请输入您要查询的百科知识：

　

词条 List of Port Vale F.C. seasons
释义

  1. Seasons

  2. Key

  3. Notes

  4. References

  5. Further reading

{{Use British English|date=March 2015}}{{Use dmy dates|date=March 2012}}

Port Vale F.C. is an English professional association football club based in Burslem, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, playing in EFL League Two, the fourth level of the English football league system, as of the 2018–19 season. The club was probably formed in 1879[1] and in 1884 took the name Burslem Port Vale F.C. The club folded in 1907 and the new club dropped 'Burslem' from its name. They played their home matches at the Athletic Ground between 1886 and 1913, at The Old Recreation Ground between 1913 and 1950, and at Vale Park from 1950 to the present day. The club joined the English Football League in 1892 as founder members of the Football League Second Division, resigning in 1907, only to return in 1919.

Twice in the 20th century Port Vale came close to winning promotion to the highest tier of English football, in 1930–31; they finished fifth, eight points from automatic promotion. In 1996–97 they finished eighth, four points away from sixth place Crystal Palace (who went on to win promotion to the Premier League in the play-offs). However a decline then set in and by 2008 the club had plummeted to the Football League's basement division. They were promoted in 2012–13, before suffering relegation again in 2016–17.

First team matches were recorded for the first time in 1882, meaning records go back over 125 years, friendlies are not included in this data (including goal tallies). As of the 2018–19 season, Port Vale have never played top-flight football, they have spent 41 seasons in the second tier, 46 seasons in the third tier, 20 seasons in the fourth tier of the Football League, as well as 16 seasons in non-league football. No team has played more Football League seasons (107) without ever reaching the top-flight.

Seasons

SeasonLeagueFA CupEFL Cup{{ref label|LC|A|OtherTop scorer{{ref label|GS|B|
DivisionPWDLFAPtsPos
1882–83Burslem Port Vale did not play league footballNSCCC winnersEnoch Hood2
1883–84Burslem Port Vale did not play league footballSSC SFCharles Simpson1
1884–85Burslem Port Vale did not play league footballBCC winnersErnie Payne5
1885–86Burslem Port Vale did not play league footballR5NSCCC runners-upBilly Reynolds7
1886–87Burslem Port Vale did not play league footballR3SSC SF11
1887–88Burslem Port Vale did not play league football1QSSC R3Harry CooksonF|E|}}
1888–89The Combination2674154057222QNSCCC SFJimmy Ditchfield8
1889–90Burslem Port Vale did not play league football2QSSC SFFrank McGinnes2
1890–91Midland League24113105949258th2QNSCCC winners19
1891–922112185233253rd1QSCC winners19
1892–93Second Division22631330571511th1QBSC 2RMeshach Dean6
1893–9428134116664307th1QSSC 2RBilly Beats20
1894–9530741939771815th1QSSC 2RMeshach Dean8
1895–9630741943781814th2QSSC 1RErnest Beckett8
1896–97Midland League28143116456317th5QSSCC winnersDick Evans
Danny Simpson		14
1897–982210374632235thR2SSC winners11
1898–99Second Division34175125634399th5QBSC runners-upJames Peake17
1899–00341461439493411th5QBSC runners-upHoward Harvey17
1900–01341111124547339thR1SSC QFAdrian Capes11
1901–02341091543592912th5QSSC SF20
1902–0334138135762349th4QSSC R118
1903–04341091554522913thR1SSC R117
1904–05341071747722716th6QBSC SFDick Allman8
1905–06381242249822817thR1SSC SFHarry Mountford15
1906–07381271960833116thR2SSC SFBilly Beats15
1907–08North Staffordshire Federation League168353428195thNSFLC R6Bert Beech11
1908–09North Staffordshire & District League26113125751258thHC R217
1909–102621148925431stSJC winnersJoe Brough43
1910–112614395041314thNSNSC SFJ. Tunnicliffe11
1911–12The Central League32151254623422ndSSC winnersFrank Cannon18
1912–1338197125538454th3QBSC winnersEli Adams20
1913–14381711107862454thR1BSC runners-upChris Young37
1914–1538253108442533rd5QNSIC winners40
No competitive football was played for the 1914–1915 season due to the First World War.
1916–17Lancashire Regional Section30771650402115thST 12thJack Needham12
1917–1830981347552611thST 14thDavid Bowcock7
1918–19301041639782412thST 4thHarry Howell9
1919–20Second Division421681859624013thR1SSC winnersBobby Blood26
1920–214211141743493617th6QNSIC runners-up20
1921–22421482043573618thR1NSIC winnersTom Page10
1922–23421491939513717th5QNSIC runners-upTom Butler9
1923–244213121750663816th5QNSIC runners-upBilly Briscoe
Tom Page		10
1924–2542178174856428thR1Wilf Kirkham33
1925–2642196177969448thR335
1926–27421613138878458thR4NSRIC runners-up41
1927–2842188166857449thR514
1928–29421542371863421stR315
1929–30Third Division North42307510337671stR2NSRIC runners-upSam Jennings21
1930–31Second Division42215166761475thR417
1931–32421372258893320thR4NSRIC runners-upTom Nolan11
1932–334214101866793817thR3Wilf Kirkham15
1933–3442197166055458thR3Tom Nolan22
1934–354211121955743418thR316
1935–364212822561063221stR4Jack Roberts12
1936–37Third Division North4217101558644411thR3NSC SFTommy Ward18
1937–384212141665733815thR1NSC R1Jack Roberts28
1938–39Third Division South421491952583718thR2SoSC SFTom Nolan17
LA|D|2011011PFLWRT 8thJack Roberts13
No competitive football was played between 1940 and 1944 due to the Second World War.
1944–45Football League North18521122361245thFLN2C 54thAlf Bellis10
1945–46Third Division (South) North Region209653425243rdR3TDSRC 8thBill Pointon19
1946–47Third Division South421791668634310thR4Morris Jones26
1947–48421611156354438thR1Ronnie Allen13
1948–494214111751543913thR1Walter Aveyard13
1949–504215111647424113thR4Cliff Pinchbeck16
1950–514616131760654512thR319
1951–524614151750664313thR1Albert Mullard13
1952–53Third Division North46201886735582ndR2CC runners-upBasil Hayward22
1953–5446261737421691stSF25
1954–55Second Division4212111948713517thR4Cyril Done13
1955–564216131360584512thR4Len Stephenson14
1956–57428628571012222ndR3Cyril Done9
1957–58Third Division South4616102067584215thR2Stan Steele22
1958–59Fourth Division422612811058641stR122
1959–60Third Division461981980794614thR5SCT runners-upGraham Barnett17
1960–61461715149679497thR3R2SCT winnersCliff Portwood26
1961–624617111865584512thR5R1Bert Llewellyn
Arthur Longbottom		20
1962–6346238177258543rdR4R2Tony Richards13
1963–644616141653494613thR4R213
1964–65469142341763222ndR2R1Albert Cheesebrough7
1965–66Fourth Division461592248593919thR3R1John Rowland23
1966–674614151755584313thR2R1Mick Cullerton12
1967–684612151961723918thR1R2Roy Chapman25
1968–694616141646464613thR3R112
1969–7046201976133594thR2R1John James17
1970–71Third Division4615121952594217thR1R115
1971–724613151843594115thR3R1Bobby Gough10
1972–73462111145669536thR3R2Sammy Morgan
Ray Williams		11
1973–744614141852584220thR3R1John Woodward18
1974–75461815136154516thR1R1Terry Bailey
Ray Williams		14
1975–764615161555544612thR2R1Mick Cullerton21
1976–774611161947713819thR5R1DC runners-upKen Beamish18
1977–78468201846673621stR2R116
1978–79Fourth Division4614141857704216thR1R1Bernie Wright15
1979–804612122256703620thR1R1Neville Chamberlain11
1980–814612151957703919thR3R113
1981–82461816125649707thR3R2Ernie Moss17
1982–83462610106734883rdR1R1Robert Newton20
1983–84Third Division4611102551834323rdR1R2FLT R2Eamonn O'Keefe11
1984–85Fourth Division4614181461596012thR3R2FLT R2Alistair Brown21
1985–8646211696737794thR2R2FLT ASFAndy Jones18
1986–87Third Division4615121976705712thR2R2FLT AQF37
1987–884618111758566511thR5R1FLT R1Darren Beckford
David Riley		10
1988–89462412107848843rdR3R2FLT PDarren Beckford23
1989–90Second Division4615161562576111thR4R2FMC R221
1990–914615121956645715thR4R2FMC R123
1991–924610152742594524thR3R3FMC R2Martin Foyle16
1992–9346261197944893rdR3R1FLT winnersIan Taylor19
1993–94462610107946882ndR4R1FLT AQFMartin Foyle18
1994–95First Division4615131858645817thR2R220
1995–964615151659666012thR5R1AIC runners-upTony Naylor12
1996–97461716135855678thR3R320
1997–984613102356554919thR3R1Lee Mills16
1998–99461382545754721stR3R1Martin Foyle9
1999–00467152448693623rdR3R1Tony Rougier9
2000–01Second Division4616141655496211thR1R1FLT winnersTony Naylor21
2001–024616102051625814thR2R2FLT AQFStephen McPhee14
2002–034614112154705317thR1R1FLT AQFMarc Bridge-Wilkinson9
2003–04462110157362737thR2R1FLT AR1Stephen McPhee27
2004–05League One461752449595618thR2R1FLT AR2Billy Paynter13
2005–064616121849546013thR4R1FLT AR2Leon Constantine12
2006–07461862264656012thR2R4FLT AR226
2007–08469112647813823rdR2R1FLT PLuke Rodgers12
2008–09League Two461392444664818thR2R1FLT R1Marc Richards11
2009–104617171261506810thR2R3FLT R323
2010–114617141554496511thR3R2FLT R220
2011–12462091768605912thR1R1FLT R117
2012–13462115118752783rdR2R1FLT R3Tom Pope33
2013–14League One46187215973619thR4R1FLT R216
2014–15461592255655418thR1R2FLT R212
2015–164618111756586512thR2R2FLT R2AJ Leitch-Smith13
2016–174612132145704921stR3R1EFLT GSAlex Jones10
2017–18League Two4611142149674720thR1R1EFLT R2Tom Pope19

Key

WinnersRunners upPromotedRelegated
{{col-begin}}{{col-3}}

Key to league record:

P – games played

W – games won

D – games drawn

L – games lost

F – goals for

A – goals against

Pts – points

Pos – final position

{{col-3}}

Key to rounds:

P – Preliminaries

1Q – first qualifying round

2Q – second qualifying round

3Q – third qualifying round

4Q – fourth qualifying round

5Q – fifth qualifying round

6Q – sixth qualifying round

R1 – first round

R2 – second round

R3 – third round

R4 – fourth round

R5 – fifth round

R6 – sixth round

QF – quarter-final

SF – semi-final

GS – group stage

AQF – Area quarter-finals

ASF – Area semi-finals

AF – Area final

{{col-3}}

Key to cups:

AIC – Anglo-Italian Cup

ASP – Associate Members' Cup

BSC – Birmingham Senior Cup

BBC – Burslem Challenge Cup

CC – Coronation Cup

DC – Debenhams Cup

FLT / EFLT – Football League Trophy / EFL Trophy

FLWRT – Football League Western Regional Tournament

FMC – Full Members Cup

HC – Hanley Cup

NSC – Northern Section Cup

SJC – Staffordshire Junior Cup

NSFLC – North Staffordshire Federation League Cup

NSIC / NSRIC – North Staffordshire (Royal) Infirmary Cup

NSNSC – North Staffordshire Nursing Society's Cup

SCT – Supporters' Clubs' Trophy

SoSC – Southern Section Cup

SSC – Staffordshire Senior Cup

SSCC – Staffordshire Senior Charity Cup

ST – Subsidiary Tournament (to league)

TDSRC – Third Division (South) North Region Cup

{{col-end}}

Notes

A. {{note|LC}} The EFL Cup competition did not start until the 1960–61 season.

B. {{note|GS}} Other than where stated, includes all senior competitive first-team matches.

C. {{note|champ}} The Second Division was renamed Football League One as part of a new sponsorship deal in the 2004–05 season.

D. {{note|LA}} League abandoned due to WW2.

E. {{note|F}} Friendly matches are the only recorded matches for this season

References

1. ^The Valiants' Years: The Story Of Port Vale, {{ISBN|0-9508981-4-7}}, 1990, pages 4-13, The Port Vale Record 1879-1993, {{ISBN|0-9508981-9-8}}, 1993, page 4, and What If There Had Been No Port In The Vale?: Startling Port Vale Stories, {{ISBN|978-0-952915-28-7}}, 2011, pages 18-33, all by Kent, Jeff.

Further reading

  • {{cite book|author=Kent, Jeff|title=The Port Vale Record 1879–1993|publisher=Witan Books|year=1993|isbn=0-9508981-9-8}}
{{Port Vale F.C.}}{{Port Vale F.C. seasons}}{{Lists of English football seasons}}

3 : English football club seasons|Port Vale F.C.|Port Vale F.C. seasons
随便看

　

开放百科全书收录14589846条英语、德语、日语等多语种百科知识，基本涵盖了大多数领域的百科知识，是一部内容自由、开放的电子版国际百科全书。

　

Copyright © 2023 OENC.NET All Rights Reserved
京ICP备2021023879号 更新时间：2024/9/24 5:31:16