Manchester North End F.C.

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Manchester North End F.C. was an association football club based in Blackley, Manchester, England.

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History

The club was founded as New Cross F.C. and were champions of the 1920–21 Manchester Amateur League (Southern Division). [1] For the 1921–22 season they relocated their ground to Moston Lane, Blackley and joined the Manchester Football League [1] and that season were the Manchester League runners-up. For the next season, 1922–23, the club were members of the higher ranked Lancashire Combination.

In the following close season the club changed its name to Manchester North End F.C. [2] and continued under this new name for the 1923–24 season in the Lancashire Combination. Thereafter from the 1924–25 season, until its demise in 1939, Manchester North End were members of the Cheshire County League.

In addition to the first team in the Lancashire Combination and then the Cheshire County League the club operated a reserve team in the Manchester League and were champions on two occasions.

During most seasons of its existence Manchester North End participated in the FA Cup, England's foremost cup competition, reaching the fourth qualifying round twice.

League Records

First Team

SeasonLeaguePldWDLGFGAPtsPos
New Cross F.C.
1921–22 Manchester League2819547829432/15
1922–23 Lancashire Combination34167116651397/18
Manchester North End F.C.
1923–24 Lancashire Combination381771471634111/20
1924–25 Cheshire County League421572096953713/22
1925–26 Cheshire County League4218717921114310/22
1926–27 Cheshire County League422431515690518/22
1927–28 Cheshire County League4220715133101479/22
1928–29 Cheshire County League382081012281485/20
1929–30 Cheshire County League42144241151303216/22
1930–31 Cheshire County League4219419971194213/22
1931–32 Cheshire County League40184181061034012/21
1932–33 Cheshire County League422471112478553/22
1933–34 Cheshire County League4221417132105468/22
1934–35 Cheshire County League42159181121103910/22
1935–36 Cheshire County League4217619941074014/22
1936–37 Cheshire County League4215522851133518/22
1937–38 Cheshire County League42182221121313814/22
1938–39 Cheshire County League427431571421822/22

Reserves Team

SeasonLeaguePldWDLGFGAPtsPos
New Cross F.C.
1922–23 Manchester League24†9510414023 ?/14
Manchester North End F.C.
1923–24 Manchester League25†9313375021 ?/16
1924–25 Manchester League3021459441461/16
1925–26 Manchester League34253611941532/18
1926–27 Manchester League30154117557348/16
1927–28 Manchester League32194911876425/17
1928–29 Manchester League30†13413937930 ?/18
1929–30 Manchester League3018488562403/16
1930–31 Manchester League26132118281287/14
1934–35 Manchester League33†13614827832 ?/19
1935–36 Manchester League32†13514748531 ?/19
1936–37 Manchester League30223510649471/16
1937–38 Manchester League2612594948295/14
† = record incomplete

FA Cup results

SeasonRoundOpponentsDateH/AResult
1923–24Extra preliminary round Old Xaverians 8 September 1923Away2–0
Preliminary round Eccles United 22 September 1923Home1–1
26 September 1923Away2–1
First qualifying round Buxton 6 October 1923Away2–4
1924–25Preliminary round Marine 20 September 1924Home6–0
First qualifying round Glossop 4 October 1924Away0–3
1925–26Preliminary round Buxton 19 September 1925Home1–1
23 September 1925Away2–4
1926–27Preliminary round Glossop 18 September 1926Away1–4
1927–28Preliminary round Glossop 17 September 1927Home4–3
First qualifying round Bootle Celtic 1 October 1927Home3–0
Second qualifying round Hurst 15 October 1927Home2–2
19 October 1927Away1–2
1928–29Preliminary round St Helens Town 15 September 1928Away0–0
19 September 1928Home1–0
First qualifying round Ellesmere Port Town 29 September 1928Home6–3
Second qualifying round Whiston Parish 13 October 1928Home3–1
Third qualifying round Hurst 27 October 1928Home4–1
Fourth qualifying round Rhyl Athletic 10 November 1928Away2–3
1929–30Preliminary round Northern Nomads 21 September 1929Home4–4
25 September 1929Away4–3
First qualifying round Ellesmere Port Town 5 October 1929Home3–1
Second qualifying round Prescot Cables 19 October 1929Away2–5
1931–32Preliminary round Peasley Cross Athletic 19 September 1931Home3–2
First qualifying round Prescot Cables 3 October 1929Away2–5
1932–33Preliminary round Stalybridge Celtic 17 September 1932Away2–4
1933–34Preliminary round Prescot Cables 16 September 1933Away1–1
20 September 1933Home3–0
First qualifying round Earle 30 September 1933Home9–1
Second qualifying round Stalybridge Celtic 14 October 1933Away4–3
Third qualifying round Marine 28 October 1933Home5–3
Fourth qualifying round Workington 11 November 1933Home3–3
15 November 1933Away3–6
1934–35Preliminary round Glossop 15 September 1934Away1–3
1935–36Preliminary round Northern Nomads 21 September 1935Away0–7
1936–37Preliminary round Northern Nomads 19 September 1936Home4–0
First qualifying round Glossop 3 October 1936Home3–2
Second qualifying round South Liverpool 17 October 1936Away1–3
1937–38Preliminary round Buxton 18 September 1937Home3–1
First qualifying round Marine 2 October 1937Home2–2
6 October 1937Away3–0
Second qualifying round South Liverpool 16 October 1937Away2–2
20 October 1937Home0–1

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References

  1. 1 2 "Gossip On Sport: Chatty Paragraphs From All Quarters: Football". Sporting Chronicle. Manchester. 10 August 1921. p. 6.
  2. ↑ "Sports News: Another North End". Shields Daily News. North Shields. 26 March 1923. p. 4.
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