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词条 1908–09 Crystal Palace F.C. season
释义

  1. Southern Football League First Division

  2. FA Cup

  3. Squad statistics

  4. Notes

  5. References

{{Use dmy dates|date=February 2015}}{{Use British English|date=February 2015}}{{Infobox football club season
| club = Crystal Palace
| season = 1908–09
| manager = Edmund Goodman
| chairman = Sydney Bourne
| chrtitle = Chairman
| league = Southern Football League Division One
| league result = 16th
| cup1 = FA Cup
| cup1 result = Second round
| league topscorer = Jimmy Bauchop 17
| season topscorer = Jimmy Bauchop 20
| highest attendance = 17,076 (vs. Burnley, 6 February, FA Cup)
| lowest attendance = 1,500 (vs. Exeter City, 6 March)
| average attendance = 7,519
| prevseason = 1907–08
| nextseason = 1909–10
}}

The 1908-09 season saw Palace fail to reach the heights of the previous season. They had finished fourth in 1907-08, but this season would see them end up in 16th place. The squad underwent changes once again, with Matthew Edwards moving from Palace to Doncaster Rovers, Bill Forster moving to Grimsby Town, Billy Davies moving to West Bromwich Albion, Dick Roberts to Worcester City and Isaac Owens to Bath City.

Edward Collins came into the club from Carlisle United as a full back. James Thorpe, a half back, joined from Leeds City, while forward George Garratt joined from West Bromwich Albion. Adam Haywood joined as a player-coach, playing in a forward role, mainly as an inside right. Charles McGibbon, a centre forward, came from New Brompton and Bill Lawrence returned for a second spell at the club. Jimmy Bauchop not only finished the season top-scorer, he also started it off by becoming the first player to be sent off in a Palace shirt, on 9 September 1908 in a London Challenge Cup tie against Croydon Common.[1]

Southern Football League First Division

DateOpponentsH / AResult
F – A		ScorersAttendance
1 September 1908Coventry CityA 1 – 1 Bauchop5,000
5 September 1908LeytonH 5 – 1Bauchop 2, Swann, Woodger, unknown10,000
12 September 1908West Ham UnitedA 1 – 0Woodger10,000
16 September 1908SouthamptonH 2 – 3Swann, Bauchop
19 September 1908Brighton & Hove AlbionH 4 – 0McGibbon 3, Bauchop10,000
26 September 1908Plymouth ArgyleA 0 – 08,000
30 September 1908Norwich CityH 4 – 0Woodger, Haywood, McGibbon, Lawrence5,000
3 October 1908BrentfordA 3 – 1Haywood, Barker, McGibbon6,000
5 October 1908SouthamptonA 4 – 4McGibbon 3, Lawrence5,000
10 October 1908Luton TownH 2 – 0McGibbon, Woodger10,000
15 October 1908Norwich CityA 0 – 25,000
17 October 1908Swindon TownA 0 – 47,000
21 October 1908Queen's Park RangersH 3 – 0Garratt, Lawrence 26,000
24 October 1908PortsmouthH 3 – 2Bauchop 39,500
31 October 1908Exeter CityA 1 – 1McGibbon7,000
7 November 1908Northampton TownH 2 – 3Swann 212,000
14 November 1908New BromptonA 1 – 2McGibbon4,000
21 November 1908MillwallH 2 – 1Swann, Bauchop10,000
28 November 1908Southend UnitedA 0 – 16,000
12 December 1908Bristol RoversA 2 – 2Ryan, Bauchop6,000
19 December 1908WatfordH 3 – 1McGibbon 2, Swann8,000
26 December 1908ReadingA 2 – 2Woodger11,000
2 January 1909LeytonA 0 – 24,000
9 January 1909West Ham UnitedH 2 – 2Bauchop, Woodger6,000
23 January 1909Brighton & Hove AlbionA 3 – 05,000
30 January 1909Plymouth ArgyleH 0 – 16,000
13 February 1909Luton TownA 1 – 4Bauchop5,000
20 February 1909Swindon TownH 1 – 1Swann7,000
27 February 1909PortsmouthA 1 – 1Bauchop5,000
6 March 1909Exeter CityH 0 – 01,500
13 March 1909Northampton TownA 0 – 17,000
17 March 1909Southend UnitedH 1 – 3Brearley
20 March 1909New BromptonH 1 – 2Bauchop4,000
27 March 1909Millwall 1 – 2Swann5,000
31 March 1909BrentfordH 3 – 1Woodger 2, Bauchop2,000
3 April 1909Queen's Park RangersA 1 – 1Swann5,000
10 April 1909Coventry CityH 0 – 15,000
12 April 1909ReadingH 0 – 05,000
17 April 1909Bristol RoversH 4 – 1Lee 2, Swann, Bauchop4,000
24 April 1909WatfordA 1 – 5Bauchop4,000
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15Queens Park Rangers4012121652501.0436
16Crystal Palace401212166262136
17West Ham United401642056600.9336
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FA Cup

Palace again entered the draw in the first round proper. They were drawn away to the winners of the previous season, Wolverhampton Wanderers. Bauchop, formerly of Celtic, secured a draw with two goals for Palace. In the replay, Wolves took the lead with barely a minute gone, before Palace equalised through Lawrence within 15 minutes. Bauchop then thought he had put Palace ahead, but was in an off-side position. Palace lost Ryan to an injury shortly before half-time and battled on with ten men, before Ryan re-entered the fray to help see them to the half-time whistle. Collins eventually put Palace ahead but they failed to hold onto the lead and a resurgent Wolves equalised with 8 minutes to play. The tie went to extra time, and Bauchop scored a third with Needham, covering at full back, putting the tie beyond Wolves in the final minute. The goal was recalled nearly forty years later by a letter writer to the Croydon Advertiser: "Needham playing at left back tackled and robbed a Wolves forward - a clever piece of play. Instead of passing the ball up field, he simply weaved his way through all the players and dribbled it right up to the Wolves' goal, putting in an unstoppable shot."[2] In the second round they drew Burnley, drawing at home and losing the replay 9–0 in. The defeat remains the club's heaviest loss in the FA Cup.[3]

DateRoundOpponentsH / AResult
F – A		ScorersAttendance
16 January 1909First RoundWolverhampton WanderersA2 – 2Bauchop 218,653
21 January 1909First Round ReplayWolverhampton WanderersH4 – 2Lawrence, Garratt, Bauchop, Needham12,300
6 February 1909Second RoundBurnleyH0 – 017,066
10 February 1909Second Round ReplayBurnleyA0 – 912,000

Squad statistics

Pos.NameLeagueFA CupTotal
AppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoals
GK{{flagicon|ENG}} Henry Balding200020
GK{{flagicon|ENG}} Joshua Johnson38040420
FB{{flagicon|ENG}} Harry Collyer27040310
FB{{flagicon|ENG}} George Walker800080
FB{{flagicon|ENG}} Edward Collins24030270
HB{{flagicon|ENG}} Wilf Innerd (c)24040280
HB{{flagicon|ENG}} Charles Ryan28140321
HB{{flagicon|ENG}} Fred Lewis13010140
HB{{flagicon|ENG}} John Brearley39140401
HB{{flagicon|}} James Thorpe17000170
HB{{flagicon|ENG}} James Hullock500050
HB{{flagicon|}} Arthur Wilson100010
FW{{flagicon|ENG}} George Garratt33141372
FW{{flagicon|ENG}} George Woodger37940419
FW{{flagicon|ENG}} Archie Needham24041281
FW{{flagicon|ENG}} Dick Roberts200020
FW{{flagicon|SCO}} James Bauchop3517433920
FW{{flagicon|ENG}} H. Higgins100010
FW{{flagicon|ENG}} Herbert Swann2511002511
FW{{flagicon|}} Jack Kyle300030
FW{{flagicon|ENG}} Adam Haywood920092
FW{{flagicon|ENG}} Charles McGibbon1713001713
FW{{flagicon|}} H. Barker610061
FW{{flagicon|}} Bill Lawrence16441205
FW{{flagicon|}} Frank Lee620062

Notes

1. ^King, 234-5
2. ^Matthews, pp. 17-18.
3. ^King, p. 443

References

Bibliography
  • {{cite book|last=King|first=Ian|title=Crystal Palace: The Complete Record 1905–2011|publisher=Derby Books Publishing Company Limited|year=2012|isbn=978-1-78091-221-9}}
  • Matthews, Tony (editor). We All Follow The Palace. Juma, 1998. {{ISBN|1-872204-55-4}}
Citations
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