List of Brackley Town F.C. seasons

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Brackley Town Football Club is a football club in Brackley, Northamptonshire, England. They are currently members of the National League North , the sixth tier of English football, and play at St. James Park. The club won the FA Trophy in 2018.

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Early history

Established in 1890, the club spent much of the pre-World War I era in the Oxfordshire Senior League. [1] After the war they switched to the North Bucks & District League, where they remained until transferring to the Banbury & District League. However, they rejoined the North Bucks League in 1974. In 1977 the club joined Division One of the Hellenic League.

Key

Seasons

YearLeagueCup competitionsManager
DivisionLvlPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPositionLeading league scorerAverage [2]
attendance		 FA Cup [3] FA Trophy Northamptonshire
Cup [4]
NameGoalsResRecResRec
Joined the Hellenic Football League from the North Bucks & District Football League.
1977–78 Hellenic Football League
Division One 		3058173064-3423 15th of 16 —————
1978–79 34814124236+630 12th of 18 ———
1979–80 30191106144+1739 5th of 16 ———
1980–81 30121086443+2134 7th of 16 ———
1981–82 3015784729+1837 6th of 16 ———
1982–83 30109115250+229 7th of 16
Transferred		———
1983–84 United Counties League
Division One 		83022627021+4950 1st of 16
Promoted		———
1984–85 United Counties League
Premier Division 		8381011177278-631 16th of 20 ———
1985–86 401010205270-1830 16th of 21 ———
PR		1-0-1
1986–87 40169257066+441 11th of 21 ———
PR		1-0-1
1987–88 40147195257-549 14th of 21 ——— PR 0-0-1
R3		3-2-1
1988–89 38208107133+3868 2nd of 20 ——— QR1 1-0-1
PR		0-1-1
1989–90 421210204667-2146 20th of 22 ——— QR2 1-0-1
PR		0-0-1
1990–91 42910235183-3237 20th of 22 ——— QR1 1-1-1
R1		1-0-1
1991–92 46373639135-9616 24th of 24 ——— QR1 1-2-1
EPR		0-0-1
1992–93 42033920210-1903 22nd of 22 ————
EPR		0-0-1
1993–94 42243641216-17510 22nd of 22
Transferred		————
1994–95 Hellenic Football League
Premier Division 		83075184280-3826 14th of 16 ———
1995–96 34191236032+2869 2nd of 18 ———
R2		2-0-1
1996–97 3425637920+5981 1st of 18
Promoted		——— QR1 1-1-1
R2		2-0-1
1997–98 Southern Football League
Midland Division 		740157184557-1252 13th of 22
Transferred		——— QR2 2-1-1 QR1 0-1-1
1998–99 Southern Football League
Southern Division 		742682841105-6426 22nd of 22
Relegated		——— QR1 0-0-1 R1 0-0-1
1999–2000 Hellenic Football League
Premier Division 		83621696632+3469 5th of 19 ——— QR1 1-0-1
R2		0-0-1Terry Muckleberg
2000–01 3825858445+3983 2nd of 20 ——— PR 0-0-1
QR2		1-0-1Peter Foley
2001–02 42209137055+1569 7th of 22 ——— QR1 1-1-1
R2		1-0-1
2002–03 401812108442+4266 7th of 21 ——— PR 0-0-1
QR1		0-0-1Tim Fowler
2003–04 42288610636+7092 1st of 22
Promoted		——— QR1 2-0-1
QR1		0-0-1Phil Lines
Conference North and Conference South, a new sixth tier leagues created.
2004–05 Southern Football League
Western Division 		8421810146953+1664 7th of 22 153 QR1 1-1-1 R1 1-0-1Phil Lines
2005–06 42239107134+3778 3rd of 22 154 QR4 2-1-1 QR1 0-1-1
Lost in the play-off semifinal.
2006–07 Southern Football League
Division One Midlands 		4229499553+4291 1st of 22
Promoted		212 QR4 4-2-1 QR1 0-0-1
2007–08 Southern Football League
Premier Division 		7421612145753+460 8th of 22 278 QR1 0-1-1 QR2 1-0-1FRoger Ashby
David Oldfield
2008–09 421512156962+757 11th of 22 255 R1 4-1-1 R1 3-0-1FPhil Lines
Jon Brady
2009–10 42219128361+2272 5th of 22 282 QR2 1-0-1 QR2 1-1-1 Jon Brady
Lost in the play-off semifinal.
2010–11 401610146747+2058 9th of 21 218 QR2 1-1-1 QR3 2-1-1W
2011–12 42251079248+4485 1st of 22
Promoted		278 QR1 0-0-1 R1 3-0-1W
2012–13 Conference North 64226797644+3285 3rd of 22 Steve Diggin13377 QR3 1-0-1 R1 1-0-1
Lost in the play-off final.
2013–14 42181596645+2169 7th of 22 Steve Diggin15309 R2 4-3-1 QR3 0-1-1
2014–15 42138213962-2347 18th of 22 Ryan Rowe9291 QR3 1-1-1 QR3 0-0-1W
Fifth and sixth tier divisions renamed.
2015–16 National League North 6421113184554-946 19th of 22 Steve Diggin14342 R1 3-2-1 QR3 0-0-1SF Jon Brady
Kevin Wilkin
2016–17 42201396643+2373 7th of 22 James Armson14427 R2 4-1-1 QF 4-3-1SF Kevin Wilkin
2017–18 42231187237+3580 3rd of 22 Aaron Williams 24515 QR4 2-1-1 W 7-4-0F
Lost in the play-off final.
2018–19 42221197240+3277 3rd of 22 James Armson14616 QR3 1-1-1 QF 4-0-1F
Lost in the play-off semifinal.
2019–20 34161266125+3660 4th of 22 Lee Ndlovu20525 QR4 2-0-1 QR3 0-0-1SF
The regular season was cut short due to COVID-19, final league positions decided by points-per-game
2020–21 167632219+327 4th of 22 Shane Byrne 6– [lower-alpha 1] R2 1-2-1 R2 1-1-0not held
The season was declared null and void due to COVID-19
2021–22 42251255323+3087 2nd of 22 Lee Ndlovu14743 QR4 2–2–1 R2 0–0–1SF
Lost in the play-off semifinal.
2022–23 461815135747+1069 4th of 24 Callum Stead13675 QR2 0–0–1 R2 0–0–1R1 Kevin Wilkin
Roger Johnson
Gareth Dean
Lost in the play-off final.
2023–24 462510116537+2885 3rd of 24 Danny Newton 19783 QR3 1–1–1 R3 0–2–0R1 Gavin Cowan
Lost in the play-off final.

Notes

  1. ↑ COVID-19 prevented fans from attending games

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References

  1. ↑ Brackley Town Corporate Brochure Archived 2016-04-06 at the Wayback Machine The Park Suite
  2. ↑ "English attendances archive". EFS. Retrieved 21 June 2016.
  3. ↑ "FA Cup past results". The FA. Retrieved 24 June 2016.
  4. ↑ "Northamptonshire Senior Cup". Soccerway. Retrieved 4 June 2024.
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