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2010–11 Crawley Town F.C. season

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Crawley Town 2010–11 football season
Crawley Town
2010–11 season
ChairmanVictor Marley
ManagerSteve Evans
Conference National1st (promoted)
FA CupFifth round
FA TrophyFirst round
Sussex Senior CupSecond round
Top goalscorerLeague:Matt Tubbs (37)
All:Matt Tubbs (40)
Highest home attendance4,108 vsDerby County, FA Cup, 10 January 2011
Lowest home attendance1,300
← 2009–10

The2010–11 season was the 61st season in whichCrawley Town played senior football, and their seventh in theFootball Conference. On 1 July 2010, following a number of signings, the club held a press conference to declare their intentions for the coming season. They confirmed that the club had cleared £1,000,000 of debt and was now debt-free, and that Bruce Winfield has bought the shareholding formerly held by the Prospect Estates group. On 9 April, Crawley won the Conference National, beating Tamworth 3–0, and by doing this they will be a Football League club for the first time in their history.

Season summary

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Prior to the beginning of the season, the club spent around £600,000 on players, signing the likes ofMatt Tubbs fromSalisbury City,Sergio Torres fromPeterborough United andRichard Brodie fromYork City for a non-league record fee, financed in part by anonymous Far Eastern investors.[1][2] The club saw success in the league losing just thrice all season[2] before being promoted to theFootball League for the first time in their history on 9 April 2011 following a 3–0 victory away toTamworth.[3][4] They finished top of the league on 105 points, a division record.[2] The club also saw success in theFA Cup, reaching the fifth round of the competition before being eliminated by eventualPremier League champions and FA Cup semi-finalistsManchester United.[5]

In 2017, football magazineFourFourTwo rated the Crawley Town team of the 2010–11 season the 21st most hated team of all time in British football, as a result of the club's significant financial backing and their unpopular managerSteve Evans, who was found guilty of tax evasion at his previous clubBoston United.[6] Due to the club's significant financial backing from anonymous foreign investors, they were referred to as the 'Manchester City' of non-league football.[7][8] The anonymous owner was later revealed to be Hong-Kong-based Paul Hayward.[2]

Match results

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Crawley Town results given first

Legend

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WinDrawLoss

Friendlies

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DateOpponentVenueResultAttendanceScorersNotes
10 July 2010MillwallHome1–11030Quinn[9]
13 July 2010Crystal PalaceHome1–01447Tubbs[10]
16 July 2010Dorchester TownAway6–0Quinn, Enver-Marum (3), Coward (own goal), Napper[11]
17 July 2010WeymouthAway2–0455McAllister (2 (1penalty))[12]
20 July 2010Arsenal XIHome2–21150Wilson, Tubbs[13]
24 July 2010Chelsea XIHome3–0813Hall, Tubbs,Malcolm[14]
28 July 2010Queens Park RangersHome2–01110Tubbs (2)[15]
31 July 2010St. Albans CityAway0–0122—[16]
7 August 2010BromleyAway0–1—[17]
7 September 2010Three BridgesAway7–0[18]

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Conference National

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For information on this season's Conference National, see2010–11 Football Conference.
DateOpponentVenueResultAttendanceScorersNotes
14 August 2010Grimsby TownHome0–12428[20]
17 August 2010Cambridge UnitedAway2–22558Tubbs (2)[21]
21 August 2010AltrinchamAway1–0776Masterton[22]
24 August 2010Bath CityHome2–11,252Tubbs,McAllister(pen)[23]
28 August 2010Hayes & Yeading UnitedAway3–0320McAllister (2)Torres[24]
30 August 2010Forest Green RoversHome1–01,458Tubbs[25]
4 September 2010Fleetwood TownHome1–11,637McAllister[26]
11 September 2010HistonAway2–0497McFadzean,Brodie[27]
18 September 2010GatesheadHome2–11,412Tubbs (2)[28]
21 September 2010AFC WimbledonAway1–24,018Tubbs[29]
25 September 2010Rushden & DiamondsAway1–01,162Tubbs[30]
28 September 2010TamworthHome3–11,355Tubbs (2)Smith[31]
2 October 2010Kidderminster HarriersHome2–01,483McAllister,Neilson[32]
5 October 2010Luton TownAway2–16,895Brodie,McAllister[33]
9 October 2010BarrowAway1–11,155Tubbs[34]
16 October 2010Newport CountyHome2–32,566Brodie,Neilson[35]
30 October 2010Mansfield TownAway4–12,615BulmanMcAllister (2)Tubbs[36]
13 November 2010DarlingtonAway1–12,012Neilson[37]
20 November 2010AltrinchamHome7–01,331Tubbs (3)Brodie (2)Torres,Neilson[38]
1 January 2011Eastbourne BoroughHome3–11,894Smith,Tubbs (2)[39]
3 January 2011Forest Green RoversAway3–01,027McAllisterTubbs (2)[40]
15 January 2011Kettering TownHome2–11,812Tubbs,Brodie[41]
18 January 2011Bath CityAway2–0836Tubbs (2)[42]
22 January 2011Grimsby TownAway0–03,382[43]
25 January 2011Cambridge UnitedHome3–03,241McAllister (2)Cook[44]
3 February 2011Kettering TownAway0–01,216[45]
12 February 2011WrexhamHome3–23,331Tubbs (3)[46]
15 February 2011WrexhamAway0–04,630[47]
22 February 2011SouthportHome1–03,721Mills[48]
26 February 2011BarrowHome3–23,941Brodie,McAllister,Mills[49]
5 March 2011HistonHome5–03,031Tubbs,Smith,Simpson,Hunt,Gibson[50]
8 March 2011Kidderminster HarriersAway0–01,816[51]
12 March 2011Fleetwood TownAway2–12,027Brodie,Tubbs[52]
15 March 2011Hayes & Yeading UnitedHome5–22,236Dempster,Simpson,Tubbs (2),Mills[53]
18 March 2011AFC WimbledonHome3–14,054Tubbs,McFadzean,Dance[54]
22 March 2011Eastbourne BoroughAway2–12,054Wassmer,Torres[55]
26 March 2011GatesheadAway0–0751[56]
29 March 2011Mansfield TownHome2–03,162McFadzean,Tubbs[57]
2 April 2011DarlingtonHome1–03,554Smith[58]
5 April 2011York CityAway1–13,060Torres[59]
9 April 2011TamworthAway3–01,569Tubbs (2) Wassmer[60] C
12 April 2011Luton TownHome1–13,326Brodie[61]
16 April 2011SouthportAway4–01,011Brodie (2),Neilson,Simpson[62]
22 April 2011Rushden & DiamondsHome4–03,083Cook,Tubbs (3)[63]
25 April 2011Newport CountyAway1–02,026Howell[64]
30 April 2011York CityHome1–12,945Tubbs[65]

FA Cup

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For information on this season's FA Cup, see2010–11 FA Cup.
RoundDateOpponentVenueResultAttendanceScorersNotes
4Q23 October 2010Newport CountyAway1–02,274Craig McAllister
1R6 November 2010Guiseley AFCAway5–0Matt Tubbs, Scott Neilson, Danny Hall, Richard Brodie, Sergio Torres
2R26 November 2010Swindon TownHome1–13,895Matt Tubbs
2RR7 December 2010Swindon TownAway3–2 AET2,995Ben Smith, Michael Rose (OG), Ben Smith
3R10 January 2011Derby CountyHome2–14,145Craig McAllister, Sergio Torres
4R29 January 2011Torquay UnitedAway1–05,065Matt Tubbs
5R19 February 2011Manchester UnitedAway0–174,778

FA Trophy

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For information on this season's FA Trophy, see2010–11 FA Trophy.
RoundDateOpponentVenueResultAttendanceScorersNotes
111 December 2010DartfordHome3–31,031Brodie,Mcallister,Howell
1R14 December 2010DartfordAway0–1605

Sussex Senior Cup

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RoundDateOpponentVenueResultAttendanceScorersNotes
216 November 2010HorshamAway0–2180–[66]

Player statistics

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Correct as of 23 April 2011. Players with a zero in every column only appeared as unused substitutes.
No.Pos.NameLeagueFA CupFA TrophyTotalDiscipline
AppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoals
1GKMichel Kuipers260601033012
2MFSimon Rusk9 (7)00 (1)0009 (8)020
3DFSam Rents4 (1)02 (1)0208 (2)000
4MFEddie Hutchinson1 (1)000001 (1)000
4MFDavid Hunt22 (3)11 (2)00023 (5)150
5DFAdam Quinn11 (1)0000011 (1)010
5DFJohn Dempster8 (2)100008 (2)130
6DFDanny Hall9 (5)01 (1)12012 (5)130
7MFBen Smith22 (7)46 (1)20028 (8)620
8MFSergio Torres34 (5)46 (1)21 (1)040 (7)670
9FWMatt Tubbs38 (3)37631045 (3)4050
10FWLiam Enver-Marum1 (2)000001 (2)000
10MFJosh Simpson21 (6)3000021 (6)310
11MFSteve Masterton12 (1)1202016 (1)130
12GKNick Jordan5 (2)000106 (2)000
14FWCraig McAllister28 (13)126 (1)21 (1)135 (15)1500
15DFDarragh Ryan0000000000
15MFDannie Bulman311701039111
16DFGlenn Wilson32 (7)0602040 (7)040
17MFBarry Cogan2 (1)000002 (1)000
17MFWillie Gibson11 (3)1100012 (3)130
18FWJamie Cook6 (15)21 (5)0108 (20)200
19MFMichael Malcolm0 (3)000000 (3)000
19MFJames Dance2 (5)100002 (5)110
20MFChris Flood0 (3)000101 (3)000
20DFCharlie Wassmer10 (2)2000010 (2)251
21MFByron Napper0000000000
22MFPablo Mills323701040380
23DFDean Howell351701 (1)142 (2)131
24MFJai Reason0 (4)000000 (4)010
26MFScott Neilson24 (3)5510 (1)029 (4)660
27DFKyle McFadzean34 (3)3701042391
29FWRichard Brodie25 (13)111 (5)11127 (18)1390
30GKScott Shearer15 (1)0000015 (1)000

Annual awards

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Crawley News Player of the Year

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Matt Tubbs

Crawley Observer Player of the Year

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Pablo Mills

Crawley Observer Young Player of the Year

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Kyle McFadzean

CTFC.net Player of the Year

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Kyle McFadzean

Transfers

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In

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DatePositionNamePrevious club[a]FeeRef.
19 May 2010GKMichel Kuipers(Brighton & Hove Albion)Free[67]
26 May 2010DFDanny Hall(Chesterfield)Free[68]
3 June 2010MFSteven Masterton(Greenock Morton)Free[69]
23 June 2010FWLiam Enver Marum(Eastbourne Borough)Free[70]
23 June 2010MFDarragh Ryan(Stevenage Borough)Free[70]
28 June 2010FWCraig McAllister(Exeter City)Free[71]
29 June 2010FWJamie Cook(Oxford United)Free[72]
1 July 2010FWMatt TubbsSalisbury City£70,000[73]
2 July 2010FWMichael Malcolm(Weymouth)Free[74]
6 July 2010DFPablo Mills(Rotherham United)Free[75]
8 July 2010MFSergio TorresPeterborough United£100,000+[76]
22 July 2010MFChris FloodSalisbury City£10,000[77]
22 July 2010DFDean Howell(Aldershot Town)Free[78]
16 August 2010MFScott NeilsonBradford CityUndisclosed[79]
17 July 2010MFJai Reason(Cambridge United)Free[80]
14 August 2010DFKyle McFadzeanAlfreton TownUndisclosed[81]
30 August 2010FWRichard BrodieYork City£150,000[82]
30 December 2010MFDannie BulmanOxford UnitedFree[83]
31 December 2010MFJosh SimpsonPeterborough UnitedUndisclosed[84]
1 January 2011GKScott ShearerWrexhamFree[85]
5 January 2011DFJohn DempsterKettering TownUndisclosed[86]
14 January 2011MFJames DanceKettering TownUndisclosed[87]
31 January 2011DFWillie GibsonDunfermline AthleticUndisclosed[88]

Out

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DatePositionNameSubsequent club[b]FeeRef.
10 May 2010FWJefferson Louis(Gainsborough Trinity)Mutual consent[89]
14 May 2010FWDanny Forrest(Barrow)Declined terms[90]
14 May 2010FWLewis Killeen(Droylsden)Declined terms[90]
14 May 2010FWMichael Malcolm(Farnborough)Declined terms[90]
2 July 2010FWCharles AdemenoGrimsby Town£10,000[74]
6 September 2010MFDarragh Ryan(Southern Stars)Mutual consent[91]
22 September 2010MFJai Reason(Braintree Town)Mutual consent[92]
8 November 2010MFEddie Hutchinson(Eastbourne Borough)Mutual consent[93]
16 November 2010FWLiam Enver-Marum(Ebbsfleet United)Mutual consent[94]
16 November 2010FWBarry Cogan(Dover Athletic)Mutual consent[94]
7 January 2011DFAdam QuinnDarlingtonUndisclosed[95]
11 February 2011MFChris FloodDorchester TownUndisclosed[96]


See also

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Notes

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  1. ^Brackets around club names denote the player's contract with that club had expired before he joined Crawley
  2. ^Brackets around club names denote the player joined that club after his contract with Crawley expired

References

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General
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