List of Hereford United F.C. seasons

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This is a list of seasons played by Hereford United in English football from their formation in 1924 until their liquidation in 2014.

Seasons

SeasonLeague FA Cup League
Cup
FL
Trophy
Welsh
Cup
FA
Trophy
Top goalscorer (all competitions)
DivisionPosPWDLFAGDPtsPlayer nameGoals
1924–25 BHMC 11th34128147170+132EX
1925–26 BHMC 4th34204109665+3144PR
1926–27 BHMC 6th342021211364+4942PR
1927–28 BHMC 3rd341941110462+4242PR
1928–29 BHML 11th34147138661+2535PRW. Edwards20
1929–30 BHML 13th34117167983−429EX Ivor Rose 45
1930–31 BHML 12th34118155575−20304Q Jack Burn
1931–32 BHML 7th34164147570+536PR
1932–33 BHML 4th3418797858+2043R1
1933–34 BHML 5th38234119761+36501Q Billy Rotton
1934–35 BHML 9th36149138879+937EX
1935–36 BHML 10th38154197781−4341Q Harry Mardon
1936–37 BHML 12th36154176182−21341Q Frank Britton
1937–38 BHML 9th2687114044−423PR
1938–39 BHML 9/5*36133206776−929EX
1945–46 SFL 2nd2013345931+28291Q?. Brown14
1946–47 SFL 13th3287173785−48234QR3
1947–48 SFL 5th34161087753+24422Q
1948–49 SFL 12th42176198384−140R2
1949–50 SFL 19th46158237476−238R2
1950–51 SFL 2nd442771011069+4161R2 Tommy Best 33
1951–52 SFL 5th42219128059+2151R1 Tommy Best
1952–53 SFL 15th42175207673+339R2 Vernon Crowe 29
1953–54 SFL 12th42169176662+441R2
1954–55 SFL 16th42175209172+19394Q Ron Vigar 33
1955–56 SFL 13th42177189090041R1 John Thomson 18
1956–57 SFL 8th42198159660+3646R2R5 Roy Williams 33
1957–58 SFL 7th42216157956+2348R3SF Frank Fidler
Roy Williams
32
1958–59 SFL-R 1st3422578037+4349R2
1959–60 SFL-P 12th421512156874−642R1
1960–61 SFL-P 4th422110118367+1652R1
1961–62 SFL-P 8th42212198169+1244R1
1962–63 SFL-P 14th40147195666−1035R1SF
1963–64 SFL-P 20th42127235886−2831R1
1964–65 SFL-1 1st42344412439+8572R1QF Albert Derrick 43
1965–66 SFL-P 3rd422110118149+3252R3R5 Ron Fogg 33
1966–67 SFL-P 10th421612147961+1844R1QF John Charles 37
1967–68 SFL-P 16th42177185862−441R2F Albert Derrick 12
1968–69 SFL-P 14th42159186662+439R1SF Albert Derrick
1969–70 SFL-P 10th42189157465+945R2SFR2 John Charles 22
1970–71 SFL-P 4th42238117153+1854R2R5SF Billy Meadows 24
1971–72 SFL-P 2nd42241266830+3860R4R4R3 Billy Meadows 24
1972–73 Fourth 2nd462312115638+1858R1R1SF Brian Owen 11
1973–74 Third 18th461415175357−443R4R1R4 Brian Evans
Jim Hinch
9
1974–75 Third 12th461614166466−246R2R3R4 Dixie McNeil 32
1975–76 Third 1st46261198655+3163R3R2F Dixie McNeil 37
1976–77 Second 22nd42815195778−2131R4R1 Dixie McNeil 18
1977–78 Third 23rd46914233460−2632R1R1 Steve Davey 7
1978–79 Fourth 14th461513185353043R1R2 Bobby Gould 13
1979–80 Fourth 21st461114213852−1436R2R1 Frank McGrellis 11
1980–81 Fourth 22nd461113223862−2435R2R1F Frank McGrellis 14
1981–82 Fourth 10th461619116458+667R4R1SF Stewart Phillips 18
1982–83 Fourth 24th46118274279−3741R1R1QF Stewart Phillips 20
1983–84 Fourth 11th461615155453+163R1R1R1SF Stewart Phillips 21
1984–85 Fourth 5th462211136547+1877R3R1R1QF Stewart Phillips 25
1985–86 Fourth 10th461810187473+164R2R2AFSF Ollie Kearns 21
1986–87 Fourth 16th461411216061−153R1R1QFR3 Ollie Kearns 20
1987–88 Fourth 19th461412204159−1854R2R2QFR3 Phil Stant 13
1988–89 Fourth 17th461416166672−658R1R1SFSF Phil Stant 32
1989–90 Fourth 17th461510215662−655R4R2QFF Colin Robinson 12
1990–91 Fourth 17th461314195358−553R1R1QFSF Jon Narbett 12
1991–92 Fourth 17th42128224457−1344R4R1R1R4 Simon Brain 14
1992–93 Div 3 17th421015174760−1345R2R1R1R4 Owen Pickard 13
1993–94 Div 3 20th42126246079−1942R2R2R1QF Chris Pike 19
1994–95 Div 3 16th421213174562−1749R1R2QF Steve White 18
1995–96 Div 3 6th462014126547+1874R3R1SF Steve White 32
1996–97 Div 3 24th461114215065−1547R1R2R1 Adrian Foster 17
1997–98 Conf 6th421813115649+767R3R2 Neil Grayson 16
1998–99 Conf 13th421510174946+3553QR2 Ian Wright 9
1999–00 Conf 8th421514136152+959R3R3 Rob Elmes
Paul Fewings
15
2000–01 Conf 11th421415136046+14574QR2SF Rob Elmes 18
2001–02 Conf 17th421410185053−352R2R5 Gavin Williams 14
2002–03 Conf 6th42197166451+1364R1R1R3 Steve Guinan 14
2003–04 Conf 2nd42287710344+5991R1R2R3 Steve Guinan 28
2004–05 Conf 2nd422111106841+2774R2SFQF Adam Stansfield 22
2005–06 Conf 2nd42221465933+2680R2SFR3 Andy Williams 13
2006–07 FL2 16th461413194553−855R3R2R1 Alan Connell 10
2007–08 FL2 3rd462610107241+3188R4R2R2 Theo Robinson 16
2008–09 FL1 24th4697304279−3734R1R1R2 Steve Guinan 15
2009–10 FL2 16th46178215465−1159R2R2SF Marc Pugh 13
2010–11 FL2 21st451217175066−1650 (−3)R4R1R2 Stuart Fleetwood 18
2011–12 FL2 23rd461014225070−2044R1R2R1 Tom Barkhuizen 11
2012–13 Conf 6th461913147363+1070R2R2
2013–14 Conf 20th461312214463−1970R1R1
2014–15 SFL-P Record expungedQR1QR3

(* ) combined stats from the Keys Cup (finished 9th) and the League Cup (finished 5th).
3 points deducted from season 2010–11; season 2014–15 records and statistics expunged on 5 January 2015

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