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List of Bath City F.C. seasons

Bath City Football Club is a semi-professional football club based in Bath, Somerset, England. The club is affiliated to the Somerset FA and currently competes in the National League South, the sixth tier of English football. Nicknamed the "Romans", the club was founded in 1889 as Bath AFC, and changed its name to Bath City in 1905. Bath City came runners up in the Southern League in 1930, and again in 1933. The club was discussed as a potential entrant to the Football League Third Division South during the 1930s,[1][2] but missed out on election to the Football League on multiple occasions, including 1935, 1978 and 1985.[3]

Bath AFC squad photograph in 1890 at the North Parade Ground

During the Second World War, the club won the Football League North, making them the only non-League football club to have ever won an English Football League trophy.[4] Bath reached the third round of the FA Cup six times, beating league sides such as Crystal Palace (in 1931), Millwall (in 1959), and Cardiff City (in 1992).[5] The club were crowned Southern League champions in 1960 and 1978, one of the highest levels of non-League football at the time. After a period of relative decline in the 1990s while in the Conference, Bath were demoted to the seventh tier in 2004. They were promoted in 2007,[6] and then again in 2010,[7] and played in the Conference for the first time since 1997, though the club were relegated in 2012 and have played in the National League South since.[5]

In total (exluding county only competitions), Bath have won three Southern League titles (1959–60, 1977–78, 2006–07); one Southern League Cup (1978–79) and one wartme Football League North title (1943–44). The list details the team's achievements, top goal scorer and attendances in senior first-team competitions from their first in the Wiltshire League during the 1901–02 season to the end of the most recently completed season. Details of the abandoned 1939–40 season and unofficial Second World War leagues are not included.

Key

WinnersRunners-upPromoted ↑Relegated ↓

Seasons

Correct as of the end of the 2022–23 season.

Seasons of Bath City F.C.
SeasonLeagueFA CupFA Trophy[a]League Cup[b]Top goalscorer(s)[c]Average attendance[d]Ref
DivisionTierPWDLGFGAPtsPosPlayer(s)Goals
1901–02WIL–165292137127th––––––[10]
1902–03BDL–––––––––––––––[11]
1903–04WIL–2041152189910th––––––[12]
1904–05WIL 1–2010194941215th––––––[13]
1905–06WIL 1–2273123547179th––––––[14]
1906–07BRI 1–228583627198th––––––[15]
1907–08BRI 1–––––––––––––––[16]
1908–09WL 2–226793945198thQR3–––––[17]
1909–10WL 1–2456133166159thQR1–––––[18]
1910–11WL 1–189453830223rdQR1––Tom Allen13–[19]
1911–12WL 1–2010283127229thQR1––Tom Allen12–[20]
1912–13WL 1–2213185235274thQR1––Bert Lovell23–[21]
1913–14WL 1–2217236734362ndQR4––Charlie Gould23–[22]
Competitive football suspended for the duration of World War I
1919–20WL 1–188284829185thQR4––Jack Hill19–[23]
1920–21WL 1–30127114545318thQR1––Joe Dailmore31–[24]
1921–22SL[e]–361651555533711thQR5––Percy Dore32–[26]
1922–23SL–381082044712815thR1––Percy Bolston16–[27]
1923–24SL–34691932172116thQR1––Jim Lawson10–[28]
1924–25SL–38882228852418thQR1––Percy Bolston7–[29]
1925–26SL–26711838861514thR2––Bill Graydon13–[30]
1926–27SL–26791044522311thQR1––Bill Graydon25–[31]
1927–28SL–301231564682711thQR1––Bill Graydon29–[32]
1928–29SL–2613496159306thQR1––Charlie Brittain46–[33]
1929–30SL–2816668552381st[f]R2––Charlie Brittain31–[35]
1930–31SL–2210664739265thQR3––Jim McCartney28–[36]
1931–32SL–2412755033313rdR3––Ernie Coombs37–[37]
1932–33SL–2013436234301st[g]QR4–SFWilf Lewis26–[38]
1933–34SL–2011364325253rdR1–QRTrotman44–[39]
1934–35SL–166463532165thR3–R1Ernie Coombs26–[40]
1935–36SL–165561826155thQR4–R2Reg Weaver37–[41]
1936–37SL–30155106652354thR1–R2Ted Buckley28–[42]
1937–38SL–32991645652714thQR4–R2Bill Brown13–[43]
1938–39SL–4416121658744411thQR4–R2Bill Chambers32–[44]
Competitive football suspended for the duration of World War II
1945–46SL–2012266232343rdQR2–R3Bob Farrington20–[45]
1946–47SL–32771852932116thQR4–R3Stan Merrit222,126[46]
1947–48SL–341281455623211thQR4–R3Dave McCulloch272,932[47]
1948–49SL–421581972873813thQR4–R2Dave McCulloch48–[48]
1949–50SL–461672361783917thQR1–RUKelly19–[49]
1950–51SL–4415101966734015thQR1–QRBert Hawkins22–[50]
1951–52SL–421961775674410thQR4–R1Ray Snook344,107[51]
1952–53SL–422210107146545thR2–R1Jackie Boyd27[52]
1953–54SL–421712137367464thR1–R1Cliff Pinchbeck23–[53]
1954–55SL–42189157380459thQR4–R1Eric Marsden21–[54]
1955–56SL–4271025431072422ndQR2–QRSelwyn Watkins12–[55]
1956–57SL–421581956783817thQR1–R2Len Pickard32–[56]
1957–58SL–421392065643516thR2–R1Len Pickard45–[57]
1958–59SLP–34175128962396thR1–RUCharlie Fleming484,333[58]
1959–60SLP–42323711650671st[h]R3–R2Charlie Fleming474,940[60]
1960–61SLP–421814107452506thR1–R2Charlie Fleming402,902[61]
1961–62SLP–422571010270572ndQR4–R2Neil Langman313,095[62]
1962–63SLP–401861658564210thQR4–R2Ken Owens162,316[63]
1963–64SLP–4224998851573rdR3–R2Charlie Fleming322,993[64]
1964–65SLP ↓–421332660862922ndR1–R2Mike Denton161,910[65]
1965–66SL 1 ↑–46251388850634thR2–R4Mike Denton412,030[66]
1966–67SLP ↓–4211121951743019thR2–R3Mike Denton182,191[67]
1967–68SL 1–42211297851546thQR4–R2Ian Henderson342,076[68]
1968–69SLP ↑–42261069640622ndQR4–R2John Allen342,151[69]
1969–70SLP–421881663554411thQR3R1QRBrian Owen341,831[70]
1970–71SLP–4213121748683815thQR3QR3R3Dave Taylor161,239[71]
1971–72SLP ↓–421142745862620thQR2QR2R1John Mitten191,308[72]
1972–73SL 1–421811135654477thQR1R1R2Colin Norman331,229[73]
1973–74SL 1 ↑–38208105535482ndQR2QR3R2Pete Harman131,309[74]
1974–75SLP–42208146350486thR1QR3R3John Fairbrother19–[75]
1975–76SLP–4211161562573816thQR1QR1R1John Fairbrother41867[76]
1976–77SLP–42201575130554thQR4R1R2Kevin Griffin161,134[77]
1977–78SLP–42221828332621st[i]R1QR3R1George Gibbs211,611[79]
1978–79SLP–42171965535535thQR4R1WPeter Rodgers111,060[80]
1979–80APL[j]53810121643693216thQR1R3R1Martin Wheeler12970[81]
1980–81APL5381610126132426thQR4R1R3Graham Withey18898[82]
1981–82APL542151017505755[k]12thQR2R1R1Graham Withey16888[84]
1982–83APL5421791651426010thQR3R1R2Dave Singleton22738[85]
1983–84APL5421712136048536thQR2R2R1Gary Smith16635[86]
1984–85APL542219126347574th[l]QR3R3R1Gary Smith16651[87]
1985–86APL54213111853544512thR2R1R1Dave Singleton16549[88]
1986–87Conf54217121363626310thR2R2R1Paul Bodin27501[89]
1987–88Conf ↓5429102348763720thR3R2R3Paul Bodin14596[90]
1988–89SLP6421513146651589thR2R1R2John Freegard27560[91]
1989–90SLP ↑64230848128982ndR1R1R3Paul Randall51660[92]
1990–91Conf54210122055614220thQR4R3R1Paul Randall22882[93]
1991–92Conf5421612145451609thQR3R3R1Paul Randall26706[94]
1992–93Conf5421514136356597thR2R1R1Richard Crowley13637[95]
1993–94Conf54213171247385612thR3R2R2Paul Adcock23653[96]
1994–95Conf54215121555565712thR1R1R2Dean Birky19646[97]
1995–96Conf5421372445664618thQR4R1R1Graham Withey13515[98]
1996–97Conf ↓54212111939534720thQR4R2R1Mike Davis21689[99]
1997–98SLP6421912117251696thQR4R2R2Mike Davis23670[100]
1998–99SLP6421811137044654thQR4R3R2Martin Paul30793[101]
1999–00SLP642191587049724thR1R1QRMartin Paul30993[102]
2000–01SLP64215131467685515thQR4R2R2Martin Paul19812[103]
2001–02SLP64213111856655017thQR2R2R3Adrian Foster21850[104]
2002–03SLP64213131650615214thQR4R3R1Jason Eaton16866[105]
2003–04SLP64213121749575116th[m]QR3R3R4Scott Partridge18714[107]
2004–05SLP7421912115743696thR2R3R3John Williams19616[108]
2005–06SLP74225896633832ndQR3QR3R4Scott Partridge23732[109]
2006–07SLP ↑742271058429911stQR2R1R4Scott Partridge18930[110]
2007–08CS64210833059368thQR4R1R2Dave Gilroy26851[111]
2008–09CS642208145645688thQR3R1R3Dave Gilroy22618[112]
2009–10CS ↑6422012106646724th[113]R1QR3–Darren Edwards25965[114]
2010–11CP54616151564686310thQR4R2–Lee Phillips161,053[115]
2011–12CP ↓5467102943893123rdR1R3–Sean Canham11848[116]
2012–13NLS64215101760585511thQR3R1–Charlie Griffin20583[117]
2013–14NLS6421812126338667thQR4QR3–David Pratt18599[118]
2014–15NLS6401581759575314thQR4SF–David Pratt22500[119]
2015–16NLS64214111750615314thQR3R1–David Pratt10727[120]
2016–17NLS642188167152629thQR3QR3–Andy Waltkins14612[121]
2017–18NLS6421712136448639thQR4R1–Jack Compton12702[122]
2018–19NLS6422011115836715thQR4R1–Ross Stearn141,142[123]
2019–20NLS63518985037634thQR4R1–Tom Smith171,081[124]
2020–21NLS613412115231318thQR3R1–Tommy Conway9–[125]
2021–22NLS6401362145684518thQR4R4–Cody Cooke201,204[126]
2022–23NLS64619101764576711thQR3R3–Scott Wilson231,116[127]
2023–24NLS6462013136951736thQR4R4–Cody Cooke181,495[128]

Footnotes

References

General

  • Miller, Kerry., ed. (2003). Stars in Stripes: The Official History of Bath City Football Club. Chippenham: Antony Rowe Ltd.

Specific

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