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The Scarborough team of the 1885–86 season

Scarborough Football Club started competing in English football from 1887, when the club first competed in the FA Cup, to 2007, when it was liquidated. This list details the club's achievements in all major competitions, and the top scorers for each season.

The club was formed in 1879 and during the early 1880s the club participated in the Scarborough & East Riding County Cup, but took no part in any league.[1] They went on to compete in the Cleveland Amateur League but left after one season, gaining admission to play in the Northern League Second Division for the 1898–99 season.[2][3] They played in the Yorkshire Combination from 1910 to 1914, but were made to return to the Northern League after the league collapsed.[4] After turning professional, the club competed in the Yorkshire League but after one season there they joined the Midland League, which fielded stronger teams.[5]

Scarborough competed in the Midland League for 26 seasons, which were disrupted by a seven-year absence from 1939 to 1946 due to the Second World War. In 1960 they joined the Northern Counties League.[3] After two seasons, they joined the re-formed North Eastern League for the 1962–63 season, which Scarborough finished as champions.[3] Following this season, Scarborough rejoined the Midland League for five seasons before becoming founder members of the Northern Premier League.[3] The 1972–73 season saw Scarborough finish as runners-up in the league and as winners of the FA Trophy, a competition which the club won on a further two occasions, in 1976 and 1977.[3]

The club became founder members of the Alliance Premier League in 1979, and were the division's champions for the 1986–87 season, when it was renamed the Football Conference.[3] This ensured the club's entry to the Football League Fourth Division as the first non-league team to gain automatic promotion to The Football League. In their second season in the Fourth Division Scarborough reached the play-offs, where they were beaten by Leyton Orient 2–1 on aggregate.[3] The play-offs were again reached in 1998, but a 7–2 aggregate defeat by Torquay United meant elimination in the semi-final. The following season the club finished bottom of the Football League, and endured relegation to the Conference.[3] They played there until falling to the Conference North for the 2006–07 season.[3] This was Scarborough's final season, as they folded in June 2007.[6]

Key

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Champions Runners-up Promoted Relegated

Division shown in bold when it changes due to promotion, relegation or league reorganisation. Top scorer shown in bold when he set or equalled a club record.

Seasons

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Season League FA Cup League
Cup[7] 		Other competitions Top scorer
Division P W D L F A Pts Pos
1887–88 Scarborough did not compete in league football until 1898. R1
1888–89 QR2
1889–90 QR1
1890–91 QR1
1891–92 QR2
1892–93
1893–94 FA Amateur Cup QR2
1894–95
1895–96
1896–97
1897–98 FA Amateur Cup QR3
1898–99 North 2 16 5 1 10 21 37 11 8th FA Amateur Cup QR3
1899–1900 North 2 14 4 3 7 27 34 11 6th FA Amateur Cup QR3 F Jefferson 11
1900–01 North 20 9 3 8 25 28 21 6th FA Amateur Cup R1 Lionel Charlwood 9
1901–02 North 18 5 3 10 20 35 13 9th PR FA Amateur Cup R1 Alf Duke 10
1902–03 North 24 5 4 15 23 69 14 11th QR1 FA Amateur Cup R1 Allan 8
1903–04 North 24 7 2 15 36 70 16 11th QR2 FA Amateur Cup R2 Billy Todd 21
1904–05 North 24 4 5 15 22 60 13 12th QR1 FA Amateur Cup QR2 Sims 7
1905–06 North 26 7 2 17 24 93 16 13th FA Amateur Cup R2 Renwick 11
1906–07 North 22 7 1 14 34 50 15 12th FA Amateur Cup QR3 George Blades 14
1907–08 North 22 5 0 17 44 70 10 12th QR1 FA Amateur Cup QR4 Ocky Johnson 31
1908–09 North 22 9 1 12 45 56 19 8th QR1 FA Amateur Cup R1 Ocky Johnson 31
1909–10 North 22 8 4 10 43 49 20 7th PR FA Amateur Cup R3 Ocky Johnson 20
1910–11 Yorks Comb 18 12 1 5 53 36 25 2nd QR1 FA Amateur Cup R2 Ocky Johnson 24
1911–12 Yorks Comb 28 16 4 6 69 46 36 4th QR1 FA Amateur Cup R2 Ocky Johnson 25
1912–13 Yorks Comb 24 10 4 10 57 51 24 6th QR2 FA Amateur Cup R1 Ocky Johnson 15
1913–14 Yorks Comb 18 8 1 9 41 42 17 5th PR FA Amateur Cup QR2 Ocky Johnson 20
1914–15 North 16 6 1 9 23 49 13 7th PR FA Amateur Cup R1 W Renwick 7
League football and FA Cup were suspended until after the First World War.
1919–20 North 26 5 3 18 30 94 13 14th PR FA Amateur Cup R2 Ocky Johnson 15
1920–21 North 26 4 3 19 28 60 11 14th QR2 FA Amateur Cup R2 Ocky Johnson 22
1921–22 North 26 4 8 14 39 71 16 12th QR2 FA Amateur Cup QR3 Spaven 14
1922–23 North 26 10 1 15 51 52 21 12th QR1 FA Amateur Cup QR3 Ocky Johnson 19
1923–24 North 28 8 9 11 55 55 25 10th QR1 FA Amateur Cup QR2 A Coulson 20
1924–25 North 28 11 2 15 50 45 24 10th PR FA Amateur Cup QR2 A Coulson 14
1925–26 North 26 10 2 14 53 72 22 11th QR4 FA Amateur Cup R3 Wade 18
1926–27 Yorks Lge 30 10 7 13 74 69 27 10th Ellis 20
1927–28 Mid 44 26 7 11 108 61 59 2nd QR2 Harry Lovatt 40
1928–29 Mid 50 25 8 17 115 91 58 7th R2 Billy Clayson 46
1929–30 Mid 50 36 9 5 143 44 81 1st QR4 Billy Clayson 48
1930–31 Mid 46 16 9 21 93 110 41 16th R3 Jack Rand 24
1931–32 Mid 46 22 7 17 81 83 51 6th QR4 Fred Wallbanks 34
1932–33 Mid 44 25 9 10 137 81 59 5th R2 Billy Clayson 58
1933–34 Mid 32 12 8 12 57 67 32 8th R1 Walter Camidge
John Nock 		24
1934–35 Mid 38 2 11 25 32 113 15 20th Billy Clayson 12
1935–36 Mid 40 15 9 16 61 70 39 13th R2 Albert Smithson 53
1936–37 Mid 42 10 6 26 55 99 26 21st William Varty 27
1937–38 Mid 42 23 7 12 70 46 53 3rd R3 Alf Agar 24
1938–39 Mid 42 18 10 14 79 81 46 9th R1 Alf Agar 18
No competitive football was played between 1939 and 1946 due to the Second World War.
1945–46 n/a[8] QR4
1946–47 Mid 42 15 9 18 73 83 39 14th QR4 Peter Cook 13
1947–48 Mid 42 12 9 21 67 85 33 17th QR4 Peter Cook 14
1948–49 Mid 42 11 9 22 49 90 31 19th R2 Peter Cook 22
1949–50 Mid 46 18 8 20 106 96 44 14th QR4 George Murphy 31
1950–51 Mid 42 14 14 14 70 70 42 11th R1 Roy Cooling 17
1951–52 Mid 42 19 10 13 92 76 48 6th QR4 Geoff Redhead 21
1952–53 Mid 46 14 7 25 74 108 35 20th R1 Geoff Redhead 14
1953–54 Mid 46 14 10 22 80 97 38 19th R1 Ellis Stafford 23
1954–55 Mid 46 12 8 26 62 122 32 22nd R1 Geoff Redhead 13
1955–56 Mid 46 13 10 23 90 113 36 18th R1 Alan Parkinson 38
1956–57 Mid 46 13 7 26 86 128 33 23rd R1 Alan Parkinson 29
1957–58 Mid 46 20 10 16 80 70 50 7th R1 Jim Scarborough 19
1958–59 Mid 36 13 9 14 63 79 35 9th QR4 Ernie Whittle 13
1959–60 Mid 32 9 8 15 48 65 26 13th R1 Ernie Whittle 14
1960–61 NCL 18 9 1 8 32 30 19 5th R1 John Powell 15
1961–62 NCL 24 11 5 8 48 31 27 6th QR4 Eddy Brown 16
1962–63 NE 22 14 4 4 71 34 32 1st R1 Cliff Jones 24
1963–64 Mid 42 26 11 5 107 45 63 2nd QR3 Alan Franks
John Powell 		25
1964–65 Mid 42 22 10 10 116 67 54 5th R2 Johnny Edgar 26
1965–66 Mid 42 19 7 16 89 80 45 11th R1 Alan Franks 25
1966–67 Mid 42 22 7 13 89 59 51 6th QR1 Alan Franks 29
1967–68 Mid 40 21 4 15 67 52 46 7th QR1 Keith Adamson 24
1968–69 NPL 38 9 10 19 49 68 28 17th QR2 Alan Wilcockson 15
1969–70 NPL 38 20 10 8 74 39 50 4th QR4 FA Trophy R2 Alan Franks 36
1970–71 NPL 42 23 12 7 83 40 58 3rd R1 FA Trophy R2 Jeff Barmby 29
1971–72 NPL 46 21 15 10 75 46 57 4th R1 FA Trophy R2 Malcolm Thompson 31
1972–73 NPL 46 26 9 11 72 39 61 2nd R2 FA Trophy W Malcolm Leask 25
1973–74 NPL 46 22 14 10 62 43 58 5th R2 FA Trophy R2 Jeff Barmby
Malcolm Leask 		15
1974–75 NPL 46 24 12 10 75 45 60 5th QR4 FA Trophy RU Jeff Barmby 31
1975–76 NPL 46 26 10 10 84 43 62 3rd R3 FA Trophy W John Woodall 30
1976–77 NPL 44 21 12 11 77 66 54 5th R1 Anglo-Italian Cup R4 John Woodall 24
FA Trophy W
1977–78 NPL 46 26 10 10 80 39 62 4th R3 Anglo-Italian Cup R4 Dave Smith 28
FA Trophy R1
1978–79 NPL 44 19 14 11 61 44 52 4th R2 FA Trophy R2 Derek Abbey 15
1979–80 All Prem 38 12 15 11 47 38 39 11th R1 FA Trophy R1 Bob Gauden 17
1980–81 All Prem 38 17 13 8 49 29 47 3rd R1 FA Trophy R1 Bob Gauden 16
1981–82 All Prem 42 19 11 12 65 52 68 7th QR4 FA Trophy QF Colin Williams 33
1982–83 All Prem 42 17 12 13 71 58 63 9th R1 FA Trophy R3 John Hanson 21
1983–84 All Prem 42 14 16 12 52 55 48 13th QR4 FA Trophy R1 John Hanson 17
1984–85 All Prem 42 17 13 12 69 62 54 6th QR4 FA Trophy R2 Marshall Burke 14
1985–86 All Prem 42 13 11 18 54 66 40 15th R1 FA Trophy R2 David Bowman 10
1986–87 Conf[9] 42 27 10 5 64 33 91 1st QR1 FA Trophy R3 Stewart Mell 18
1987–88 Div 4 46 17 14 15 56 48 65 12th R1 R1 Associate Members Cup Grp Stewart Mell 10
1988–89 Div 4 46 21 14 11 67 52 77 5th[10] R2 R3 Associate Members Cup SFN Gary Brook 18
1989–90 Div 4 46 15 10 21 60 73 55 18th R1 R3 Associate Members Cup Grp Paul Dobson 16
1990–91 Div 4 46 19 12 15 59 56 69 9th R1 R1 Associate Members Cup Grp George Oghani 16
1991–92 Div 4 42 15 12 15 64 68 57 12th R1 R2 Associate Members Cup R1N Tommy Mooney 11
1992–93 Div 3[11] 42 15 9 18 66 71 54 13th R1 R4 Associate Members Cup R2N Darren Foreman 31
1993–94 Div 3 42 15 8 19 55 61 53 14th R2 R1 Associate Members Cup R2N Craig Whitington
Stuart Young 		10
1994–95 Div 3 42 8 10 24 49 70 34 21st R3 R2 Associate Members Cup R2N Jason White 12
1995–96 Div 3 46 8 16 22 39 69 40 23rd R1 R1 Associate Members Cup Grp Andy Ritchie 8
1996–97 Div 3 46 16 15 15 65 68 63 12th R2 R2 Associate Members Cup R1N Andy Ritchie 14
1997–98 Div 3 46 19 15 12 67 58 72 6th[12] R1 R1 Associate Members Cup R1N Gareth Williams 16
1998–99 Div 3 46 14 6 26 50 77 48 24th R1 R1 Associate Members Cup R2N Steve Brodie 13
1999–2000 Conf 42 19 12 11 60 35 69 4th QR4 FA Trophy R5 Steve Brodie 16
2000–01 Conf 42 14 16 12 56 54 58 10th QR4 Football League Trophy R1N David Pounder 12
FA Trophy R4
2001–02 Conf 42 14 14 14 55 63 55[13] 12th QR4 Football League Trophy R1N Darryn Stamp 14
FA Trophy R5
2002–03 Conf 42 18 10 14 63 54 64 7th R1 Football League Trophy R1N Keith Scott 12
FA Trophy R4
2003–04 Conf 42 12 15 15 51 54 51 15th R4 Football League Trophy R2N Mark Quayle 16
FA Trophy R3
2004–05 Conf Nat[14] 42 14 14 14 60 46 56 13th QR4 Football League Trophy R1N Neil Redfearn 14
FA Trophy R3
2005–06 Conf Nat 42 9 10 23 40 66 37 21st QR4 FA Trophy R1 Michael Coulson 7
2006–07 Conf Nor 42 13 16 13 50 45 45[15] 20th QR4 FA Trophy R1 Chris Thompson 15

Notes

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  1. ^ Adamson, Steve (1998). Scarborough Football Club: The Official History, 1879–1998. Yore. p. 8. ISBN 1-874427-92-5.
  2. ^ Adamson. Scarborough Football Club: The Official History, 1879–1998. p. 15.
  3. ^ a b c d e f g h i "SCARBOROUGH". Football Club History Database. Retrieved 25 May 2008.
  4. ^ Adamson. Scarborough Football Club: The Official History, 1879–1998. p. 28.
  5. ^ Adamson. Scarborough Football Club: The Official History, 1879–1998. p. 36.
  6. ^ "Scarborough FC go out of business". BBC Sport. 20 June 2007. Retrieved 6 June 2008.
  7. ^ The League Cup commenced in 1961.
  8. ^ The FA Cup was contested in 1945–46, but the Football League did not resume until the following season.
  9. ^ The Alliance Premier League was renamed the Football Conference in 1986.
  10. ^ Lost in play-off semi-finals to Leyton Orient.
  11. ^ Division Four re-designated Division Three on formation of the FA Premier League.
  12. ^ Lost in play-off semi-finals to Torquay United.
  13. ^ Scarborough were deducted one point.
  14. ^ The Football Conference became the Conference National in 2004, upon the formation of Conference North and South.
  15. ^ Scarborough were deducted ten points for entering administration.

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