List of Nuneaton Town F.C. seasons

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Nuneaton Town Football Club is an English association football club based in Nuneaton, Warwickshire. The club participates in the Conference National, the fifth tier of English football.

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In 1889 Nuneaton St. Nicholas were the first team to play senior football within Nuneaton. Five years later they changed their name to Nuneaton Town, and played until 1937 when the club was disbanded. However, two days later Nuneaton Borough F.C. were founded but in 1991, the club ran into financial difficulties and were renamed Nuneaton Borough AFC. In 2008 the club was liquidated, and were reformed as Nuneaton Town – suffering a two division demotion. The club is still known as 'The Boro' by locals and by those who support the team. The club play their home fixtures at Liberty Way in their home kit of blue & white vertical stripes.

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Lost in play-offs Promoted Relegated or demoted

Seasons

YearLeagueLevelPWDLFAGDPtsPositionLeading league scorerGoals FA Cup FA Trophy Average attendance
as Nuneaton Borough F.C.
1979-80 Alliance Premier League 5381313125844+143910th of 20No DataNo Data R1 QF No Data
1980-81 Alliance Premier League 538109194965-162918th of 20
Relegated		No DataNo Data QR4 R1 No Data
1981-82 SFL Midland Division 642271148832+56651st of 22
Promoted as champions		No DataNo Data R1 R1 No Data
1982-83 Alliance Premier League 5421513145760-35811th of 22No DataNo Data QR2 R2 No Data
1983-84 Alliance Premier League 542241177040+30692nd of 22No DataNo Data QR1 R3 No Data
1984-85 Alliance Premier League 542191498553+32582nd of 22No DataNo Data R1 R1 No Data
1985-86 Alliance Premier League 542135245873-153618th of 22No DataNo Data R1 R1 No Data
1986-87 Football Conference 5421014184873-254418th of 22
Relegated [lower-alpha 1] 		No DataNo Data R1 QF No Data
1987-88 SFL Premier Division 642813215877-193721st of 22
Relegated		No DataNo Data QR4 R1 No Data
1988-89 SFL Midland Division 742199147158+13666th of 22No DataNo Data QR2 QR3 No Data
1989-90 SFL Midland Division 74226798147+34853rd of 22No DataNo Data PR R2 No Data
1990-91 SFL Midland Division 7422111107451+2370 [lower-alpha 2] 5th of 22No DataNo Data QR3 QR3 No Data
as Nuneaton Borough A.F.C.
1991-92 SFL Midland Division 7421711146853+15626th of 22No DataNo Data QR2 QR1 No Data
1992-93 SFL Midland Division 742295810245+57921st of 22
Promoted as champions		No DataNo Data R1 R2 No Data
1993-94 SFL Premier Division 642118234266-244122nd of 22
Relegated		No DataNo Data R2 R1 No Data
1994-95 SFL Midland Division 7421911127655+21687th of 22No DataNo Data QR4 QR2 No Data
1995-96 SFL Midland Division 74230578235+47951st of 22
Promoted as champions		No DataNo Data R1 R1 No Data
1996-97 SFL Premier Division 642199146152+9667th of 22No DataNo Data QR4 QR1 No Data
1997-98 SFL Premier Division 642176196861+75712th of 22No DataNo Data QR4 QR3 No Data
1998–99 SFL Premier Division 64227969133+58901st of 22
Promoted as champions		No DataNo Data QR3 R2 No Data
1999–00 Football Conference 5421215154953–45115th of 22No DataNo Data QR4 R2 No Data
2000–01 Football Conference 542131514606005413th of 22Marc McGregor13 R2 R3 No Data
2001–02 Football Conference 54216917575705710th of 22No DataNo Data QR4 R3 No Data
2002–03 Football Conference 542137225178−274620th of 22
Relegated		No DataNo Data QR4 R3 No Data
2003–04 SFL Premier Division 6421715106549+16664th of 22
Transferred		No DataNo Data QR3 R2 No Data
2004–05 Conference North 642256116845+23812nd of 22
Lost in play-off semi-final		No DataNo Data QR2 R1 No Data
2005–06 Conference North 642221196843+25773rd of 22
Lost in play-off semi-final		No DataNo Data R3 QR3 No Data
2006–07 Conference North 6421515125445+96010th of 22No DataNo Data QR3 R1 No Data
2007–08 Conference North 642191495840+18717th of 22
Liquidated and reformed [3] 		Andy BrownNo Data QR4 QR3 No Data
as Nuneaton Town F.C.
2008–09 SFL Division One Midlands 84228868531+54922nd of 22
Promoted via play-offs		Gez MurphyNo Data QR2 PR No Data
2009–10 SFL Premier Division 742261069137+54882nd of 22
Promoted via play-offs		Chris DillionNo Data R1 R1 No Data
2010–11 Conference North 640219106644+22726th of 22
Lost in play-off semi-final		 Kyle Storer 12 R1 QR3 No Data
2011–12 Conference North 642221287441+3372 [lower-alpha 3] 5th of 22
Promoted via play-offs		 Danny Glover No Data QR4 R1 No Data
2012–13 Conference Premier 5461415175563−85715th of 24Andy Brown19 R1 R1 No Data
2013–14 Conference Premier 5461812165460−66613th of 24 Louis Moult 17 QR4 R2 No Data
2014–15 Conference Premier 546109273876−3836 [lower-alpha 4] 24th of 24
Relegated		Andy Brown8 QR4 R1 No Data
2015–16 National League North 642201397146+2570 [lower-alpha 5] 6th of 24 Aaron Williams 15 QR3 R1 No Data
2016–17 National League North 6421413156769-25512th of 22 Joe Ironside 14 QR2 R3 No Data
2017–18 National League North 6421413155057-75513th of 22 Ashley Chambers 20 QR3 R1 No Data
as Nuneaton Borough F.C.
2018–19 National League North 64247303896-581922nd out of 22 Relegated Dior Angus 9 QR2 QR3 No Data
  1. ↑ Despite finishing outside of the bottom three, Nuneaton Borough were relegated due to financial irregularities and safety concerns over their Manor Park ground. [1]
  2. ↑ Nuneaton Borough deducted 4 points for fielding an ineligible player. [2]
  3. ↑ Nuneaton Town deducted 6 points for fielding an ineligible player. [4]
  4. ↑ Nuneaton Town deducted 3 points for fielding an ineligible player. [5]
  5. ↑ Nuneaton Town deducted 3 points for fielding an ineligible player in their win over Corby Town on 27 February 2016. [6] They would have finished in 4th place and a play-off position without this points deduction.

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References

  1. ↑ Nuneaton Borough 1979-1991, Part 2 (PDF). Nuneaton Town Supporters Co-operative. 2015. pp. 348–353.
  2. ↑ Nuneaton Borough 1979-1991, Part 2 (PDF). Nuneaton Town Supporters Co-operative. 2015. p. 519.
  3. ↑ "Nuneaton Borough liquidation announced". 2 June 2008.
  4. ↑ "Nuneaton Town deducted six points for fielding unregistered player". Coventry Telegraph. 30 March 2012.
  5. ↑ "Nuneaton Town facing relegation after points deduction". 7 April 2015.
  6. ↑ "Nuneaton Found Guilty of Fielding Ineligible Player". Football Conference. 24 March 2016. Archived from the original on 2 June 2016. Retrieved 28 March 2016.


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