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1935–36 Port Vale F.C. season

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Overview
Second Division Finances Cup competitions
Final league table
Results
Football League Second Division FA Cup
Player statistics
Appearances Scorers All competitions League
Transfers
Transfers in Transfers out
References

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| club = Port Vale
| season = 1935–36
| manager = Tom Holford
(until September)
| chairman = Frank Huntbach
| stadium = The Old Recreation Ground
| league = Football League Second Division
| league result = 21st (32 Points)
| cup1 = FA Cup
| cup1 result = Fourth Round
(knocked out by Grimsby Town)
| league topscorer = Jack Roberts (12)
| season topscorer = Jack Roberts (12)
| highest attendance = 16,677 vs. Sunderland (13 January 1936)
| lowest attendance = 2,669 vs. Hull City (2 March 1936)
| average attendance = 7,787
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The 1935–36 season was Port Vale's 30th season of football in the Football League, and their sixth successive season (29th overall) in the Second Division.^[1] The club suffered the second relegation of its history. This occurred primarily through a still-standing club record 106 goals conceded in 42 league matches, as well as through away form that saw the team pick up just five points on their travels, and a streak of twelve defeats in sixteen games from September to January. Finishing with a tally of 32 points, they were just two points shy of safety. The club would have to wait until 1954–55 before playing another season of second tier football. Despite this, one positive of the season was an historic win over Football League champions Sunderland in the FA Cup.

Overview

Second Division

The pre-season began with the sale of top-scorer Tom Nolan to Bradford Park Avenue, whilst manager Tom Holford heralded a youth policy.^[1] Ten new faces replaced the fourteen retained from the previous season, these included: free-scoring striker George Stabb (Notts County), centre-half Harry Griffiths (Everton), left-winger Arthur Caldwell (Winsford United), left-back Roderick Welsh (Portsmouth), and right-half Michael Curley (Manchester City).^[1]

The season started with what would ultimately turn out to be a relegation decider, Vale lost 4–2 to Barnsley at Oakwell, with the "Tykes" scoring twice in the last ten minutes.^[1] Still switching the team regularly to find a favourite eleven, the "Valiants" then picked up eight points from their next six games to move into eighth in the table.^[1] This run included wins over Plymouth Argyle, Charlton Athletic and Newcastle United at The Old Recreation Ground.^[1] On 28 September, the defence was ripped apart with a 5–2 defeat to Tottenham Hotspur at White Hart Lane.^[1] A further four defeats and thirteen goals conceded followed, resulting in manager Tom Holford being relieved of his management duties to revert to a scouting role.^[1] Relief for Vale came on 2 November, with a hard-pushed 3–2 win over Bradford Park Avenue.^[1]

Vale's poor form continued with a run of five defeats and two draws in seven games.^[1] In November Fred Mitcheson was sold to Plymouth to raise funds for new players. George Heywood was promptly signed from Altrincham for £250.^[1] Heywood made his debut on 23 November, as Vale suffered a 9–2 demolition at the City Ground to Nottingham Forest.^[1] Forest were only kept from double figures by 'many fine saves' from Potts.^[1] On 7 December, a 2–0 loss at Belle Vue from Doncaster Rovers sent Vale to the foot of the table.^[1] As a result of this, the club put in a large bid for Wigan Athletic's Jack Roberts, and consequently signed the highly promising forward.^[1] Meanwhile, injuries and constant rotation of the first eleven worked against the team.^[1] A 4–0 defeat from West Ham United at Upton Park on 21 December was followed by the club's first away win in sixteen attempts five days later.^[1] The win came over a poor Hull City side in ankle deep mud.^[1] Two days later and Barnsley beat Vale 4–0 at "The Rec", which would again have fatal consequences come May.^[1]

Following up on their FA Cup heroics, the Vale recorded a 2–1 victory over Bradford City on 18 January.^[1] They then lost 5–1 at home to "Spurs", earned a point at St James' Park, and then were humiliated 7–2 at Old Trafford.^[1] Three home wins followed, the last of which was a 4–0 win over doomed Hull City in front of a mere 2,669 supporters.^[1] This took them out of the relegation zone.^[1] However, on 27 March an extraordinary shareholders meeting was called at the Grand Hotel (Hanley), in which the net weekly income was revealed to be just £181.^[1] The directors claimed they were no longer prepared to prop the club up financially, and demanded the supporters raise £2,000 to keep the club afloat.^[1] A subsequent public meeting launched a 40,000 Shilling Fund, and a benefit match with cross-city rivals Stoke City raised £528 – helping to ensure the survival of Port Vale.^[1]

Two points clear of relegation on 4 April despite losing 5–0 at Bury, it was expected that Vale would be safe.^[1] A win over Fulham and a draw with Sheffield United reinforced such expectations.^[1] However, on 13 April, they travelled to Craven Cottage, where they were beaten 7–0.^[1] Two further defeats meant victory on the final day encounter with Charlton Athletic at The Valley was needed – the "Addicks" needed a point themselves to ensure promotion.^[1] 27,778 spectators witnessed Charlton take the lead, a lead wiped out by a Caldwell equalizer on 83 minutes.^[1] The team's valiant efforts were futile in any case, as other results went against them.^[1]

They finished in 21st place with 32 points. Their 106 goals conceded gave them the fourth worst defensive record in the Football League.^[1] Jack Roberts' twelve goals in 21 games were impressive, but not enough to help the club beyond a tally of 56 goals scored.^[1]

Finances

On the financial side, a loss of £1,046 was made on the season.^[1] Income was supplemented by the £1,800 raised from the Shilling Fund.^[1] Gross gate receipts were down to just £9,226, whilst a strict control over wages saw a wage bill of just £6,937.^[1] The transfer credit stood at £1,640.^[1] Fifteen players were released, the most significant of which were George Shenton, John Potts, Jack Vickers, and James Baker.^[1]

Cup competitions

In contrast to their league form, Vale performed well in the FA Cup. Pitted against eventual First Division champions Sunderland at Roker Park, their top player Roberts cup-tied, a heavy defeat seemed likely. Instead an 88th-minute equalizer from Caldwell forced a replay. The highest crowd of the season then witnessed a 2–0 victory at the "Rec", which the "Valiants" "defended brilliantly". The Sentinel's Placer suggested it to be 'the greatest victory in the history of the club'. In the Fourth Round, First Division Grimsby Town would advance with a 4–0 victory in the snow. Before the match the teams paid their respects to the recently deceased George V with Abide with Me, during which the "Mariners" wore overcoats as the Vale players shivered – this was the excuse used to justify their conceding four first half goals.

Final league table

Pos	Team	Pld		W	D	L	F	A		W	D	L	F	A		F	A
1	Manchester United	42	16	3	2	55	16	6	9	6	30	27	85	43	1.977	+ 42	56
2	Charlton Athletic	42	15	6	0	53	17	7	5	9	32	41	85	58	1.466	+ 27	55
3	Sheffield United	42	15	4	2	51	15	5	8	8	28	35	79	50	1.580	+ 29	52
4	West Ham United	42	13	5	3	51	23	9	3	9	39	45	90	68	1.324	+ 22	52
5	Tottenham Hotspur	42	12	6	3	60	25	6	7	8	31	30	91	55	1.655	+ 36	49
6	Leicester City	42	14	5	2	53	19	5	5	11	26	38	79	57	1.386	+ 22	48
7	Plymouth Argyle	42	15	2	4	50	20	5	6	10	21	37	71	57	1.246	+ 14	48
8	Newcastle United	42	13	5	3	56	27	7	1	13	32	52	88	79	1.114	+ 9	46
9	Fulham	42	11	6	4	58	24	4	8	9	18	28	76	52	1.462	+ 24	44
10	Blackpool	42	14	3	4	64	34	4	4	13	29	38	93	72	1.292	+ 21	43
11	Norwich City	42	14	2	5	47	24	3	7	11	25	41	72	65	1.108	+ 7	43
12	Bradford City	42	12	7	2	32	18	3	6	12	23	47	55	65	0.846	– 10	43
13	Swansea Town	42	11	3	7	42	26	4	6	11	25	50	67	76	0.882	– 9	39
14	Bury	42	10	6	5	41	27	3	6	12	25	57	66	84	0.786	– 18	38
15	Burnley	42	9	8	4	35	21	3	5	13	15	38	50	59	0.847	– 9	37
16	Bradford Park Avenue	42	13	6	2	43	26	1	3	17	19	58	62	84	0.738	– 22	37
17	Southampton	42	11	3	7	32	24	3	6	12	15	41	47	65	0.723	– 18	37
18	Doncaster Rovers	42	10	7	4	28	17	4	2	15	23	54	51	71	0.718	– 20	37
19	Nottingham Forest	42	8	8	5	43	22	4	3	14	26	54	69	76	0.908	– 7	35
20	Barnsley	42	9	4	8	40	32	3	5	13	14	48	54	80	0.675	– 26	33
21	Port Vale	42	10	5	6	34	30	2	3	16	22	76	56	106	0.528	– 50	32
22	Hull City	42	4	7	10	33	45	1	3	17	14	66	47	111	0.423	– 64	20

Pld = Matches played; W = Matches won; D = Matches drawn; L = Matches lost; F = Goals for; A = Goals against;
GA = Goal average; GD = Goal difference; Pts = Points

Results

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Football League Second Division

Date	Opponent	Venue	Result	Attendance	Scorers
31 August 1935	Barnsley	A	2–4	10,145	Caldwell, Stabb
2 September 1935	Burnley	H	1–1	9,450	Stabb
7 September 1935	Plymouth Argyle	H	2–0	9,178	Gunn, Stabb
9 September 1935	Burnley	A	1–5	11,268	Stabb
14 September 1935	Bradford City	A	1–1	7,420	Birks
16 September 1935	Charlton Athletic	H	2–1	5,395	Baker, Curley
21 September 1935	Newcastle United	H	3–0	9,356	Baker, Caldwell, o.g.
28 September 1935	Tottenham Hotspur	A	2–5	32,872	Birks, Baker (pen)
5 October 1935	Manchester United	H	0–3	9,703
12 October 1935	Norwich City	A	2–4	16,324	Caldwell, Rhodes
19 October 1935	Southampton	H	0–2	6,263
26 October 1935	Sheffield United	A	0–4	12,499
2 November 1935	Bradford Park Avenue	H	3–2	8,571	Dackins, Mitcheson (pen), Birks
9 November 1935	Leicester City	A	0–2	16,349
16 November 1935	Swansea Town	H	0–1	6,541
23 November 1935	Nottingham Forest	A	2–9	9,346	Rhodes, Caldwell
30 November 1935	Bury	H	2–2	5,586	Rhodes (2)
7 December 1935	Doncaster Rovers	A	0–2	7,212
14 December 1935	Blackpool	H	2–2	7,106	Ryder (2)
21 December 1935	West Ham United	A	0–4	13,905
26 December 1935	Hull City	A	2–1	5,359	Caldwell, Roberts
28 December 1935	Barnsley	H	0–4	7,381
4 January 1936	Plymouth Argyle	A	1–4	13,779	Roberts
18 January 1936	Bradford City	H	2–1	7,906	Glidden, Jones
1 February 1936	Tottenham Hotspur	H	1–5	10,770	Ryder
5 February 1936	Newcastle United	A	2–2	9,238	Stabb, Roberts
8 February 1936	Manchester United	A	2–7	22,265	Caldwell, Ryder
15 February 1936	Norwich City	H	3–1	6,129	Stabb (pen), Roberts, Rhodes
29 February 1936	Doncaster Rovers	H	2–0	4,180	Rhodes, Roberts
2 March 1936	Hull City	H	4–0	2,669	Roberts (3), Stabb
7 March 1936	Swansea Town	A	2–3	5,151	Roberts (2)
14 March 1936	Leicester City	H	1–1	8,331	Roberts
21 March 1936	Bradford Park Avenue	A	0–3	4,332
28 March 1936	Nottingham Forest	H	2–0	6,204	Dean, Caldwell
30 March 1936	Southampton	A	1–0	1,875	Stabb
4 April 1936	Bury	A	0–5	3,829
10 April 1936	Fulham	H	1–0	11,972	Baker
11 April 1936	Sheffield United	H	1–1	12,240	Dean
13 April 1936	Fulham	A	0–7	9,954
18 April 1936	Blackpool	A	1–3	9,326	Stabb
25 April 1936	West Ham United	H	2–3	8,066	Roberts, Caldwell
2 May 1936	Charlton Athletic	A	1–1	27,778	Caldwell

FA Cup


Round	Date	Opponent	Venue	Result	Attendance	Goalscorers
R3	11 January 1936	Sunderland	A	2–2	29,278	Stabb, Caldwell
R3 Replay	13 January 1936	Sunderland	H	2–0	16,677	Stabb, Rhodes
R4	25 January 1936	Grimsby Town	H	0–4	13,350

Player statistics

Appearances

Pos.	Name	Football League		FA Cup		Total
Pos.	Name	Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals
GK	{{flagicon\|ENG}} John Potts	40	0	3	0	1	0
GK	{{flagicon\|SCO}} Allan Todd	1	0	0	0	1	0
DF	{{flagicon\|ENG}} George Shenton	14	0	0	0	14	0
DF	{{flagicon\|ENG}} Jack Vickers	15	0	3	0	18	0
DF	{{flagicon\|ENG}} Trevor Rhodes	28	6	2	1	30	7
DF	{{flagicon\|ENG}} Ernest Breeze	10	0	0	0	10	0
DF	{{flagicon\|ENG}} Eric Hayward	13	0	0	0	13	0
DF	{{flagicon\|ENG}} Roderick Welsh	20	0	3	0	23	0
DF	{{flagicon\|ENG}} George Heywood	21	0	0	0	21	0
DF	{{flagicon\|ENG}} Harry Griffiths	27	0	3	0	30	0
DF	{{flagicon\|ENG}} James Bewick	3	0	0	0	3	0
MF	{{flagicon\|ENG}} Roger Jones	35	1	3	0	38	1
MF	{{flagicon\|ENG}} Cliff Birks	15	3	0	0	15	3
MF	{{flagicon\|SCO}} Ken Gunn	28	1	0	0	28	1
MF	{{flagicon\|ENG}} Arthur Caldwell	39	9	3	1	42	10
MF	{{flagicon\|ENG}} Frank Ryder	17	4	0	0	17	4
MF	{{flagicon\|ENG}} Michael Curley	24	1	3	0	27	1
MF	{{flagicon\|ENG}} Roy Burns	2	0	0	0	2	0
MF	{{flagicon\|ENG}} Frank Baker	0	0	0	0	0	0
FW	{{flagicon\|ENG}} Fred Mitcheson	15	1	0	0	15	1
FW	{{flagicon\|ENG}} Luke Dean	9	2	0	0	9	2
FW	{{flagicon\|ENG}} James Baker	9	4	3	0	12	4
FW	{{flagicon\|ENG}} John Wilson	3	0	0	0	3	0
FW	{{flagicon\|ENG}} Jack Roberts	21	12	0	0	21	12
FW	{{flagicon\|ENG}} George Stabb	30	9	3	2	33	11
FW	{{flagicon\|SCO}} Henry Pinkerton	3	0	0	0	3	0
FW	{{flagicon\|ENG}} Cliff Johnson	5	0	3	0	8	0
FW	{{flagicon\|ENG}} Gilbert Glidden	5	1	1	0	6	1
FW	{{flagicon\|WAL}} Haydn Dackins	6	1	0	0	6	1

Scorers

All competitions

Scorer	Goals
ENG}} Jack Roberts	12
ENG}} George Stabb	11
ENG}} Arthur Caldwell	10
ENG}} Trevor Rhodes	7
ENG}} James Baker	4
ENG}} Frank Ryder	4
ENG}} Cliff Birks	3
ENG}} Luke Dean	2
SCO}} Ken Gunn	1
ENG}} Roger Jones
ENG}} Gilbert Glidden
ENG}} Michael Curley
ENG}} Fred Mitcheson
WAL}} Haydn Dackins

League

Scorer	Goals
ENG}} Jack Roberts	12
ENG}} George Stabb	9
ENG}} Arthur Caldwell	9
ENG}} Trevor Rhodes	6
ENG}} James Baker	4
ENG}} Frank Ryder	4
ENG}} Cliff Birks	3
ENG}} Luke Dean	2
SCO}} Ken Gunn	1
ENG}} Roger Jones
ENG}} Gilbert Glidden
ENG}} Michael Curley
ENG}} Fred Mitcheson
WAL}} Haydn Dackins

Transfers

Transfers in

Date from	Position	Nationality	Name	From	Fee	Ref.
May 1935	DF	ENG}}	James Bewick	Newcastle United	Free transfer	^[3]
May 1935	MF	ENG}}	Michael Curley	Manchester City	Free transfer	^[3]
May 1935	FW	ENG}}	Gilbert Glidden	Sunderland	Free transfer	^[3]
May 1935	DF	ENG}}	Harry Griffiths	Everton	Free transfer	^[3]
May 1935	FW	SCO}}	Henry Pinkerton	Hull City	Free transfer	^[3]
May 1935	DF	ENG}}	Roderick Welsh	Portsmouth	Free transfer	^[3]
May 1935	FW	ENG}}	John Wilson	West Bromwich Albion	Free transfer	^[3]
July 1935	FW	WAL}}	Haydn Dackins	Swansea Town	Free transfer	^[3]
July 1935	MF	ENG}}	George Stabb	Notts County	Free transfer	^[3]
October 1935	MF	ENG}}	Roy Burns	Wolverhampton Wanderers	Free transfer	^[3]
October 1935	FW	ENG}}	Cliff Johnson	Wolverhampton Wanderers	Free transfer	^[3]
November 1935	MF	ENG}}	Frank Ryder	Altrincham	Free transfer	^[3]
November 1935	DF	ENG}}	Roderick Welsh	Altrincham	£250	^[3]
December 1935	FW	ENG}}	Jack Roberts	Wigan Athletic	'large'	^[3]

Transfers out

Date from	Position	Nationality	Name	To	Fee	Ref.
November 1935	FW	ENG}}	Fred Mitcheson	Plymouth Argyle	Undisclosed	^[3]
December 1935	FW	ENG}}	John Wilson	Wigan Athletic	Free transfer	^[3]
January 1936	MF	ENG}}	Roy Burns	Bournemouth Trams	Contract cancelled	^[3]
April 1936	FW	ENG}}	James Baker	Barrow	Released	^[3]
April 1936	DF	ENG}}	Jack Vickers	Newport County	Released	^[3]
May 1936	DF	ENG}}	James Bewick	Walsall	Released	^[3]
May 1936	MF	ENG}}	Cliff Birks	Torquay United	Released	^[3]
June 1936	FW	ENG}}	Cliff Johnson	Torquay United	Free transfer	^[3]
June 1936	DF	ENG}}	George Shenton	Shelton Iron and Steel	Released	^[3]
Summer 1936	DF	ENG}}	Ernest Breeze	Shrewsbury Town	Released	^[3]
Summer 1936	FW	WAL}}	Haydn Dackins	Northwich Victoria	Released	^[3]
Summer 1936	FW	ENG}}	Gilbert Glidden	Reading	Released	^[3]
Summer 1936	FW	SCO}}	Henry Pinkerton	Burnley	Released	^[3]
Summer 1936	GK	ENG}}	John Potts	Released	^[3]

References

Specific

1. ^¹²³⁴⁵⁶⁷⁸⁹¹⁰¹¹¹²¹³¹⁴¹⁵¹⁶¹⁷¹⁸¹⁹²⁰²¹²²²³²⁴²⁵²⁶²⁷²⁸²⁹³⁰³¹³²³³³⁴³⁵³⁶³⁷³⁸{{cite book|last=Kent|first=Jeff|title=The Valiants' Years: The Story Of Port Vale|publisher=Witan Books|year=1990|pages=124–150|chapter=From Glory to Despair (1929–1939)|isbn=978-0-9508981-4-8}}
2. ^Port Vale 1935–1936 : Results & Fixtures {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20160304063232/http://www.statto.com/football/teams/port-vale/1935-1936/results |date=4 March 2016 }}. Statto Organisation. Retrieved 28 April 2012.
3. ^¹²³⁴⁵⁶⁷⁸⁹¹⁰¹¹¹²¹³¹⁴¹⁵¹⁶¹⁷¹⁸¹⁹²⁰²¹²²²³²⁴²⁵²⁶²⁷{{cite book|last=Kent|first=Jeff|title=Port Vale Personalities|publisher=Witan Books|year=1996|isbn=0-9529152-0-0}}

General

{{cite book|last=Kent|first=Jeff|title=The Port Vale Record 1879-1993|publisher=Witan Books|year=1993|isbn=978-0-9508981-9-3}}

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