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2009–10 Football Conference

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Football league season
Football Conference
Season2009–10

The2009–10 Football Conference season was the sixth season with theFootball Conference consisting of three divisions, and the thirty-first season overall. The Conference covers the top two levels ofNon-League football in England. TheConference Premier was the fifth highest level of the overall pyramid, while theConference North andConference South existed at the sixth level. The top team (Stevenage Borough) and the winner of the play-off (Oxford United) of the National division were promoted toFootball League Two. The bottom four were scheduled to be relegated to the North or South divisions, but in the event two teams (Salisbury City andChester City) were expelled and only the bottom two clubs (Ebbsfleet United andGrays Athletic) were relegated with them. The champions of the North and South divisions (Southport andNewport County respectively) were promoted to the National division, alongside the play-off winners from each division (Fleetwood Town andBath City). The bottom three in each of the North and South divisions were relegated to the premier divisions of theNorthern Premier League,Isthmian League orSouthern League. For sponsorship reasons, the Conference Premier was frequently referred to as the Blue Square Premier.

Conference Premier

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A total of 24 teams contested the division, including 18 sides fromlast season, two relegated from the Football League Two, two promoted from the Conference North and two promoted from the Conference South.

Promotion and relegation

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Teams promoted from2008–09 Conference North

Teams promoted from2008–09 Conference South

Teams relegated from2008–09 League Two

Luton Town became the first team to drop from theFootball League Championship to the Conference in successive seasons and in the process ended an 89-year stay in theFootball League. Their matches against eventual playoff winnersOxford United made them the first clubs to face each other in all the top five tiers of English football.[1]

On 26 February 2010,Chester City were expelled from the Conference for numerous rule breaches.[2] Since no appeal was forthcoming, their results were expunged on 8 March 2010.[3]

League table

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Football league season
Conference Premier
Season2009–10
ChampionsStevenage Borough (2ndFootball Conference title)
Promoted toLeague TwoStevenage Borough,
Oxford United
Relegated toConference SouthEbbsfleet United
Relegated toSouthern Football League Premier DivisionSalisbury City
Relegated toIsthmian League Division One NorthGrays Athletic
Promoted for the next seasonSouthpor,
Fleetwood Town,
Newport County,
Bath City
Matches506
Goals1,293 (2.56 per match)
Top goalscorerRichard Brodie(York City), 26
Biggest home winRushden & Diamonds –Gateshead 8–0 (13 March 2010),Luton Town –Hayes & Yeading United 8–0 (27 March 2010)
Biggest away winEastbourne Borough –Stevenage Borough 0–6 (2 March 2010)
Highest scoringLuton Town –Histon 6–3,Rushden & Diamonds –Grays Athletic 5–4
Longest winning run?
Longest unbeaten run?
Longest losing run?
Average attendance2,045 (+15% compared with the previous season)

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion, qualification or relegation
1Stevenage Borough(C, P)4430957924+5599Promotion toFootball League Two
2Luton Town44261088440+4488Qualification for theConference Premier play-offs
3Oxford United(O, P)44251186431+3386
4Rushden & Diamonds44221397739+3879
5York City442212106235+2778
6Kettering Town441812145141+1066
7Crawley Town44199165057−766
8AFC Wimbledon441810166147+1464
9Mansfield Town441711166960+962
10Cambridge United441514156553+1259
11Wrexham441513164539+658
12Salisbury City(R)44215185863−558[a]Demoted to theSouthern League Premier Division
13Kidderminster Harriers441512175752+557
14Altrincham441315165351+254
15Barrow441313185067−1752
16Tamworth441116174252−1049
17Hayes & Yeading United441212205985−2648
18Histon441113204467−2346
19Eastbourne Borough441113204272−3046
20Gateshead44137244669−2345[b]
21Forest Green Rovers[c]44129235076−2645
22Ebbsfleet United(R)44128245082−3244Relegation toConference South
23Grays Athletic(R)44513263591−5626[d]Relegation to theIsthmian League Division One North
24Chester City[e]00000000Club expelled and folded
Source:Football Conference
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
(C) Champions;(O) Play-off winners;(P) Promoted;(R) Relegated
Notes:
  1. ^Salisbury City were deducted 10 points for entering administration,[4] and were later demoted to theSouthern League at the end of the season for failing to come out of it.[5]
  2. ^Gateshead were deducted one point for failing to fulfil a fixture.[6]
  3. ^Forest Green Rovers were reprieved from relegation.
  4. ^Grays Athletic were docked two points for fielding ineligible players.[7] Grays were relegated from the Conference Premier but declined to join the Conference South for financial reasons. They later applied to join theIsthmian League, and were accepted into the Isthmian League Division One North for 2010–11.[8]
  5. ^Chester City were deducted 25 points for entering administration and insolvency,[9] and were later expelled on 26 February 2010, with their record (P28 W5 D7 L16 GF23 GA42 Pts−3) being expunged on 8 March 2010.[3] They were initially expelled to theNorth West Counties League, but on appeal were admitted to theNorthern Premier League Division One North asChester F.C.[10]


Play-offs

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SemifinalsFinal atWembley
        
5York City112
2Luton Town000
5York City1
3Oxford United3
4Rushden & Diamonds101
3Oxford United123

Semifinals

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1st Leg
York City1–0Luton Town
Report
Attendance: 6,204
Referee: B Malone
2nd Leg
Luton Town0–1York City
Report
Attendance: 9,781
Referee: R Lewis

York City won 2–0 on Aggregate.

1st Leg
Rushden & Diamonds1–1Oxford United
Report
Attendance: 4,535
Referee: D Coote
2nd Leg
Oxford United2–0Rushden & Diamonds
Report
Attendance: 11,963
Referee: Mark Brown

Oxford United won 3–1 on Aggregate.

Play-Off Final

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Oxford United3–1York City
Attendance: 42,669
Referee: Michael Naylor

Stadia and locations

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Locations of the Conference Premier 2009–10 teams
TeamStadiumCapacity
WrexhamRacecourse Ground15,550
Oxford UnitedKassam Stadium12,500
GatesheadGateshead International Stadium11,800
Luton TownKenilworth Road10,226
Mansfield TownField Mill10,000
Cambridge UnitedAbbey Stadium9,617
York CityBootham Crescent9,196
Stevenage BoroughThe Lamex Stadium7,100
Hayes & Yeading UnitedChurch Road6,500
Rushden & DiamondsNene Park6,441
Kidderminster HarriersAggborough6,238
Kettering TownRockingham Road6,170
AltrinchamMoss Lane6,085
ChesterDeva Stadium5,328
Forest Green RoversThe New Lawn5,147
Ebbsfleet UnitedStonebridge Road5,011
Crawley TownBroadfield Stadium4,996
AFC WimbledonKingsmeadow4,720
BarrowHolker Street4,256
Eastbourne BoroughPriory Lane4,134
Grays AthleticNew Recreation Ground4,100
TamworthThe Lamb Ground4,000
HistonBridge Road3,800
Salisbury CityRaymond McEnhill Stadium3,500

Results

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Home \ AwayWIMALTBRWCAMCHRCRAEABEBBFGRGATGRYH&YHISKETKIDLUTMANOXFR&DSALSTBTAMWREYOR
AFC Wimbledon1–10–20–01–12–03–02–02–00–25–04–01–20–11–12–00–10–14–00–30–12–20–1
Altrincham0–10–10–20–03–01–12–23–21–13–22–12–03–20–11–20–12–25–00–10–01–30–0
Barrow2–20–30–14–13–22–01–13–32–21–10–00–21–00–13–11–11–60–10–01–02–10–0
Cambridge United2–20–00–20–10–14–07–03–03–04–12–10–22–03–43–21–12–23–11–32–02–00–1
Chester
Crawley Town2–11–00–11–02–22–13–11–41–11–02–02–12–22–10–21–22–12–00–32–01–03–1
Eastbourne Borough1–02–22–12–20–21–21–02–12–23–11–10–10–00–11–21–01–10–10–61–12–13–1
Ebbsfleet United2–21–21–41–30–03–24–32–02–11–20–11–20–01–62–10–20–01–22–10–10–11–0
Forest Green Rovers2–54–31–01–11–01–10–01–02–10–02–01–21–10–11–40–11–03–10–13–40–22–1
Gateshead1–01–02–12–02–13–01–33–13–00–00–30–20–20–11–30–10–02–10–11–11–01–2
Grays Athletic2–40–33–32–02–31–00–32–10–00–00–10–01–30–21–10–40–30–21–21–00–20–4
Hayes & Yeading United1–01–21–13–02–11–14–22–33–24–00–21–22–22–31–12–11–63–41–12–20–11–1
Histon1–30–02–21–10–12–01–05–20–00–03–31–01–10–20–53–40–12–00–21–00–01–1
Kettering Town1–22–02–10–11–14–03–00–24–02–00–11–10–20–02–21–10–31–21–10–02–20–1
Kidderminster Harriers0–13–01–21–01–00–22–22–13–24–11–03–00–11–23–13–11–10–10–20–02–00–1
Luton Town1–20–01–02–23–04–12–32–12–16–08–06–30–13–14–12–10–24–00–12–11–01–1
Mansfield Town0–11–14–12–14–01–13–01–00–20–03–11–10–03–30–02–13–24–22–30–00–10–1
Oxford United2–01–01–00–03–14–04–20–02–15–01–22–01–10–02–02–01–01–02–10–11–02–1
Rushden & Diamonds0–10–14–11–11–12–02–04–28–05–42–12–10–02–11–11–01–10–21–03–20–00–1
Salisbury City0–24–13–02–12–21–13–11–30–12–03–13–02–01–01–10–11–11–30–11–01–11–0
Stevenage Borough0–01–14–04–12–02–03–02–05–31–14–01–02–02–00–13–11–02–13–11–10–01–0
Tamworth2–20–23–00–00–11–13–40–01–02–10–21–31–32–11–12–40–00–12–01–02–12–3
Wrexham1–01–10–02–22–03–01–11–00–02–10–23–01–22–23–02–10–10–11–20–10–01–0
York City5–02–13–02–22–00–11–02–01–01–14–13–12–03–20–03–01–10–01–21–11–12–1
Updated to match(es) played on 24 April 2010. Source:Football Conference
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Season statistics

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Top scorers

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Updated to games played on 24 April.[11]
PosPlayerTeamGoals
1Richard BrodieYork City26
Matt TubbsSalisbury City
3Tom CraddockLuton Town23
4James ConstableOxford United22
5Danny KedwellAFC Wimbledon21
6Danny CrowCambridge United19
7Jake SpeightMansfield Town17
8Moses Ashikodi*Ebbsfleet United16
Kevin GallenLuton Town
Magno VieiraEbbsfleet United
11Daryl Clare**Gateshead15
Chris SeniorAltrincham
13Rob DuffyMansfield Town14
Yemi OdubadeStevenage Borough
Lee TomlinRushden & Diamonds

Scoring

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Discipline

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Sequences

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Clean sheets

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Monthly awards

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MonthManager of the MonthPlayer of the Month
ManagerClubPlayerClub
August[36][37]Chris WilderOxford UnitedGeorge PilkingtonLuton Town
September[38]Chris WilderOxford UnitedRyan ClarkeOxford United
October[39][40]David HoldsworthMansfield TownPaul FarmanGateshead
November[41][42]Martin FoyleYork CityRichard BrodieYork City
December[43]Terry BrownAFC WimbledonSeb BrownAFC Wimbledon
January[44][45]Graham WestleyStevenage BoroughMagno VieiraEbbsfleet United
February[46][47]Steve BurrKidderminster HarriersChris SeniorAltrincham
March[48][49]Richard MoneyLuton TownClaude GnakpaLuton Town
April[50][51]Tommy WiddringtonSalisbury CityMark RobertsStevenage Borough

Conference North

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Football league season
Conference North
Season2009–10
ChampionsSouthport
PromotedSouthport
Fleetwood Town
RelegatedNone

A total of 22 teams contested the division, including 17 sides fromlast season, one relegated from the Conference Premier and four promoted from the lower leagues.

In April 2009, the Conference decided to demoteKing's Lynn at the end of the 2008–09 season, because their ground did not meet Conference standards.[52]Farsley Celtic resigned from the league on 8 March 2010 and their playing record was expunged on 12 March. BothHarrogate Town andVauxhall Motors were reprieved from relegation following Farsley Celtic's withdrawal from the league, Chester's expulsion from theConference Premier andNorthwich Victoria's demotion to theNorthern Premier League under financial rules.

Promotion and relegation

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Teams promoted from2008–09 Northern Premier League Premier Division

Teams promoted from2008–09 Southern League Premier Division

Teams relegated from2008–09 Conference Premier

League table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion, qualification or relegation
1Southport(C, P)40251149145+4686Promotion toConference Premier
2Fleetwood Town(O, P)4026778644+4285Qualification for theConference North play-offs
3Alfreton Town40211187745+3274
4Workington402010104637+970
5Droylsden401810128262+2064
6Corby Town40189137362+1163
7Hinckley United401614106052+862
8Ilkeston Town401613115345+861
9Stalybridge Celtic40167177164+755
10Eastwood Town40159165055−554
11AFC Telford United40149175255−351
12Northwich Victoria(R)401513126255+748[a]Demoted to theNorthern Premier League Premier Division[b]
13Blyth Spartans40139186772−548
14Gainsborough Trinity401211175057−747
15Hyde United401112174572−2745
16Stafford Rangers401014165970−1144
17Solihull Moors40119204758−1142
18Gloucester City40126224759−1242
19Redditch United40108224983−3438
20Vauxhall Motors40714194581−3635Reprived from relegation[c]
21Harrogate Town4086264180−3930
22Farsley Celtic00000000Club resigned and folded[d]
Source:Football Conference
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
(C) Champions;(O) Play-off winners;(P) Promoted;(R) Relegated
Notes:
  1. ^Northwich Victoria were originally expelled from the Football Conference for going into administration, but they successfully appealed, and were allowed to play in the Conference North starting with a 10 point deduction.[53]
  2. ^Northwich Victoria were demoted to the Northern Premier League after the end of the season due to financial issues.
  3. ^Vauxhall Motors and Harrogate Town were reprieved from relegation due to the folding of Chester City and the demotion of Northwich Victoria.[54]
  4. ^Farsley Celtic resigned on 8 March 2010 and their record (P30 W14 D2 L14 GF48 GA55 Pts34) was expunged on 12 March 2010.[55] Prior to this Farsley were in administration and, like Northwich Victoria, had been allowed to play in the Conference North starting with a 10 point deduction.


Play-offs

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SemifinalsFinal
        
5Droylsden21(3)3
2Fleetwood Town03(4)3
2Fleetwood Town2
3Alfreton Town1
4Workington011
3Alfreton Town134

Semifinals

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1st Leg
Droylsden2–0Fleetwood Town
Report
Attendance: 1,102
2nd Leg
Fleetwood Town3–1Droylsden
Report
Penalties
4–3
Attendance: 2,862
Referee: Jones

Fleetwood Town won 4–3 on penalties after tying 3–3 on Aggregate.

1st Leg
Workington0–1Alfreton Town
Report
Attendance: 1,483
2nd Leg
Alfreton Town3–1Workington
Report
Attendance: 1,575

Alfreton Town won 4–1 on Aggregate.

Play-Off Final

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Fleetwood Town2–1Alfreton Town
Report
Attendance: 3,592
Referee: S Smith

Stadia and locations

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Locations of the Conference North 2009–10 teams
TeamStadiumCapacity
Stalybridge CelticBower Fold6,500
AFC Telford UnitedNew Bucks Head6,300
SouthportHaig Avenue6,008
Redditch UnitedThe Valley5,000
Gloucester CityThe Corinium Stadium4,500
Northwich VictoriaVictoria Stadium4,500
Blyth SpartansCroft Park4,450
Hinckley UnitedDe Montfort Park4,329
Gainsborough TrinityThe Northolme4,304
Stafford RangersMarston Road4,150
Hyde UnitedEwen Fields4,100
Farsley CelticThrostle Nest3,900
Fleetwood TownHighbury Stadium3,663
Alfreton TownNorth Street3,600
Ilkeston TownNew Manor Ground3,500
Harrogate TownWetherby Road3,300
WorkingtonBorough Park3,101
Solihull MoorsDamson Park3,050
Corby TownRockingham Triangle3,000
DroylsdenButcher's Arms Ground3,000
Eastwood TownCoronation Park2,500
Vauxhall MotorsRivacre Park2,500

Results

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Home \ AwayTELALFBLYCORDROEASFARFLEGAIGLOHARHINHYDILKNORREDSOLSOUSTASTLVAUWRK
AFC Telford United2–01–12–41–21–10–02–20–12–12–24–00–01–23–00–00–22–10–15–11–0
Alfreton Town4–01–01–05–01–11–41–03–13–13–24–02–03–23–03–01–13–13–52–22–0
Blyth Spartans4–02–01–22–21–32–32–10–31–06–14–31–40–11–02–00–22–24–13–20–0
Corby Town1–21–24–21–01–10–22–23–63–01–12–02–21–02–21–21–13–25–14–10–2
Droylsden1–50–02–11–20–12–04–12–25–00–01–02–05–16–15–30–37–13–21–10–1
Eastwood Town1–12–14–20–12–10–11–00–31–01–02–00–31–13–12–10–30–01–30–01–2
Farsley Celtic
Fleetwood Town3–12–24–24–23–03–12–23–12–23–11–11–00–38–03–04–02–12–04–24–0
Gainsborough Trinity0–13–22–02–04–21–42–01–01–11–12–10–01–43–00–02–41–31–32–00–1
Gloucester City0–11–23–11–21–41–31–21–00–13–52–00–10–12–01–02–22–01–21–00–2
Harrogate Town0–30–42–50–42–20–10–12–01–13–12–00–12–13–20–12–31–40–43–01–2
Hinckley United2–02–11–11–11–10–00–22–01–03–21–21–01–15–10–34–13–10–01–11–2
Hyde United1–11–50–31–32–11–02–14–21–11–03–21–11–13–21–11–11–02–12–20–2
Ilkeston Town2–10–02–13–21–01–00–10–00–03–30–11–11–13–21–03–22–33–24–01–3
Northwich Victoria2–01–15–12–22–54–40–30–11–03–20–13–14–10–22–01–12–22–10–02–3
Redditch United3–03–02–21–01–31–20–00–34–12–00–20–02–21–11–42–21–21–41–12–1
Solihull Moors0–11–11–13–01–22–11–20–10–11–02–43–00–31–11–21–11–12–24–01–2
Southport3–01–33–24–03–35–15–00–03–23–11–14–11–12–12–03–04–22–13–02–0
Stafford Rangers2–01–11–10–22–23–32–22–11–01–02–31–10–12–20–12–31–21–23–12–0
Stalybridge Celtic0–30–10–11–32–21–02–33–24–13–00–02–41–01–13–04–10–12–23–12–2
Vauxhall Motors3–11–11–12–41–23–22–12–20–01–21–11–04–21–00–50–21–32–23–21–1
Workington2–10–13–11–10–11–01–01–12–01–10–12–20–00–11–01–00–21–11–01–0
Updated to match(es) played on 24 April 2010. Source:Football Conference
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Monthly awards

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MonthManager of the MonthPlayer of the Month
ManagerClubPlayerClub
August[36][37]Paul CoxEastwood TownCiaran KilheeneySouthport
September[56][57]Steve BurrStalybridge CelticDan LowsonIlkeston Town
October[39][40]Liam WatsonSouthportMark DanksNorthwich Victoria
November[41][42]Dean ThomasHinckley UnitedAdam WebsterHinckley United
December[58][59]Steve BurrStalybridge CelticAndy DucrosRedditch United
January[44][45]Darren EdmondsonWorkingtonNick RoganFleetwood Town
February[46][47]Nicky LawAlfreton TownAndy BrownAFC Telford United
March[48][49]Brian LittleGainsborough TrinityAdam WarlowFleetwood Town

Conference South

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Football league season
Conference South
Season2009–10
ChampionsNewport County
PromotedNewport County
Bath City
RelegatedWeymouth
Matches462

A total of 22 teams contested the division, including 17 sides fromlast season, three relegated from the Conference Premier and two promoted from the Isthmian League.

Team Bath announced that they were to leave the Football Conference from the end of the 2008–09 season. The club decided to fold, after being informed they could not be promoted to the professional leagues, which also led to them no longer being able to play FA Cup games. Thus Thurrock were reprieved from relegation.

Promotion and relegation

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Teams promoted from2008–09 Isthmian League Premier Division

Teams relegated from2008–09 Conference Premier

League table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion, qualification or relegation
1Newport County(C, P)4232739326+67103Promotion toConference Premier
2Dover Athletic42229116647+1975Qualification for theConference South play-offs
3Chelmsford City42229116248+1475
4Bath City(O, P)422012106646+2072
5Woking42219125744+1372
6Havant & Waterlooville42191496544+2171
7Braintree Town42181775641+1571
8Staines Town421813115940+1967
9Welling United42189156651+1563
10Thurrock421613136660+661
11Eastleigh42179167166+560
12Bromley421510176864+455
13St Albans City421510174555−1055
14Hampton & Richmond Borough42149195666−1051
15Basingstoke Town421310194968−1949
16Maidenhead United421212185259−748
17Dorchester Town42139205674−1848
18Bishop's Stortford421211194859−1147
19Lewes42915184963−1442
20Worcester City421010224860−1240Reprived from relegation, then transferred toConference North[a]
21Weston-super-Mare4258294893−4523Reprived from relegation[a]
22Weymouth(R)42573031103−7222Relegation to theSouthern League Premier Division
Source:Football Conference
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
(C) Champions;(O) Play-off winners;(P) Promoted;(R) Relegated
Notes:
  1. ^abWorcester City and Weston-super-Mare were reprieved from relegation due to the demotions of Salisbury City and Grays Athletic from the Conference Premier.


Play-offs

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SemifinalsFinal
        
5Woking202
2Dover Athletic101
4Bath City1
5Woking0
4Bath City213
3Chelmsford City000

Semifinals

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1st Leg
Woking2–1Dover Athletic
Report
Attendance: 3,080
2nd Leg
Dover Athletic0–0Woking
Report
Attendance: 2,970

Woking won 2–1 on Aggregate.

1st Leg
Bath City2–0Chelmsford City
Report
Attendance: 1,425
2nd Leg
Chelmsford City0–1Bath City
Melbourne Stadium,Chelmsford

Bath City won 3–0 on Aggregate.

Play-Off Final

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Bath City1–0Woking
Attendance: 4,865

Stadia and locations

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Locations of the Conference South 2009–10 teams
TeamStadiumCapacity
Bath CityTwerton Park8,800
Dover AthleticCrabble Stadium6,500
WeymouthThe Wessex Stadium6,500
WokingKingfield Stadium6,036
Basingstoke TownThe Camrose6,000
Havant & WaterloovilleWest Leigh Park5,250
Dorchester TownAvenue Stadium5,009
BromleyHayes Lane5,000
Worcester CitySt George's Lane4,749
Newport CountyNewport Stadium4,700
St Albans CityClarence Park4,500
Welling UnitedPark View Road4,500
Braintree TownCressing Road4,145
Bishop's StortfordWoodside Park4,000
ThurrockShip Lane3,500
Weston-super-MareWoodspring Stadium3,500
Chelmsford CityMelbourne Stadium3,000
EastleighSilverlake Stadium3,000
Hampton & RichmondBeveree Stadium3,000
LewesThe Dripping Pan3,000
Maidenhead UnitedYork Road3,000
Staines TownWheatsheaf Park3,000

Results

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Home \ AwayBASBATBSTBRABROCHEDORDOVEASH&RH&WLEWMDHNPCSACSTATHUWELWSMWEYWOKWRC
Basingstoke Town1–00–20–12–32–12–11–30–11–21–11–10–01–51–10–10–41–11–12–11–20–1
Bath City4–32–22–40–01–02–00–00–21–31–11–11–01–10–02–01–02–11–02–05–01–1
Bishop's Stortford0–21–50–03–00–12–00–20–10–11–00–01–20–02–02–20–00–43–00–10–32–1
Braintree Town1–22–02–01–12–12–01–21–11–10–23–02–01–22–22–03–11–01–03–21–00–0
Bromley2–01–21–11–13–33–12–23–01–20–23–01–22–32–00–22–30–11–14–03–12–0
Chelmsford City1–24–33–01–11–21–01–12–21–01–12–11–10–02–00–11–03–12–22–10–21–0
Dorchester Town6–12–22–05–00–00–31–31–22–14–31–14–20–03–02–21–01–24–20–01–11–1
Dover Athletic2–32–12–00–01–00–14–12–14–24–02–01–11–21–10–01–02–05–32–00–20–2
Eastleigh6–01–11–11–26–13–12–01–20–00–11–00–31–40–10–02–81–33–14–00–24–1
Hampton & Richmond0–13–11–32–20–22–11–21–44–11–11–24–00–43–01–41–12–22–13–00–22–2
Havant & Waterlooville0–22–22–11–12–15–20–12–12–21–11–11–04–00–11–01–12–26–03–11–13–2
Lewes0–01–22–12–21–00–25–06–21–21–00–31–20–30–01–11–13–12–01–10–23–3
Maidenhead United3–21–24–00–04–00–21–20–00–32–10–21–11–30–32–10–22–00–01–11–21–1
Newport County1–01–01–01–02–04–03–03–05–13–12–02–24–15–01–05–02–22–01–11–01–0
St Albans City2–00–22–41–12–00–12–11–22–11–21–11–11–00–11–31–01–22–12–10–12–0
Staines Town0–11–12–22–12–20–13–00–01–24–01–22–11–11–04–33–01–13–03–13–00–1
Thurrock0–03–12–21–23–61–15–20–23–20–20–03–12–22–10–01–23–22–12–12–22–1
Welling United1–10–20–20–00–20–11–10–11–22–01–01–03–10–23–23–02–23–17–11–21–0
Weston-super-Mare1–10–21–31–23–31–20–23–12–21–11–23–21–41–42–30–11–31–23–01–13–1
Weymouth0–60–22–61–11–51–42–01–20–51–00–13–10–51–30–21–20–00–31–20–02–1
Woking4–21–31–00–02–11–23–12–00–03–12–02–01–10–10–10–00–10–52–14–01–0
Worcester City1–10–21–12–31–21–24–01–04–10–10–21–21–01–40–00–01–20–14–13–13–2
Updated to match(es) played on 24 April 2010. Source:Football Conference
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Monthly awards

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MonthManager of the MonthPlayer of the Month
ManagerClubPlayerClub
August[36][37]Frank GrayBasingstoke TownManny WilliamsHavant & Waterlooville
September[56][57]Dean HoldsworthNewport CountyCraig ReidNewport County
October[39][40]Alan DevonshireHampton & Richmond BoroughWill HendryMaidenhead United
November[41][42]Dean HoldsworthNewport CountyTom WhitnellWelling United
December[58][59]Glenn PennyfatherChelmsford CityCharlie HenryNewport County
January[44][45]Steve CorderyStaines TownSam FoleyNewport County
February[46][47]Dean HoldsworthNewport CountyMitchell BryantBasingstoke Town
March[48][49]Glenn PennyfatherChelmsford CityLee ClarkeWelling United

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