List of Swindon Town F.C. records and statistics

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This page details Swindon Town Football Club records.

Contents

Player records

Appearances

Most appearances

As of 1 February 2007. (Former players only, competitive matches only, includes appearances as substitute):

NameGamesGoals
1 John Trollope 88928
2 Maurice Owen 601165
3 Sam Burton 5090
4 Fraser Digby 5050
5 Don Rogers 490178
6 Jimmy Allan 4360
7 Joe Butler 50117
8 Garth Hudson 42711
9 Colin Calderwood 41421
10 Roger Smart 41060
11 Billy Tout 40555
12 Kenny Stroud 37319
13 Bertie Denyer 37165
14 Harry Cousins 3691
15 Keith Morgan 3659
16 Bob Jefferson 35682
17 Rod Thomas 3555
18 Frank Burrows 3519
19 Andy Rowland 34598
20 Albert Weston 3449
21 Harold Fleming 332203
22 George Hunt 3280
23 Peter Downsborough 3200
24 Mark Robinson 3164
25 Len Skiller 3160

Goalscorers

Harry Morris (v. Queens Park Rangers, Third Division South, 18 December 1926)
Harry Morris (v. Norwich City, Third Division South, 26 April 1930)
Keith East (v. Mansfield Town, Third Division, 20 November 1965)

Top scorers

As of 18 November 2006 (competitive matches only):

NameGoalsGamesAverage
1 Harry Morris 2292790.82
2 Harold Fleming 2033320.61
3 Don Rogers 1784900.36
4 Maurice Owen 1656010.27
5 Archie Bown 1392720.51
6 Steve White 1113120.36
7 Alan Fowler 1022240.46
8 Andy Rowland 983450.28
9 Duncan Shearer 981990.49
10 Freddy Wheatcroft 952400.40
11 Ernie Hunt 882370.37
12 Alan Mayes 831840.45
13 Bob Jefferson 823560.23
14 David Moss 822750.30
15 Peter Noble 802560.31
16 Sam Parkin 731420.51
17 Bob Edwards 691850.37
18 Jack Johnson 691620.43
19 Joe Eddleston 672190.31
20 Bertie Denyer 653710.18
21 Jimmy Quinn 611540.40
22 Roger Smart 604100.15
23 Arthur Horsfield 571320.43
24 Billy Tout 554050.14
25 Frank Richardson 54970.56

Club records

Wins

0 in 16 matches, Western League, 1901–02
2 in 16 matches, Western League, 1900–01
2 in 30 matches, Southern League First Division, 1901–02

Defeats

2 in 8 matches, Western League, 1898–99
4 in 46 matches, Second Division, 1995–96

Goals

7 in 6 matches, Western League, 1899–1900
17 in 30 matches, Southern League First Division, 1901–02
7 in 6 matches, Western League, 1899–1900
31 in 38 matches, Southern League First Division, 1910–11

Points

Matches

Firsts

  • First match
(Unofficial history) – v. Rovers F.C., Friendly, 29 November 1879 (lost 4–0)
(Official history) – v. St. Mark's Young Men's Friendly Society, Friendly, 12 November 1881 (drew 2–2)

Record wins

Record defeats

Transfers

Attendance

Gate Receipts

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