List of Chippenham Town F.C. seasons

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Chippenham Town FC are an English football club based in Chippenham, Wiltshire, which plays in the Southern League Premier Division, the seventh highest tier in the English league system. They are nicknamed the Bluebirds and play their home matches at Hardenhuish Park. They are most noted as being the oldest football club in the South West of England.[ citation needed ] Their home kit consists of a blue shirt, blue shorts and blue socks.

Contents

Key

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

Seasons

Notes on timeline

The club joined Division Two of the Western League in 1904, but also continued to play in the Wiltshire League. [1]
At the end of the 1905–06 season the club withdrew from the Western League.
Most competitive football was suspended in England between 1940 and 1945 due to World War II.
In the 1946-47 season the club did not play 3 of the scheduled matches due to the harshness of the weather. [2]
In the 1947-48 season the club did not play the scheduled match against Soundwell.
The departures of 13 clubs from the Western League in 1960 meant that Division 2 was scrapped. The 20 remaining clubs + Exeter City Reserves became members of a single section competition, hence no promotion is recorded here. [3] The club, between the 1964-65 season and the beginning of the 1968-69 season, left the Western League and rejoined the Wiltshire League.
At the end of the 1972-73 season, the club transferred to the Western League. The 1989-90 season saw the introduction of 3 points for a win.
The introduction of the English Football League pyramid system started around 1991 at which point the club were competing at Level 8
The Western League Premier Division became a Level 9 league in 2007 due to re-organisation of the lower league system. Seasons where the club were successful in gaining promotion or winning a trophy are highlighted in green and relegation in red. [4]
[5]

YearLeagueLvlPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPositionTop league scorer [6] FA Cup FA Trophy FA Vase Average home
attendance
NameGoalsResRecResRecResRec
1904-05 Wiltshire League Division 1N/A2072115655+1169th of 11
Western League Division 21620142474-5049th of 9
Last place
1905-06 Wiltshire League Division 1N/A2211745633+23293rd of 12
Western League Division 21852112347-24128th of 10
1906-07 Wiltshire League Division 1N/A2210394341+2236th of 12
1907-08 1812426022+38281st of 10
Champions
1908-09 1612224917+32261st of 9
Champions
1909-10 2012445431+23282nd of 11
1910-11
Records incomplete
177284136+5165th of 10
1911-12 187473536-1186th of 10
1912-13 209745828+30252nd of 11
1913-1919No competitions
1919-20 Wiltshire League Division 1N/A209653926+13244th of 11
1920-21 2612595144+7297th of 14
1921-22 2717466723+44382nd of 15
1922-23 2614575841+17332nd of 14
1923-24
1924-25
1925-26
1926-27
1927-28 28152118571+14326th of 15
1928-29 28195410039+61431st of 15
Champions
1929-30
1930-31 Western League Division 2N/A32108148268+142810th of 17
1931-32 341161799105-62812th of 18
1932-33 3495207199-282317th of 18
1933-34 34113207395-222516th of 18
1934-35 34732453126-731717th of 18
1935-36 34612764147-831318th of 18
Last place
1936-37 34113207198-272512th of 18
1937-38 34184129190+1406th of 18
1938-39 3483235687-311918th of 18
Last place
1939-40 Western LeagueN/A2072115178-27167th of 11
1940 - 1945No Competitions
1945-46 Western Premier LeagueN/A2615478441+43342nd of 142Q2–0–1
1946-47 Western League Division 1831202911568+47424th of 18PR0–0–1
1947-48 3386196597-322216th of 18PR1–0–1
1948-49 34195109450+44434th of 18
1949-50 34137147770+7338th of 181Q2–1–1
1950-51 3418888648+38443rd of 18PR1–0–1
1951-52 34234710341+62501st of 18
Champions
1R5–2–1
1952-53 32173128458+26375th of 172Q2–0–1
1953-54 34185117949+30415th of 184Q4–0–1
1954-55 3421768339+44492nd of 18PR0–0–1
1955-56 3220487050+20414th of 171Q0–1–1
1956-57 36167137767+10398th of 194Q4–1–1
1957-58 36137167174-33315th of 192Q1–1–1
1958-59 362031310466+38436th of 193Q2–1–1
1959-60 36186127056+14423rd of 191Q0–0–1
1960-61 Western League840185177981-24112th of 211Q0–1–1
1961-62 38176157971+8409th of 203Q1–1–1
1962-63 421512159260+324212th of 223Q2–1–1
1963-64 42158197562+133813th of 222Q1–1–1
1964-65 42168187582-74013th of 222Q0–0–1
1965-66 Wiltshire Premier League936216910451+53483rd of 192Q1–0–1
1966-67 32226410250+52502Q1–0–1
1967-68 2615568229+53353rd of 142Q1–1–1
1968-69 Hellenic League Premier Division832175108450+34395th of 171Q0–0–1
1969-70 34146146366-3349th of 183Q2–2–11Q0–0–1
1970-71 3421677242+30484th of 181Q0–0–1
1971-72 32157105449+5375th of 171Q1–0–11Q0–0–1
1972-73 32810144564-192611th of 171Q0–0–1
1973-74 Western League83636272582-571219th of 19
No relegation possible
1Q0–0–11Q0–0–1
1974-75 401012185585-304215th of 212Q1–0–12Q1–0–1
1975-76 44127256694-284320th of 231Q0–0–1PR0–0–1
1976-77 Western League Division 1934176115343+10575th of 181Q0–0–12R0–0–1
1977-78 3684244074-342819th of 19
No relegation possible
1Q0–0–11R0–0–1
1978-79 36197105643+13644th of 191Q0–1–1PR0–0–1
1979-80 421610165862-44211th of 221Q0–0–11R1–0–1
1980-81 3625837624+52581st of 19
Promoted [4]
1Q1–1–11R1–0–1
1981-82 Western League Premier Division838129173339-63314th of 20PR0–0–12R2–0–1
1982-83 38128184054-143213th of 201Q0–1–12R2–0–1
1983-84 38138174456-123416th of 20PR0–1–12R2–0–1
1984-85 421614126249+13467th of 224Q4–1–11R1–0–1
1985-86 422110116044+16525th of 223Q2–1–14R3–0–1
1986-87 421414145350+3429th of 222Q1–1–12R1–0–1
1987-88 42108243562-272820th of 22PR0–0–11R0–0–1
1988-89 401114154852-43612th of 211Q1–0–13R3–1–1
1989-90 40147193646-104913th of 211Q1–1–11R1–0–1
1990-91 401012184264-224217th of 211Q0–1–11R1–1–1
1991-92 40137205895-374614th of 21 PR 0–0–12R2–0–1
1992-93 38814166586-213816th of 20 1QR 1–0–1PR0–0–1
1993-94 34147155851+7498th of 18 1QR 1–1–11R1–2–1
1994-95 341491154540518th of 18 PR 0–0–11R1–0–1
1995-96 341112115341+84510th of 18 PR 0–2–13R4–0–1
1996-97 341212105852+6485th of 8 PR 0–0–13R3–0–1
1997-98 381311145357-45012th of 20 3QR 3–2–13R2–1–1
1998-99 3825769341+52823rd of 20 PR 0–0–11R0–0–1
1999-2000 3618996941+28634th of 19 3 QR 3–1–1 Final 8–1–1
2000-01 38305310927+82952nd of 20
Promoted
QR2 2–2–1QF4–0–1
2001–02 Southern Football League Division One West 74026958128+5387 2nd of 21
Promoted
QR2 1-0-1 R1 0-0-1
2002–03 Southern Football League
Premier Division
642171785937+2268 5th of 22 QR2 0-0-1 R2 1-0-1
2003–04 421017155163-1247 21st of 22 QR3 1-0-1 R2 0-0-1
2004–05 742229118155+2675 2nd of 22
Lost in playoff final
QR2 1-0-1 R1 0-0-1
2005–06 42221196945+2477 4th of 22
Lost in playoff final
R1 4-1-1 QR3 2-1-1
2006–07 42199146156+566 7th of 22 QR2 1-0-1 QR2 1-2-1509
2007–08 42201397344+2973 4th of 22
Lost in playoff semifinal
QR4 3-1-1 QR3 2-0-1489
2008–09 42208146451+1365* 8th of 22 David Pratt16 QR3 2-1-1 QR2 1-1-1420
2009–10 422111106743+2474 3rd of 22
Lost in playoff final
Lewis Powell23 QR4 3-1-1 R2 4-1-1411
2010–11 40181485441+1368 7th of 21 Lewis Powell14 QR2 1-0-1 QR2 1-2-1411
2011–12 421411175553+253 11th of 22 Alan Griffin19 QR1 0-0-1 R1 2-4-1372
2012–13 421312176367-451 15th of 22 Alan Griffin17 QR4 3-0-1 QR2 1-0-1328
2013–14 44146245987-2848 18th of 23 Alan Griffin20 QR1 0-0-1 QR2 1-0-1319
2014–15 441613155454061 11th of 23 Alex Ferguson10 QR3 2-0-1 QR2 1-0-1310
2015–16 462113127653+2374 8th of 24 Andy Sandell 21 QR4 3–1–1 QR1 0–0–1352
2016–17 46311059447+47103 1st of 24
Promoted
Andy Sandell 27 QR3 2–0–1 QR2 1–0–1463
2017–18 National League South 642159186370-754 13th of 22 Andy Sandell 12 QR2 0–0–1 QR3 0–0–1600
2018–19 42167195764-755 13th of 22 Nathaniel Jarvis 17 QR4 2–2–1 QR3 0–1–1
2019–20 351012133945-642 14th of 22 Scott Twine 6 R1 3–2–1 QR3 0–1–1
2020–21 144461322-916 16th of 21 Bradley Ash4 QR4 2–0–1 R2 0–0–1
2021–22 4016111361501159 7th of 21 Ricky Aguiar 7 QR3 1–1–1 R2 0–0–1
2022–23 174491224-1216 21st of 24 Caine Bradbury, Alefe Santos, Jordan Young 2 R2 4–1–1 R3 1–0–0


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