List of Kidderminster Harriers F.C. seasons

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Kidderminster Harriers Football Club is an English football club based in Kidderminster, Worcestershire.

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The club participates in the National League, the fifth tier of English football. Formed in 1886, Kidderminster have played at Aggborough Stadium since they were formed. They are the only club from Worcestershire ever to have played in the Football League.

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Seasons

SeasonTierDivisionPldWDLGFGAPtsPos FA
Cup
League
Cup
EFL
Trophy
FA
Trophy
Avg.
Att. [lower-alpha 1]
Name(s)Goals
LeagueTop Scorer(s) [lower-alpha 2]
1972–736SL D1 North421912116756505thPQR1
1973–746SL D1 North4215141367534410th1QR1
1974–756SL D1 North4212111950663516th4Q3Q
1975–766SL D1 North421382154703418thPQR1
1976–776SL D1 North38176157465408thPQR1
1977–786SL D1 North381611116841437th3Q3Q
1978–796SL D1 North381314117060409th2QR1
1979–806SL Midlands42236138159524thR1R1
1980–816SL Midlands42239106741554thR1R1
1981–826SL Midlands42221287140563rd1QQF
1982–836SL Premier3823786940762nd ↑3QR1
1983–84 5Alliance PL4214141454614910th2QR3605
1984–85 5Alliance PL42178177977518th4QR1676
1985–86 5Alliance PL42247119962673rd4QQF762
1986–87 5Conference [lower-alpha 3] 421742177815512th4QW1,091
1987–88 5Conference42181597566697thR2R21,345
1988–89 5Conference40216136857695th4QR31,504
1989–90 5Conference421591864675413thR1QF1,415
1990–91 5Conference4214101856675213thR1F1,197
1991–92 5Conference421292156774519thR1R31,303
1992–93 5Conference421416126060589thR1R11,439
1993–94 5Conference42229116335751st [lower-alpha 4] R5R12,250
1994–95 5Conference421691763615711thR1F1,959
1995–96 5Conference421810147866647thR4R12,020Kim Casey
Paul Davies
14
1996–97 5Conference4226798442852ndR1R32,660 Lee Hughes 30
1997–98 5Conference4211141756634717th4QR22,023Mike Bignall16
1998–99 5Conference421491956525115thR1R21,944Leroy May11
1999–2000 5Conference4226797540851st ↑Q4R22,854 Ian Foster 17
2000–01 4Division 34613141947615316thR2R1AR23,422 John Durnin 9
2001–02 4Division 3461991856476610thR1R1AR22,984 Dean Bennett
Drewe Broughton
Ian Foster
Bo Henriksen
8
2002–03 4Division 34616151562636311thR1R1AQF2,895 Bo Henriksen 20
2003–04 4Division 34614131945595516thR3R1AR12,980Danny Williams5
2004–05 4League 2 [lower-alpha 5] 461082839853823rd ↓R1R1AR12,785 Ian Foster
Blair Sturrock
6
2005–06 5Conference4213111839555015th4QASFR21,775 Iyseden Christie 10
2006–07 5Conference4217121743506310thR1F1,624 Iyseden Christie 9
2007–08 5Conference4619101774576713thR2R21,556 Iyseden Christie 17
2008–09 5Conference462310136948796thR3R31,688 Matthew Barnes-Homer 19
2009–10 5Conference4415121757525713th4QSF1,557 Brian Smikle 12
2010–11 5Conference4620179746072 [lower-alpha 6] 6th4QR11,631 Chris McPhee 17
2011–12 5Conference462210148263766th4QR32,095 Nick Wright 15
2012–13 5Conference4628998240932nd [lower-alpha 7] R1R22,197 Anthony Malbon 19
2013–14 5Conference462012146659727thR4R12,035 Michael Gash 11
2014–15 5Conference4615121951605716th4QR21,910 Marvin Johnson 9
2015–16 5National League [lower-alpha 8] 469132449714023rd ↓4QR11,804 James McQuilkin

Ben Whitfield

6
2016–17 6National League North42257107641822nd [lower-alpha 9] R1R31,837 Arthur Gnahoua 15
2017–18 6National League North422012107650724th [lower-alpha 10] R1R21,837 Joe Ironside 23
2018–19 6National League North421791668626010th 3Q 3Q 1,683 Arthur Gnahoua 21
2019–20 [lower-alpha 11] 6National League North331081539433815th 2Q 3Q Ashley Chambers 13
2020–21 [lower-alpha 12] 6National League North157442417255th 2Q R2
2021–22 6National League North422111107235744th [lower-alpha 13] R4R3
2022–23 6National League North461912154942696th ↑ [lower-alpha 14] 4QR4
2023–24 5National League4611132240594622nd ↓R1R5


Footnotes

  1. Average Attendance taken from league matches only.
  2. Top scorer statistics include goals scored in league matches only.
  3. Alliance Premier League renamed Football Conference in 1986.
  4. Promotion denied in 1994 due to Aggborough's facilities not deemed up to Football League standard.
  5. Football League Division 3 renamed League 2 in 2004.
  6. Deducted 5 points in 2010–11 for submitting misleading financial information.
  7. Lost 5–2 on aggregate to Wrexham in the play-off semi-final.
  8. Football Conference renamed National League in 2015.
  9. Lost 2–1 on aggregate to Chorley in the play-off semi-final.
  10. Lost in the play-off quarter-final to Bradford (Park Avenue) 2–0.
  11. The 2019–20 season was ended prematurely due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and teams were ranked based on points per game.
  12. The 2020-21 season was declared null and void due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and all results were expunged and no teams were promoted or relegated.
  13. Lost in the play-off quarter-final to Boston United 1-2.
  14. Promoted after winning play offs

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