List of Salisbury City F.C. seasons

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Salisbury City Football Club was an English football club based in Salisbury, Wiltshire. They were formed in 1947 and played at The Raymond McEnhill Stadium. Salisbury have gained back-to-back promotions in, first to the Conference South in the 2005–06 season by finishing top of the Southern League Premier Division, followed by winning the play-off final in the 2006–07 season to participate in the Conference Premier in 2007–08. [1] They played the 2010–11 season in the Southern League Premier Division after being demoted from the Conference Premier at the end of the 2009–10 season, but won promotion to the Conference South for the 2011–12 season in the first season following their demotion. The club spent two seasons in the Conference South before winning promotion to the Conference Premier via the play-offs in the 2012–13 season.

Contents

History

Key

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

Seasons

Salisbury City seasons since their moving to Southern Football League in 1968.

YearLeagueLvlPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPositionOverall
position		Leading league scorer FA Cup FA Trophy Average home
attendance [2] [lower-alpha 1]
NameGoalsResRecResRec
1968–69 Southern Football League
Division One 		642206166952+1746* 8th of 22 -No data- QR3 2-0-1 - -No data
1969–70 Southern Football League
Division One 		6421214164753-638* 15th of 22 -No data- QR4 4-2-1 QR3 2-1-1No data
1970–71 Southern Football League
Division One 		638137185660-433* 14th of 20 -No data- QR2 1-0-1 QR3 2-0-1No data
1971–72 Southern Football League
Division One South 		630107134544+127* 11th of 16 -No data- QR3 2-0-1 QR3 2-2-1No data
1972–73 Southern Football League
Division One South 		6421410184960-1138* 18th of 22 -No data- QR3 2-2-1 QR2 1-1-1No data
1973–74 Southern Football League
Division One South 		638109194060-2029* 17th of 20 -No data- QR2 2-0-1 QR2 1-1-1No data
1974–75 Southern Football League
Division One South 		638911184566-2129* 16th of 20 -No data- QR4 3-1-1 QR1 1-2-1No data
1975–76 Southern Football League
Division One South 		6381711107353+2045* 4th of 20 -No data- QR4 3-0-1 QR1 1-1-1No data
1976–77 Southern Football League
Division One South 		634151185739+1841* 5th of 18 -No data- PR 0-0-1 QR1 1-1-1No data
1977–78 Southern Football League
Division One South 		638211076027+3352* 3rd of 20 -No data- QR4 3-2-1 QR2 2-1-1No data
1978–79 Southern Football League
Division One South 		6401310174751-436* 15th of 21 -No data- QR2 1-0-1 QR3 3-2-1No data
1979–80 Southern Football League
Southern Division 		6461012244758-1132* 23rd of 24 -No data- R1 4-0-1 QR2 1-0-1No data
1980–81 Southern Football League
Southern Division 		646148245776-1936* 20th of 24 -No data- QR1 0-1-1 QR3 3-1-1No data
1981–82 Southern Football League
Southern Division 		6461610206481-1742* 17th of 24
Demoted		-No data- QR1 0-0-1 QR1 0-0-1No data
1982–83 Southern Football League
Southern Division 		7341410105849+952 6th of 18 -No data- QR1 1-0-1 PR 0-1-1No data
1983–84 Southern Football League
Southern Division 		738178136148+1359 9th of 20 -No data- QR1 1-0-1 QR3 2-3-1No data
1984–85 Southern Football League
Southern Division 		738195145554+162 6th of 20 -No data- QR2 2-1-1 QR2 2-1-1No data
1985–86 Southern Football League
Southern Division 		74024888451+3380 2nd of 21
Promoted		-No data- QR1 0-1-1 R1 3-1-1No data
1986–87 Southern Football League
Premier Division 		642127235282-3043 19th of 22
Relegated		-No data- QR2 1-0-1 QR1 0-0-1No data
1987–88 Southern Football League
Southern Division 		742241157133+3883 3rd of 22 -No data- PR 0-0-1 QR2 1-0-1No data
1988–89 Southern Football League
Southern Division 		742205177958+2165 9th of 22 -No data- QR1 1-0-1 QR3 2-0-1No data
1989–90 Southern Football League
Southern Division 		742219127250+2272 5th of 22 -No data- QR1 1-1-1 QR2 1-2-1No data
1990–91 Southern Football League
Southern Division 		740221176339+2477 3rd of 21 -No data- QR3 3-1-1 R1 2-1-1No data
1991–92 Southern Football League
Southern Division 		7421316136751+1655 12th of 22 -No data- QR4 3-1-1 R1 3-1-1No data
1992–93 Southern Football League
Southern Division 		74227788750+3788 2nd of 22 -No data- R1 4-2-0 QR3 0-0-1No data
1993–94 Southern Football League
Southern Division 		742261069039+5188 4th of 22 -No data- QR1 0-0-1 QR1 0-0-1No data
1994–95 Southern Football League
Southern Division 		74230758837+5197 1st of 22
Promoted		-No data- QR4 4-1-1 QR2 1-1-1No data
1995–96 Southern Football League
Premier Division 		6421410185769-1252 15th of 22 157thNo data- QR2 1-0-1 QR2 1-2-1No data
1996–97 Southern Football League
Premier Division 		6421513145766-958 12th of 22 148thNo data- QR2 1-1-1 R2 3-2-1No data
1997–98 Southern Football League
Premier Division 		6421212185372-1948 18th of 22 166thNo data- QR4 2-2-1 QR3 0-0-1No data
1998–99 Southern Football League
Premier Division 		6421612145661-560 12th of 22 148thNo data- R1 3-1-1 R2 1-0-1No data
1999–2000 Southern Football League
Premier Division 		642148207084-1450 16th of 22 160thNo data- QR4 2-0-1 R2 1-0-1No data
2000–01 Southern Football League
Premier Division 		642178176469-559 13th of 22 151stNo data- QR3 1-0-1 R1 0-0-1470
2001–02 Southern Football League
Premier Division 		64268283687-5126 22nd of 22
Relegated		178th395- PR 0-1-1 R1 0-0-1395
2002–03 Southern Football League
Eastern Division 		74227878142+3986** 4th of 22 199thNo data- PR 0-0-1 R1 1-1-1498
2003–04 Southern Football League
Eastern Division [3] 		7422111107345+2874 6th of 22
Transferred		209thNo data- R1 5-1-1 PR 0-0-1573
2004–05 Isthmian League
Premier Division 		742169176064−457 12th of 22
Transferred		192ndNo data- QR4 3-1-1 R1 0-0-1537
2005–06 Southern Football League
Premier Division 		74230578327+5695 1st of 22
Promoted		159thNo data- QR3 2-1-1 QF 6-2-1902
2006–07 Conference
South 		642211296537+2875 2nd of 22
Promoted via PO		119thNo data- R2 4-1-1 QF 4-0-11,118
2007–08 Conference
National 		5461814147060+1068 12th of 24 104th Matt Tubbs 18 QR4 0-1-1 R1 0-0-11,543
2008–09 Conference
National 		5461413195464−1055 16th of 24 108th Charlie Griffin 21 QR4 0-0-1 R2 1-0-11,179
2009–10 Conference
National 		544215185863−558 12th of 23
Demoted†		104th Matt Tubbs 26 R1 1-1-1 SF 4-1-11,031
2010–11 Southern Football League
Premier Division 		740231078245+3775 3rd of 21
Promoted via PO		167thNo data- QR4 3-2-1 QF 6-1-1788
2011–12 Conference
South 		6421512155554+157 10th of 22 135thNo data- R3 5-1-1 R2 2-0-1733
2012–13 Conference
South 		64225898047+3382*** 2nd of 22
Promoted via PO		119th Jamie White 26 QR3 1-0-1 R1 1-0-1735
2013–14 Conference
Premier 		5461910175863-567 12th of 24
Demoted‡		104thDan Fitchett12 R2 2-0-1 R1 0-0-11,001

* – 2 points for a win.
** – 3 points deducted.
*** – 1 point deducted for fielding an ineligible player. [4]
† – demoted 2 divisions down after entering administration.
‡ – demoted from Conference due to financial irregularities.

  1. ↑ Average home attendance = for league games only

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References

  1. ↑ The latest sport news from the Salisbury Journal
  2. ↑ "English non-league attendances archive". EFS. Retrieved 2 March 2016.
  3. ↑ "Football Club History Database - Southern League 2003-04".
  4. ↑ "Salisbury Deducted One Point". Football Conference. 1 March 2013. Archived from the original on 27 December 2013. Retrieved 2 March 2013.
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