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词条 2009–10 Grimsby Town F.C. season
释义

  1. Fixtures and results

     Pre season matches  South West Challenge Cup  Lincolnshire Cup  Friendlies  Football League Two  FA Cup  League Cup  Football League Trophy 

  2. League table

  3. Coaching staff

     Appearances and goals  Loaned out player stats  Most frequent starting line-up  Scorers  All  League  Domestic Cups 

  4. Transfers

     In  Pre-Season  Mid Season  Out  Pre-Season  Mid Season 

  5. Trialists

     Pre-Season  Mid-Season 

  6. References

{{Use dmy dates|date=February 2015}}{{Use British English|date=February 2015}}
Grimsby Town
Season 2009–10
Chairman John Fenty
Managers Mike Newell
(until 18 Oct. 2009)
Neil Woods
Team captains Matthew Heywood (until 1 Feb. 2010)
Lee Peacock
Home stadium Blundell Park
Football League Two 23rd place
FA Cup First Round
League Cup First Round
Football League Trophy Regional Quarter Finals
South West Challenge Cup Final (withdrew)
Lincolnshire Senior Cup Runner Up
Top goalscorer League: {{0}} Michael Coulson, Jamie Devitt, Barry Conlon and Jean-Louis Akpa Akpro (5 goals)
All comps: {{0}} Peter Sweeney (6 goals)
Highest home
attendance		 7,033 {{0}}v{{0}} Barnet
1 May 2010
Highest away
attendance		 11,321 {{0}}v{{0}} Bradford City
13 February 2010
Lowest home
attendance		 2,103 {{0}}v{{0}} Bath City
7 November 2009
Lowest away
attendance		 1,839 {{0}}v{{0}} Accrington Stanley
5 April 2010
← 2008–09 {{0 {{0 {{0 {{0 {{0 {{0 2010–11 →

Grimsby Town Football Club entered the 2009–10 as a member of Football League Two for the 6th season on the trot. The club are still aiming to leave Blundell Park within the next few seasons. Manager Mike Newell brought in eight players in the close season, four of which were on loan at the club the previous season, he also released eight players, the club also offered four contracts to youth team members. Manager Mike Newell also gave new contracts to midfielders Jamie Clarke and Danny Boshell. Also in the close season Assistant Manager, Stuart Watkiss did not have his contract renewed and he joined Hull City as Development Coach, and Brian Stein who was chief scout took on the responsibilities of Stuart Watkiss.

Fixtures and results

Pre season matches

South West Challenge Cup

DateOpponentVenueResultAttendanceScorers
15 July RRFC Montegnee
Mill Road, Barnstaple W 1 – 0 212 Clarke
17 July Yeovil Town
Vicarage Road, Torrington W 3 – 2 239 Conlon, North, Arnold
18 July Rushden & Diamonds
Marshford, Appledore W 4 – 1 – Forbes, Akpa Akpro, Arnold, North
19 July Luton Town
The Sports Ground, Bideford – C – C – --------

Lincolnshire Cup

DateOpponentVenueResultAttendanceScorers
20 July Scunthorpe United
Blundell Park, Cleethorpes L 0 – 3 859 --------

Friendlies

DateOpponentVenueResultAttendanceScorers
21 July Leeds United
Blundell Park, Cleethorpes D 1 – 1 3,416 Akpa Akpro
25 July Stockport County
Edgeley Park, Stockport L 0 – 1 1,144 --------
28 July Doncaster Rovers
Blundell Park, Cleethorpes L 0 – 2 1,886 --------
30 July Gainsborough Trinity
The Northolme, Gainsborough – P – P – --------
1 Aug Winterton Rangers
 West Street, Winterton W 12 – 1 – Akpa Akpro (4), Conlon (3), North (2), Jarman, Leary, Clarke
Pre Season Top Scorers
RankPlayerGoals
1{{flagicon|FRA}} Akpa Akpro6
2{{flagicon|IRE}} Conlon4
={{flagicon|ENG}} North4
3{{flagicon|ENG}} Arnold2
={{flagicon|ENG}} Clarke2
4{{flagicon|ENG}} Forbes1
={{flagicon|ENG}} Jarman1
={{flagicon|ENG}} Leary1
As of 1 August 2009

Mike Newell took Grimsby Town to the 2009 South West Challenge Cup in Devon, in which the rules allowed him to make ten changes in each match, which he did on each occasion. They started off strong in pre-season with a one-nil win against Belgian side R.R.F.C. Montegnée, with a late free kick from Jamie Clarke. They then played in a five-goal thriller against Yeovil Town in which Grimsby Town won 3–2, with Barry Conlon, Danny North, Nathan Arnold all scoring, going on to reach the semi-final and finishing top of their group. Then continuing their strong form they beat Rushden & Diamonds 4–1 with Adrian Forbes, Jean-Louis Akpa Akpro, Nathan Arnold, Danny North all scoring, putting them into the final. After reaching the Final they had to withdraw on the grounds that they could not agree a kick-off time with their opponents Luton Town, in which there would be police at the ground, providing protection for the fans, as fans' safety concerns had been expressed earlier in the tournament. During the 2009 South West Challenge Cup Mike Newell named two trialists in his 23-man squad, who were Nathan Arnold from Mansfield Town in which he impressed by scoring two goals and he also named Swansea City striker Chris Jones in his squad, although he didn't score, he impressed enough to be offered a contract. Also joining for their last match, defender Sol Davis from Luton Town joined up for a trial.

On their return home they faced Scunthorpe United in the Lincolnshire Senior Cup Semi-Final, in which they were beaten by a strong Scunthorpe United side 3–0, after Mike Newell fielded a weakened team. Their next opponents were Leeds United, in which they drew 1–1 in front of a big crowd after Jean-Louis Akpa Akpro had put them in the lead in the first half.

They faced Stockport County in their next pre-season match and were beaten one-nil, they were without skipper Ryan Bennett, Rob Atkinson and Danny North, in a well worked play eight minutes into the second half, Poole slotted the ball under Grimsby's Nick Colgan. Both Nick Hegarty and Nathan Jarman had good chances to score but were denied by Stockport County's defence. In the second half of the match Stockport County's Matty Mainwaring went off with two fractures to his leg after a tackle from Michael Leary, new striker Chris Jones, came on for Nick Hegarty.

In their last pre-season friendly Grimsby played Northern Counties East Premier League side Winterton Rangers, the Mariners were the dominant force throughout the game with Barry Conlon grabbing a first half hat-trick in under twenty-five minutes after his first goal after eight minutes and completed his hat-trick twenty five minutes later, with a Nathan Jarman goal after his second. Winterton Rangers scored through Gary Jones after he spotted Leigh Overton off his line and chipping it into the back of the net. Nathan Jarman coming off in the first half with a suspected broken toe, which was later confirmed along with a broken metatarsal. In the second half the manager changing his squad totally with the exception of the keeper and Chris Jones, who came on for the injured Nathan Jarman, in the second half Akpa Akpro scoring four after he walked through the defence, Danny North scored a brace after chipping the keeper twice and nearly grabbing his hat-trick only for his effort to be tipped onto the bar but he later set up Michael Leary for a tap in. Clarke scored his second free kick. Grimsby had left sided Watford player Louis Lavers on trial who started in the first half in left back but moved to the left side of midfield in the second half, on the 75th minute Grimsby brought on 14-year-old Jack Barlow from the youth-team.

Football League Two

DateOpponentVenueResultAttendanceScorers
8 Aug Cheltenham Town
 Abbey Business Stadium, Cheltenham L 1 – 2 3,654 Conlon
15 Aug Crewe Alexandra
Blundell Park, Cleethorpes L 0 – 4 5,007 --------
18 Aug Rotherham United
Blundell Park, Cleethorpes L 1 – 2 4,156 Sweeney
22 Aug Bury
 Gigg Lane, Bury W 1 – 0 2,799 Conlon
29 Aug Aldershot Town
Blundell Park, Cleethorpes L 1 – 2 3,757 Conlon
5 Sep Port Vale
 Vale Park, Burslem, Stoke-on-Trent L 0 – 4 5,056 --------
12 Sep Hereford United
Blundell Park, Cleethorpes W 1 – 0 3,173 North
19 Sep Torquay United
 Plainmoor, Torquay W 2 – 0 2.575 Nicholson (OG), Sweeney
26 Sep Darlington
Blundell Park, Cleethorpes D 1 – 1 4,014 Atkinson
30 Sep Chesterfield
 Saltergate, Chesterfield L 2 – 3 3,329 Proudlock, Sweeney
3 Oct Barnet
 Underhill, Barnet, London L 0 – 3 2,497 --------
10 Oct Burton Albion
Blundell Park, Cleethorpes L 1 – 2 4,002 Jones
17 Oct Rochdale
Blundell Park, Cleethorpes L 0 – 2 3,754 --------
24 Oct A.F.C. Bournemouth
 Dean Court, Bournemouth L 1 – 3 5,270 Linwood
30 Oct Accrington Stanley
Blundell Park, Cleethorpes D 2 – 2 4,325 Forbes, Conlon
14 Nov Northampton Town
 Sixfields Stadium, Northampton D 0 – 0 4,028 --------
21 Nov Lincoln City
 Sincil Bank, Lincoln D 0 – 0 4,981 --------
24 Nov Bradford City
Blundell Park, Cleethorpes L 0 – 3 3,646 -------
28 Nov Macclesfield Town
 Moss Rose, Macclesfield D 0 – 0 1,409 --------
5 Dec Dagenham & Redbridge
Blundell Park, Cleethorpes D 1 – 1 3,090 Coulson
12 Dec Shrewsbury Town
 New Meadow, Shrewsbury D 0 – 0 4,850 --------
18 Dec Morecambe
Blundell Park, Cleethorpes D 1 – 1 3,119 Sweeney
28 Dec Port Vale
Blundell Park, Cleethorpes L 1 – 2 4,401 Conlon
2 Jan Bury
Blundell Park, Cleethorpes D 1 – 1 3,463 Akpa Akpro
16 Jan Cheltenham Town
Blundell Park, Cleethorpes D 0 – 0 3,334 --------
23 Jan Rotherham United
 Don Valley Stadium, Sheffield L 1 – 2 3,751 Fletcher
30 Jan Aldershot Town
 Recreation Ground, Aldershot D 1 – 1 3,195 Grant (OG)
6 Feb Notts County
Blundell Park, Cleethorpes L 0 – 1 4,452 --------
13 Feb Bradford City
 Valley Parade, Bradford D 0 – 0 11,321 --------
17 Feb Notts County
 Meadow Lane, Nottingham D 1 – 1 5,163 Devitt
20 Feb Lincoln City
Blundell Park, Cleethorpes D 2 – 2 6,395 Peacock (2)
23 Feb Macclesfield Town
Blundell Park, Cleethorpes D 1 – 1 4,813 Devitt
27 Feb Dagenham & Redbridge
 Victoria Road, Dagenham, London L 0 – 2 2,190 --------
6 Mar Shrewsbury Town
Blundell Park, Cleethorpes W 3 – 0 3,651 Sinclair (2), Akpa Akpro
9 Mar Crewe Alexandra
 Gresty Road, Crewe L 2 – 4 3,272 Akpa Akpro, Sinclair
13 Mar Morecambe
 Christie Park, Morecambe D 1 – 1 1,882 Coulson
20 Mar AFC Bournemouth
Blundell Park, Cleethorpes W 3 – 2 4,428 Devitt, Coulson, Chambers
27 Mar Rochdale
 Spotland, Rochdale L 1 – 4 4,724 Chambers
2 Apr Northampton Town
Blundell Park, Cleethorpes L 1 – 2 6,482 Coulson
5 Apr Accrington Stanley
 Crown Ground, Accrington W 3 – 2 1,839 Hudson, Coulson, Devitt
10 Apr Hereford United
 Edgar Street, Hereford W 1 – 0 2,143 Devitt
13 Apr Chesterfield
Blundell Park, Cleethorpes D 2 – 2 5,648 T.Wright, Akpa Akpro
17 Apr Torquay United
Blundell Park, Cleethorpes L 0 – 3 5,702 --------
24 Apr Darlington
 Darlington Arena, Darlington W 2 – 0 1,911 Lancashire, Akpa Akpro
1 May Barnet
Blundell Park, Cleethorpes W 2 – 0 7,033 Atkinson, Hudson
8 May Burton Albion
 Pirelli Stadium, Burton upon Trent L 0 – 3 4,987 --------

FA Cup

DateOpponentVenueResultAttendanceScorers
7 Nov Bath City
Blundell Park, Cleethorpes L 0 – 2 2,103 --------

League Cup

DateOpponentVenueResultAttendanceScorers
11 Aug Tranmere Rovers
 Prenton Park, Tranmere L 0 – 4 3,527 --------

Football League Trophy

Grimsby received a bye into the second round of the competition, in the Northern Section. Due to the new way of determining which teams received byes into the second round of the competition, the teams who received a bye last season, will not receive a bye two seasons in succession, the byes are now determined by recommendation at club meetings.

DateOpponentVenueResultAttendanceScorers
6 Oct Hartlepool United
 Victoria Park, Hartlepool W 2 – 0 1,675 Sweeney, Proudlock
10 Nov Leeds United
 Elland Road, Leeds L 1 – 3 10,430 Sweeney

League table

Notts County's season mostly made the headlines for all the wrong reasons, as they were involved in an abortive high-spending takeover by a consortium who bought in Sven-Göran Eriksson as Director of Football, and got through four managers during the course of the season. However, they managed to shake off their off-field problems and won the title. Bournemouth continued their revival under Eddie Howe and won promotion in the runners-up spot. The last automatic promotion spot was won by Rochdale, who were promoted for the first time since 1969

Dagenham and Redbridge won the play-offs, reaching the 2nd tier of the Football League for the first time in their 18-year history.

Darlington were unable to recover from losing many of their players during their spell in administration at the end of the previous season, and were relegated in bottom place, becoming only the third club (after Halifax Town and Chester City) to be relegated to the Football Conference on two separate occasions. Grimsby suffered the relegation that they only avoided the previous year due to Luton Town's points deduction; their form improved significantly in the final weeks of the season, but they were ultimately undone by a run of nearly five months without a win earlier in the season, and were relegated to the Football Conference after losing on the final day of the season.

PWDLFAGDPts
C1Notts County46271279631+6593
P2Bournemouth46258136144+1783
P3Rochdale46257148248+3482
 4Morecambe462013137364+973
 5Rotherham United462110155552+373
 6Aldershot Town462012146956+1372
P7Dagenham & Redbridge462012146958+1172
 8Chesterfield46217186162−170
 9Bury461912155459−569
 10Port Vale461717126150+1168
 11Northampton Town461813156253+967
 12Shrewsbury Town461712175554+163
 13Burton Albion461711187170+162
 14Bradford City461614165962−362
 15Accrington Stanley46187216274−1261
 16Hereford United46178215465−1159
 17Torquay United461415176455+957
 18Crewe Alexandra461510216873−555
 19Macclesfield Town461218164958−954
 20Lincoln City461311224265−2350
 21Barnet461212224763−1648
 22Cheltenham Town461018185471−1748
R23Grimsby Town46917204572−2744
R24Darlington4686323387−5430

Coaching staff

RoleNationalityName
First-Team ManagerEngland}}Mike Newell (sacked 18 October 2009)
First-Team ManagerEngland}}Neil Woods (hired 23 November 2009)
First-Team Assistant ManagerEngland}}Brian Stein (left 30 November 2009)
First-Team Assistant ManagerEngland}}Chris Casper (hired 1 December 2009)
Reserve-Team ManagerEngland}}Brian Stein (left 30 November 2009)
Reserve-Team ManagerEngland}}Chris Casper (hired 1 December 2009)
Youth Team ManagerEngland}}Neil Woods (promoted to first team manager 23 November 2009)
Chief ScoutEngland}}Brian Stein (left 30 November 2009)
Goalkeeping CoachEngland}}Steve Croudson
PhysiotherapistEngland}}Dave Moore
Community Sport CoachEngland}}Gary Childs
Community Sport CoachEngland}}Graham Rodger

Appearances and goals

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Loaned out player stats

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Most frequent starting line-up

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Most frequent starting line-up uses the team's most used formation: 4–4–2. The players used are those who have played the most games in each respective position, not necessarily who have played most games out of all the players.

Scorers

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All

ScorerGoals
SCO}} Peter Sweeney6
ENG}} Michael Coulson5
IRE}} Jamie Devitt
IRE}} Barry Conlon
FRA}} Jean-Louis Akpa Akpro
ENG}} Dean Sinclair3
ENG}} Adam Proudlock2
SCO}} Lee Peacock
ENG}} Ashley Chambers
ENG}} Rob Atkinson
ENG}} Mark Hudson
ENG}} Danny North1
WAL}} Chris Jones
ENG}} Paul Linwood
ENG}} Adrian Forbes
ENG}} Wes Fletcher
ENG}} Tommy Wright
ENG}} Olly Lancashire
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League

ScorerGoals
ENG}} Michael Coulson5
IRE}} Jamie Devitt
IRE}} Barry Conlon
FRA}} Jean-Louis Akpa Akpro
SCO}} Peter Sweeney4
ENG}} Dean Sinclair3
SCO}} Lee Peacock2
ENG}} Ashley Chambers
ENG}} Rob Atkinson
ENG}} Mark Hudson
ENG}} Danny North1
ENG}} Adam Proudlock
WAL}} Chris Jones
ENG}} Paul Linwood
ENG}} Adrian Forbes
ENG}} Wes Fletcher
ENG}} Tommy Wright
ENG}} Olly Lancashire
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Domestic Cups

ScorerGoals
SCO}} Peter Sweeney2
ENG}} Adam Proudlock1
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Transfers

In

Pre-Season

#PositionPlayerPrevious clubAgeFee
01 GK Ireland}} Nick ColganEngland}} Sunderland 35 Free Transfer
03 DF England}} Joe WiddowsonEngland}} West Ham United 19 Free Transfer
06 MF Scotland}} Peter SweeneyEngland}} Leeds United 24 Free Transfer
07 MF England}} Adrian ForbesEngland}} Millwall 30 Free Transfer
10 FW Ireland}} Barry ConlonEngland}} Bradford City 30 Signed as Free Agent
18 FW Wales}} Chris JonesWales}}Swansea City 19 Signed as Free Agent
16 DF England}} Paul LinwoodEngland}} Chester City 25 Free Transfer
19 MF England}} Michael LearyEngland}} Barnet 26 Signed as Free Agent
GK England}} Ed EleyEngland}} Grimsby Town Youth Academy 18 Pro Contract
MF England}} Drew RhoadesEngland}}Grimsby Town Youth Academy 18 Pro Contract
MF England}} Jamie SteelEngland}}Grimsby Town Youth Academy 18 Pro Contract

Mid Season

#PositionPlayerFromAgeFee
04 MF England}} Dean SinclairEngland}} Charlton Athletic 25 Loan
12 DF England}} Jude StirlingEngland}} MK Dons 27 Loan
20 GK England}} Josh LillisEngland}} Scunthorpe United 22 Loan
20 MF Jordan}} Jammal ShahinEngland}} Armthorpe Welfare 20 Signed
21 GK England}} Tommy ForecastEngland}} Southampton 22 Loan
21 MF France}} Arnaud MendyEngland}} Derby County 19 Loan
21 FW England}} Michael CoulsonEngland}} Barnsley 21 Loan
22 DF England}} Mark GrayEngland}} Grimsby Town Youth Academy 17 Pro Contract
23 DF England}} Olly LancashireEngland}} Southampton 20 Loan
23 DF England}} Olly LancashireEngland}} Southampton 20 Loan
23 FW England}} Wes FletcherEngland}} Burnley 18 Loan
24 FW Northern Ireland}} Josh MagennisWales}} Cardiff City 19 Loan
24 DF Ireland}} Damien McCroryEngland}} Plymouth Argyle 19 Loan
24 MF Ireland}} Jamie DevittEngland}} Hull City 19 Loan
30 FW England}} Nathan DixonEngland}} Grimsby Town Youth Academy 17 Pro Contract
30 MF England}} Harry DeaneEngland}} Grimsby Town Youth Academy 17 Pro Contract
31 MF England}} Nicky FeatherstoneEngland}} Hull City 21 Loan
31 MF England}} Nicky FeatherstoneEngland}} Hull City 21 Loan
32 MF England}} Mark HudsonEngland}} Gainsborough Trinity 29 Free Transfer
33 FW England}} Ben WrightEngland}} Peterborough United 21 Loan
33 FW England}} Ashley ChambersEngland}} Leicester City 19 Loan
34 FW England}} Paris Cowan-HallEngland}} Portsmouth 19 Loan
34 FW England}} Paris Cowan-HallEngland}} Portsmouth 19 Loan
36 FW England}} Tommy WrightScotland}} Aberdeen 25 Free Transfer
37 MF Scotland}} Lee PeacockEngland}} Swindon Town 33 Free Transfer
38 GK England}} Mark OxleyEngland}} Hull City 19 Loan

Out

Pre-Season

#PositionPlayerNew ClubAgeFee
03 DF England}} Tom NeweyEngland}}Bury 26 Released
07 MF England}} Peter TillEngland}}Walsall 23 Released
08 MF England}} Paul BollandEngland}}Macclesfield Town 29 Free Transfer
10 MF Wales}} Chris LlewellynWales}}Neath Athletic 28 Free Transfer
14 MF England}} James HuntEngland}}Gainsborough Trinity 32 Released
20 FW England}} Andy TaylorEngland}}Brigg Town 20 Released
27 MF France}} Mickael Buscher – 22 Released
34 GK England}} Jonathan LundEngland}}Burnley 22 Released

Mid Season

#PositionPlayerFromAgeFee
04 DF England}} Ryan BennettEngland}} Peterborough United 19 Loan
04 DF England}} Ryan BennettEngland}} Peterborough United 19 £500,000
05 DF England}} Matthew Heywood – 30 Released
10 FW Ireland}} Barry ConlonEngland}} Chesterfield 31 Loan
10 FW Ireland}} Barry ConlonEngland}} Chesterfield 31 Free Transfer
11 MF England}} Danny BoshellEngland}} Chesterfield 28 Free Transfer
12 DF England}} Jamie ClarkeEngland}} York City 27 Free Transfer
15 DF England}} Matthew BirdEngland}} Frickley Athletic 19 Loan
17 MF England}} Grant NormingtonEngland}} Frickley Athletic 19 Loan
17 MF England}} Grant NormingtonEngland}}Frickley Athletic 19 Released
18 FW Wales}} Chris JonesWales}} Neath Athletic 20 Loan
27 FW England}} Danny NorthEngland}} Alfreton Town 22 Released
– GK England}} Ed EleyEngland}} Ilkeston Town 18 Loan
– GK England}} Ed EleyEngland}} Mansfield Town 18 Loan
– GK England}} Ed EleyEngland}} Mansfield Town 18 Loan
– GK England}} Ed EleyEngland}} Eastwood Town 18 Free Transfer
– MF England}} Jamie SteelEngland}} Grimsby Borough 18 Released

Trialists

Manager Mike Newell took two of the trialists Nathan Arnold, Chris Jones in his 23-man squad to the 2009 South West Challenge Cup and defender Sol Davis joined up with the squad mini way through the 2009 South West Challenge Cup and was given 45 minutes to impress. Before the 2009 South West Challenge Cup Mike Newell had a number of strikers on trial, but none of them were offered a contract. Although not scoring Chris Jones impressed enough to be offered a contract by the club and which was later accepted.

Pre-Season

#Nat.Pos.NameFromAgeAppsGoalsResult
# England}} MF Nathan Arnold England}}Mansfield Town 22 4 2 Contract Offered but Declined
# Ireland}} FW Graham Barrett Scotland}}St Johnstone 27 0 0 No Contract Offered
# England}} DF Sol Davis England}}Luton Town 29 1 0 No Contract Offered
# Wales}}FW Chris Jones Wales}}Swansea City 19 3 0 Contract Offered & Accepted
# England}} DF Louis Lavers England}}Watford 18 2 0 No Contract Offered
# Northern Ireland}} FW Andy Smith Northern Ireland}}Portadown 28 0 0 No Contract Offered
# Italy}}GK Kevin Strukelj Australia}}Sydney United 24 0 0 No Contract Offered

Mid-Season

#Nat.Pos.NameFromAgeAppsGoalsResult
# England}} MF Chris Arthur England}}Queens Park Rangers 19 1 1 No contract offered
# Colombia}} FW Steve Lozano-Calderon England}}Charlton Athletic – 1 1 No contract offered
# England}} DF Chris Ramsey England}}Manchester City – 2 0 No contract offered
# England}}DF Darren Williams Scotland}}Dundee 32 1 0 No contract offered
# England}}MF Ryan Crowther England}}Liverpool 21 1 0 No contract offered
# England}}MF Ben Osman England}}Exeter City 19 1 0 No contract offered
# England}}MF Mark Hudson England}}Gainsborough Trinity 29 1 0 Contract Offered & Accepted
# England}}FW Sean Evans England}}Stourbridge N/A 1 0 No contract offered
# Ireland}}MF James Cronesberry England}}Middlesbrough 19 1 0 No contract offered
# Scotland}}MF Tam McManus Northern Ireland}}Derry City 28 2 0 No contract offered
# Scotland}}FW Ross Campbell Sweden}}Ostersunds FK 22 0 0 No contract offered
# England}}MF Mark Doninger England}}Blyth Spartans 19 1 0 No contract offered
# England}}DF Curtley Williams England}}Ipswich Town 19 1 0 No contract offered
# England}}MF Ryan Smith England}}Crystal Palace 23 1 0 No contract offered
# Netherlands Antilles}}DF Timothy Cathalina Netherlands}}FC Emmen 25 1 0 No contract offered

References

{{Grimsby Town F.C. seasons}}{{2009–10 in English football}}{{DEFAULTSORT:2009-10 Grimsby Town F.C. season}}

2 : 2009–10 Football League Two by team|Grimsby Town F.C. seasons
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