	Paul Randall	26	706	[94]
1992–93	Conf	5	42	15	14	13	63	56	59	7th	R2	R1	R1	Richard Crowley	13	637	[95]
1993–94	Conf	5	42	13	17	12	47	38	56	12th	R3	R2	R2	Paul Adcock	23	653	[96]
1994–95	Conf	5	42	15	12	15	55	56	57	12th	R1	R1	R2	Dean Birky	19	646	[97]
1995–96	Conf	5	42	13	7	24	45	66	46	18th	QR4	R1	R1	Graham Withey	13	515	[98]
1996–97	Conf ↓	5	42	12	11	19	39	53	47	20th	QR4	R2	R1	Mike Davis	21	689	[99]
1997–98	SLP	6	42	19	12	11	72	51	69	6th	QR4	R2	R2	Mike Davis	23	670	[100]
1998–99	SLP	6	42	18	11	13	70	44	65	4th	QR4	R3	R2	Martin Paul	30	793	[101]
1999–00	SLP	6	42	19	15	8	70	49	72	4th	R1	R1	QR	Martin Paul	30	993	[102]
2000–01	SLP	6	42	15	13	14	67	68	55	15th	QR4	R2	R2	Martin Paul	19	812	[103]
2001–02	SLP	6	42	13	11	18	56	65	50	17th	QR2	R2	R3	Adrian Foster	21	850	[104]
2002–03	SLP	6	42	13	13	16	50	61	52	14th	QR4	R3	R1	Jason Eaton	16	866	[105]
2003–04	SLP	6	42	13	12	17	49	57	51	16th [lower-alpha 13]	QR3	R3	R4	Scott Partridge	18	714	[107]
2004–05	SLP	7	42	19	12	11	57	43	69	6th	R2	R3	R3	John Williams	19	616	[108]
2005–06	SLP	7	42	25	8	9	66	33	83	2nd	QR3	QR3	R4	Scott Partridge	23	732	[109]
2006–07	SLP ↑	7	42	27	10	5	84	29	91	1st	QR2	R1	R4	Scott Partridge	18	930	[110]
2007–08	CS	6	42	10	8	3	30	59	36	8th	QR4	R1	R2	Dave Gilroy	26	851	[111]
2008–09	CS	6	42	20	8	14	56	45	68	8th	QR3	R1	R3	Dave Gilroy	22	618	[112]
2009–10	CS ↑	6	42	20	12	10	66	46	72	4th [113]	R1	QR3	–	Darren Edwards	25	965	[114]
2010–11	CP	5	46	16	15	15	64	68	63	10th	QR4	R2	–	Lee Phillips	16	1,053	[115]
2011–12	CP ↓	5	46	7	10	29	43	89	31	23rd	R1	R3	–	Sean Canham	11	848	[116]
2012–13	NLS	6	42	15	10	17	60	58	55	11th	QR3	R1	–	Charlie Griffin	20	583	[117]
2013–14	NLS	6	42	18	12	12	63	38	66	7th	QR4	QR3	–	David Pratt	18	599	[118]
2014–15	NLS	6	40	15	8	17	59	57	53	14th	QR4	SF	–	David Pratt	22	500	[119]
2015–16	NLS	6	42	14	11	17	50	61	53	14th	QR3	R1	–	David Pratt	10	727	[120]
2016–17	NLS	6	42	18	8	16	71	52	62	9th	QR3	QR3	–	Andy Waltkins	14	612	[121]
2017–18	NLS	6	42	17	12	13	64	48	63	9th	QR4	R1	–	Jack Compton	12	702	[122]
2018–19	NLS	6	42	20	11	11	58	36	71	5th	QR4	R1	–	Ross Stearn	14	1,142	[123]
2019–20	NLS	6	35	18	9	8	50	37	63	4th	QR4	R1	–	Tom Smith	17	1,081	[124]
2020–21	NLS	6	13	4	1	21	15	23	13	18th	QR3	R1	–	Tommy Conway	9	–	[125]
2021–22	NLS	6	40	13	6	21	45	68	45	18th	QR4	R4	–	Cody Cooke	20	1,204	[126]
2022–23	NLS	6	46	19	10	17	64	57	67	11th	QR3	R3	–	Scott Wilson	23	1,116	[127]
2023–24	NLS	6	46	20	13	13	69	51	73	6th	QR4	R4	–	Cody Cooke	18	1,495	[128]

Footnotes

1. The FA Trophy was not established until the 1969–70 season. ^[8]
2. Includes the Southern League Cup and Conference League Cup
3. Goals in Alliance Premier League/National League, National League South, FA Trophy, FA Cup, Southern League, Somerset Premier Cup and Western League are counted.
4. Only League matches are counted (Southern League, Alliance Premier League/Conference, National League South). But Cup fixtures, Western League and friendly matches are excluded. Sourced from "The Stars in Stripes", Kerry Miller 2003 and The Bath City Archive, taken from the 1967–68 season up to the most recent season. ^[9]
5. Bath were elected into the Southern League in 1921. From 1920 to 1958, it was one of, if not the highest level of non-league football. ^[25]
6. Though the club finished first, they lost the Southern League final to Eastern Section champions Aldershot, and thus did not win the title. ^[34]
7. Though the club finished first, they lost the Southern League final for a second time, losing to Eastern Section champions Norwich City reserves and thus did not win the title.
8. Though the club won one of the highest quality leagues within non-league football, they missed out on election to the Football League. ^[59]
9. Bath's closest chance of gaining entry into the Football League, gaining 23 votes, 3 votes short of Wigan Athletic who were admitted into the FL. ^[78]
10. The clubs first time playing in nation-wide, tired level football within the English Football Pyramid
11. The 1981–82 season saw the introduction of three points for a win. ^[83]
12. Bath's highest ever league finish
13. With the formation of the Conference South in 2004, the Southern League was demoted to the seventh tier, as a result, Bath moved down one division in the football pyramid, albeit without being relegated. Subsequently, the club ended up playing some of the lowest tier football in the club's history from 2004 to 2007. ^[106]

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