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词条 1993–94 Stoke City F.C. season
释义

  1. Season review

     League  FA Cup  League Cup 

  2. Final league table

  3. Results

     Legend  Football League First Division  FA Cup  League Cup  Anglo-Italian Cup  Friendlies 

  4. Squad statistics

  5. References

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| club = Stoke City
| season = 1993–94
| manager = Lou Macari,
Joe Jordan
| chairman = Peter Coates
| stadium = Victoria Ground
| league = Football League First Division
| league result = 10th (67 Points)
| cup1 = FA Cup
| cup1 result = Fourth Round
| cup2 = League Cup
| cup2 result = Second Round
| cup3 = Anglo-Italian Cup
| cup3 result = Group Stage
| league topscorer = Dave Regis
& Toddy Örlygsson (10)
| season topscorer = Dave Regis (14)
| highest attendance = 22,576 vs Wolverhampton Wanderers (5 February 1994)
| lowest attendance = 10,181 vs Peterborough United (13 April 1994)
| average attendance = 15,968
| prevseason = 1992–93
| nextseason = 1994–95
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The 1993–94 season was Stoke City's 87th season in the Football League and 31st in the second tier, now known as the First Division following the formation of the Premier League.

Stoke, now back in the second tier for the first time since 1990, were now looking to gain promotion back to English football's top tier and with Lou Macari in charge it seemed to be a real possibility. Icelandic international Toddy Örlygsson arrived from Nottingham Forest which signalled the club's intentions but they were rocked in October when manager Macari decided to join boyhood club Celtic and another Scotsman, Joe Jordan was appointed manager. Unlike Macari, Jordan was not a popular person with the supporters due to his lack of passion and style of play. Results were okay and a 10th place finish was the final outcome.[1]

Season review

League

In the summer of 1993 brewer Carling was signed up as the new shirt sponsor and in the build-up to the 1993–94 season Macari sought out to strengthen his squad in readiness for a tough looking First Division.[1] In came Icelandic international midfielder Toddy Örlygsson and proven goalscorer Gary Bannister both from Nottingham Forest, Simon Sturridge from Birmingham City, goalkeeper Mark Prudhoe from Darlington and Martin Carruthers from Aston Villa, whilst Micky Gynn and Kenny Lowe arrived on free transfers.[1] Goalkeeper Carl Muggleton came in from Leicester City and Kevin Russell joined Burnley for £120,000.[1]

A good crowd of 18,766 attended the opening match of the season as Stoke fell to a poor 2–1 defeat to Millwall and questions were asked about the quality of Macari's players in the much tougher First Division.[1] And with Stoke failing to find any real form despite a fantastic victory against Manchester United in the League Cup the fans were shocked when star striker Mark Stein, who by October had already scored 13 goals, was allowed to join Chelsea for a club record fee of £1.4 million.[1] Stein had become an idol amongst the supporters and felt let down by the board for accepting Chelsea's offer.[1] Come November and Stoke were struggling in the bottom half of the table and soon after manager Lou Macari left for one of his former club's, Celtic.[1] The new manager was another former Scottish international with a similar career to that of Macari, Joe Jordan.[1] Stoke supporters felt that the appointment of Jordan was the wrong decision with club legend Denis Smith the preferred man to take the position.[1]

They eventually accepted Jordan as the new manager although his style of play soon began to cause grumblings from the terraces but the side slowly got results going if not the quality of football.[1] In early 1994 the club was rocked by news that former manager Tony Waddington had died and thousands of supporters lined the streets on the day of his funeral to pay their respects to Stoke's most successful manager.[1] Stoke huffed and puffed as they tried to claim a play-off place but missed out and finished an eventful season in 10th place.[1]

FA Cup

After overcoming plucky non-league Bath City in a third round replay, 4–1 at Twerton Park, Stoke lost to Premiership side Oldham Athletic.[1]

League Cup

Stoke knocked out Mansfield Town which set up a clash with Manchester United.[1] Stoke produced a fantastic first leg performance and won 2–1 thanks to two goals from Stein, but they could not repeat the feat in the second leg and lost 2–0.[1]

Final league table

PosClubPWDLFAGDPts
1Crystal Palace46279107346+2790
2Nottingham Forest46231497449+2583
3Millwall461917105849+974
4Leicester City461916117259+1373
5Tranmere Rovers46219166953+1672
6Derby County462011157368+571
7Notts County46208186569–468
8Wolverhampton Wanderers461717126047+1368
9Middlesbrough461813156654+1267
10Stoke City461813155759–267
11Charlton Athletic46198196158+365
12Sunderland46198195457–365
13Bristol City461616144750–364
14Bolton Wanderers461514176364–159
15Southend United46178216367–459
16Grimsby Town461320135247+459
17Portsmouth461513185258–658
18Barnsley46167235567–1255
19Watford46159226680–2454
20Luton Town461411215660–453
21West Bromwich Albion461312216069–951
22Birmingham City461312215269–1751
23Oxford United461310235475–2149
24Peterborough United46813254876–2837
Key: P = Matches played; W = Matches won; D = Matches drawn; L = Matches lost; F = Goals for; A = Goals against; GD = Goal difference; Pts = Points

Results

Legend

WinDrawLoss

Football League First Division

{{Main|1993–94 Football League}}
MatchDateOpponentVenueResultAttendanceScorers
1 14 August 1993 MillwallH1–218,766McCarthy 28' (o.g.)
2 21 August 1993 Bolton WanderersA1–111,328Stein 69'
3 28 August 1993 West Bromwich AlbionH1–017,948Stein 68'
4 4 September 1993 PortsmouthA3–312,552Stein (2) 17', 65', Regis 84'
5 11 September 1993 Tranmere RoversH1–217,296Martindale 25' (o.g.)
6 14 September 1993 MiddlesbroughA2–113,189Carruthers 42', Foley 84'
7 19 September 1993 Nottingham ForestA3–220,843Regis 16', Stein (2) 25', 49' (pen)
8 25 September 1993 Southend UnitedH0–116,145
9 2 October 1993 Crystal PalaceA1–412,880Stein 75'
10 10 October 1993 Oxford UnitedA0–16,489
11 16 October 1993 Grimsby TownH1–014,696Örlygsson 69'
12 23 October 1993 Wolverhampton WanderersA1–120,421Stein 33'
13 30 October 1993 BarnsleyH5–414,674(o.g.) (2), Gleghorn 50', Overson 55', Carruthers 64'
14 3 November 1993 SunderlandH1–013,551Örlygsson 86'
15 6 November 1993 WatfordA3–17,767Örlygsson 10', Carruthers 53', Regis 84'
16 14 November 1993 Leicester CityH1–015,984Gleghorn 43'
17 20 November 1993 Notts CountyA0–29,815
18 27 November 1993 Luton TownA2–67,384Regis 3', Linton (o.g.) 41'
19 4 December 1993 WatfordH2–013,465Bannister 53', Regis 63'
20 11 December 1993 MiddlesbroughH3–113,777Bannister 18', Örlygsson (2) 32', 69'
21 19 December 1993 MillwallA0–28,930
22 26 December 1993 Birmingham CityH2–116,584Örlygsson 21', Sandford 69'
23 28 December 1993 Charlton AthleticA0–28,416
24 1 January 1994 Derby CountyH2–120,307Foley 35', Örlygsson 49'
25 3 January 1994 Bristol CityA0–011,132
26 15 January 1994 Grimsby TownA0–08,577
27 22 January 1994 Oxford UnitedH1–114,689Regis 12'
28 5 February 1994 Wolverhampton WanderersH1–122,579Overson 53'
29 12 February 1994 BarnsleyA0–37,561
30 19 February 1994 Peterborough UnitedA1–17,428Gleghorn 45'
31 23 February 1994 Bolton WanderersH2–014,257Örlygsson 45', Regis 85'
32 26 February 1994 PortsmouthH2–014,506Örlygsson 45' (pen), Carruthers 84'
33 5 March 1994 West Bromwich AlbionA0–016,060
34 12 March 1994 Nottingham ForestH0–120,550
35 15 March 1994 Tranmere RoversA0–26,346
36 19 March 1994 Southend UnitedA0–04,542
37 26 March 1994 Crystal PalaceH0–218,071
38 30 March 1994 Bristol CityH3–013,208Adams (2) 8', 78', Biggins 59' (pen)
39 1 April 1994 Birmingham CityA1–313,568Carruthers 33'
40 4 April 1994 Charlton AthleticH1–013,569Örlygsson 31'
41 9 April 1994 Derby CountyA2–416,593Biggins 77' (pen), Adams 81'
42 13 April 1994 Peterborough UnitedH3–010,181Regis 14', Biggins 36', Walters 79'
43 16 April 1994 SunderlandA1–017,406Walters 28'
44 23 April 1994 Notts CountyH0–016,470
45 30 April 1994 Leicester CityA1–119,291Regis 48'
46 8 May 1994 Luton TownH2–215,911Biggins 16', Regis 32'

FA Cup

{{Main|1993–94 FA Cup}}
RoundDateOpponentVenueResultAttendanceScorers
R38 January 1994 Bath CityH0–014,159
R3 Replay18 January 1994 Bath CityA4–16,213Regis (2) 5', 57', Cranson 38', Örlygsson 83'
R429 January 1994 Oldham AthleticA0–014,465
R4 Replay9 February 1994 Oldham AthleticH0–119,871

League Cup

{{Main|1993–94 Football League Cup}}
RoundDateOpponentVenueResultAttendanceScorers
R1 1st Leg18 August 1993 Mansfield TownH2–28,976Gleghorn 2', Carruthers 80'
R1 2nd Leg24 August 1993 Mansfield TownA3–1 (aet)4,214Stein (2) 17', 93', Regis 117'
R2 1st Leg22 September 1993 Manchester UnitedH2–123,327Stein (2) 32', 74'
R2 2nd Leg6 October 1993 Manchester UnitedA0–241,387

Anglo-Italian Cup

{{Main|1993–94 Anglo-Italian Cup}}
RoundDateOpponentVenueResultAttendanceScorers
Qualifying Match 131 August 1994 Wolverhampton WanderersA3–39,092Gleghorn, Carruthers (2)
Qualifying Match 27 September 1994 Birmingham CityH2–08,633Cranson, Stein (pen)
Group Match 112 October 1994 CosenzaH2–15,183Carruthers, Örlygsson
Group Match 210 November 1994 FiorentinaH0–08,616
Group Match 316 November 1994 PadovaA0–31,495
Group Match 422 December 1994 PescaraA1–21,850Regis

Friendlies

MatchOpponentVenueResult
1Simba SCA3–1
2PambaA2–1
3Young AfricansA4–0
4Tanzamia BreweriesA3–2
5Real SociedadH2–0
6Newcastle TownA4–0
7Telford UnitedA11–1
8Northwich VictoriaA1–1

Squad statistics

Pos.NameLeagueFA CupLeague CupAnglo-Italian CupTotal
AppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoals
GK{{flagicon|SCO}} Gordon Marshall100200010130
GK{{flagicon|ENG}} Carl Muggleton6000102090
GK{{flagicon|ENG}} Mark Prudhoe300203030380
DF{{flagicon|ENG}} John Butler34(1)040205045(1)0
DF{{flagicon|SCO}} John Clark120000000120
DF{{flagicon|ENG}} Ian Clarkson14010201(1)018(1)0
DF{{flagicon|SCO}} Tom Cowan140001030180
DF{{flagicon|ENG}} Ian Cranson440413061572
DF{{flagicon|ENG}} Graham Harbey2000002040
DF{{flagicon|ENG}} Graham Potter2(1)02000004(1)0
DF{{flagicon|ENG}} Vince Overson392404050522
DF{{flagicon|ENG}} Lee Sandford41(1)140305053(1)1
MF{{flagicon|ENG}} Micky Adams103000000103
MF{{flagicon|ENG}} Steve Foley42(1)240403053(1)2
MF{{flagicon|ENG}} Nigel Gleghorn38(2)340416152(2)5
MF{{flagicon|ENG}} Micky Gynn14(7)0002(2)03(1)019(10)0
MF{{flagicon|SCO}} Dave Kevan1000100(1)02(1)0
MF{{flagicon|ENG}} Kenny Lowe3(6)00020207(6)0
MF{{flagicon|ISL}} Toddy Orlygsson42(3)1041405155(3)12
MF{{flagicon|ENG}} Paul Ware1000000010
MF{{flagicon|ENG}} Brett Williams2000000020
FW{{flagicon|ENG}} Gary Bannister10(5)220000(1)012(6)2
FW{{flagicon|ENG}} Wayne Biggins104000000104
FW{{flagicon|ENG}} Martin Carruthers24(10)5201(2)14(1)331(13)9
FW{{flagicon|ENG}} Tony Kelly0000000(1)00(1)0
FW{{flagicon|ENG}} Dave Regis33(5)1042214143(5)14
FW{{flagicon|ENG}} Graham Shaw2(2)00(1)0000(1)02(4)0
FW{{flagicon|ENG}} Mark Stein1280044311913
FW{{flagicon|ENG}} Simon Sturridge5(8)01(1)0102(2)09(11)0
FW{{flagicon|ENG}} Mark Walters9200000092
Own goals50005

References

1. ^10 11 12 13 14 15 {{cite book|last=Matthews|first=Tony|title=The Encyclopaedia of Stoke City|year=1994|publisher=Lion Press|isbn=0-9524151-0-0}}
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