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2010–11 Football League Two

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Football league season
Football League Two
Season2010–11
ChampionsChesterfield
(3rd divisional title)
PromotedChesterfield
Bury
Wycombe Wanderers
Stevenage
RelegatedStockport County
Lincoln City
Matches552
Goals1,509 (2.73 per match)
Top goalscorerClayton Donaldson (28)
Biggest home winCrewe Alexandra 7–0Barnet
(21 August 2010)
Crewe Alexandra 8–1Cheltenham Town
(2 April 2011)[1]
Biggest away winLincoln City 0–6Rotherham United
(25 March 2011)[1]
Highest scoringAccrington Stanley 7–4Gillingham
(2 October 2010)[1]
Longest winning run6 games[1]
Bury
Stevenage
Longest unbeaten run16 games[1]
Gillingham
Longest winless run18 games[1]
Northampton Town
Longest losing run5 games[1]
Lincoln City
Northampton Town
Highest attendance15,332
Bradford City 3–2Stockport County
(26 February 2011)[1]
Lowest attendance1,067
Macclesfield Town 1–1Lincoln City
(15 March 2011)[1]
Average attendance4,166[1]

The2010–11 Football League Two season, (known as theNpower League Two for sponsorship reasons), was the lowest division ofthe Football League for that season. It began on 7 August 2010 and concluded on 28 May 2011 with theplay-off final.

Changes from last season

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Team changes

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From League Two

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Promoted toLeague One

Relegated toConference National

To League Two

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Relegated fromFootball League One

Promoted fromConference National

Team overview

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Stadia and locations

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Locations of League Two 2010–11 teams
TeamLocationStadiumCapacity
Accrington StanleyAccringtonCrown Ground5,057
Aldershot TownAldershotRecreation Ground7,500
BarnetLondonUnderhill Stadium6,200
Bradford CityBradfordValley Parade25,136
Burton AlbionBurton upon TrentPirelli Stadium6,912
BuryBuryGigg Lane11,840
Cheltenham TownCheltenhamAbbey Business Stadium7,066
ChesterfieldChesterfieldB2net Stadium10,338
Crewe AlexandraCreweAlexandra Stadium10,153
GillinghamGillinghamPriestfield Stadium11,582
Hereford UnitedHerefordEdgar Street5,075
Lincoln CityLincolnSincil Bank10,500
Macclesfield TownMacclesfieldMoss Rose6,355
MorecambeMorecambeGlobe Arena6,918
Northampton TownNorthamptonSixfields Stadium7,653
Oxford UnitedOxfordKassam Stadium12,500
Port ValeStoke-on-TrentVale Park19,052
Rotherham UnitedSheffieldDon Valley Stadium25,000
Shrewsbury TownShrewsburyGreenhous Meadow9,875
Southend UnitedSouthend-on-SeaRoots Hall12,392
StevenageStevenageBroadhall Way7,100
Stockport CountyStockportEdgeley Park10,852
Torquay UnitedTorquayPlainmoor6,104
Wycombe WanderersHigh WycombeAdams Park10,284

Personnel and sponsoring

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TeamManagerChairmanTeam captainKit makerSponsor
Accrington StanleyJohn ColemanIlyas KhanAndrew ProcterJomaCombined Stabilisation
Aldershot TownDean HoldsworthJohn LeppardAnthony CharlesCarbriniEBB Paper
BarnetGiuliano Grazioli(caretaker)Anthony KleanthousGlen SouthamVandanelHome-Pulse Fitness, Away-Greenfleets
Bradford CityPeter JacksonMark Lawn andJulian RhodesSimon RamsdenSurridgeMap Group UK
Burton AlbionPaul PeschisolidoBen RobinsonJohn McGrathTAGMr Cropper
BuryRichard Barker(caretaker)Brian FentonSteven SchumacherSurridgeBury Metropolitan Council
Cheltenham TownMark YatesPaul BakerMichael PookErreàMira Showers
ChesterfieldJohn SheridanBarrie HubbardMark AllottRespectVodka Kick
Crewe AlexandraDario GradiJohn BowlerDavid ArtellLottoMornflake Cereal
GillinghamAndy HessenthalerPaul ScallyBarry FullerVandanelAutomatic Retailing
Hereford UnitedJamie PitmanDavid KeyteMichael TownsendAdmiralCargill
Lincoln CitySteve TilsonBob DorrianDelroy FaceyUmbroStar Glaze
Macclesfield TownGary SimpsonMike RancePaul MorganadidasVoi Jeans
MorecambeSammy McIlroyPeter McGuiganBarry RochePumaBench
Northampton TownGary JohnsonDavid CardozaAndy HoltErreàJackson Grundy
Oxford UnitedChris WilderKelvin ThomasJames ConstableNikeBridle Insurance
Port ValeMicky AdamsBill BrattMarc RichardsVandanelHarlequin Property
Rotherham UnitedAndy ScottTony StewartRyan CresswellCarlottiParkgate Shopping
Shrewsbury TownGraham TurnerRoland WycherleyIan SharpsJomaGreenhous
Southend UnitedPaul SturrockRon MartinCraig EastonNikeInsureandGo
StevenageGraham WestleyPhil WallaceMark RobertsVandanelServerchoice and LCN
Stockport CountyRay MathiasAlwin ThompsonDanny SwailesNikeStockport council
Torquay UnitedPaul BuckleSimon BakerLee MansellVandanelSparkworld
Wycombe WanderersGary WaddockIvor BeeksGareth AinsworthJomaBucks New University

Managerial changes

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TeamOutgoing managerManner of departureDate of vacancyIncoming managerDate of appointmentPosition in Table
Hereford UnitedGraham TurnerResigned16 April 2010[2]Simon Davey22 June 2010[3]Pre-Season
BarnetIan HendonSacked28 April 2010[4]Mark Stimson1 June 2010[5]Pre-Season
Shrewsbury TownPaul SimpsonSacked30 April 2010[6]Graham Turner11 June 2010[7]Pre-Season
GillinghamMark StimsonMutual consent10 May 2010[8]Andy Hessenthaler22 May 2010[9]Pre-Season
StockportGary AblettSacked17 June 2010[10]Paul Simpson12 July 2010[11]Pre-Season
Lincoln CityChris SuttonResigned29 September 2010[12]Steve Tilson15 October 2010[13]21st
Hereford UnitedSimon DaveySacked4 October 2010[14]Jamie Pitman19 December 2010[15]24th
Port ValeMicky AdamsSigned bySheffield United30 December 2010[16]Jim Gannon6 January 2011[17]2nd
BarnetMark StimsonSacked1 January 2011[18]Martin Allen23 March 2011[19]23rd
Stockport CountyPaul SimpsonSacked4 January 2011[20]Ray Mathias9 March 2011[21]21st
Aldershot TownKevin DillonSacked10 January 2011[22]Dean Holdsworth12 January 2011[23]20th
Bradford CityPeter TaylorStepped down26 February 2011[24]Peter Jackson28 February 2011[25]20th
Northampton TownIan SampsonSacked2 March 2011[26]Gary Johnson4 March 2011[27]16th
Port ValeJim GannonSacked21 March 2011[28]Micky Adams13 May 2011[29]8th
Rotherham UnitedRonnie MooreMutual consent22 March 2011[30]Andy Scott13 April 2011[31]9th
BuryAlan KnillSigned byScunthorpe United31 March 2011[32]Richard Barker(caretaker)31 March 20119th
BarnetMartin AllenSigned byNotts County11 April 2011[33]Giuliano Grazioli(caretaker)11 April 201123rd

League table

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A total of 24 teams contest the division: 18 sides remaining in the division from last season, four relegated from theLeague One, and two promoted from Conference National.

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion, qualification or relegation
1Chesterfield(C, P)46241488551+3486Promotion toLeague One
2Bury(P)462312118250+3281
3Wycombe Wanderers(P)462214106950+1980
4Shrewsbury Town462213117249+2379Qualification toLeague Two play-offs
5Accrington Stanley46181997355+1873
6Stevenage(O, P)461815136245+1769
7Torquay United461718117453+2168[a]
8Gillingham461717126757+1068
9Rotherham United461715147560+1566
10Crewe Alexandra461811178765+2265
11Port Vale461714155449+565
12Oxford United461712175860−263
13Southend United461613176256+661
14Aldershot Town461419135454061
15Macclesfield Town461413195973−1455
16Northampton Town461119166371−852
17Cheltenham Town461313205677−2152
18Bradford City46157244368−2552
19Burton Albion461215195670−1451
20Morecambe461312215473−1951
21Hereford United461217175066−1650[a]
22Barnet461212225877−1948
23Lincoln City(R)46138254581−3647Relegation toConference National
24Stockport County(R)46914234896−4841
Updated to match(es) played on 28 May 2011. Source:The Football League
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. ^abTorquay United deducted one point andHereford United deducted three points[34]

Play-offs

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Main article:2011 Football League play-offs
SemifinalsFinal
        
4Shrewsbury Town000
7Torquay United202
6Stevenage1
7Torquay United0
5Accrington Stanley000
6Stevenage213

Semifinals

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Torquay United2–0Shrewsbury Town
Zebroski 29'
O'Kane 45+3'		Report
Plainmoor, Torquay
Attendance: 4,130
Shrewsbury Town0–0Torquay United
Report
Greenhous Meadow, Shrewsbury
Attendance: 8,452
Referee:Kevin Wright

Torquay United won 2 – 0 on aggregate.

Stevenage2–0Accrington Stanley
Long 24'
Byrom 45'		Report
Lamex Stadium, Stevenage
Attendance: 4,424
Referee:Roger East
Accrington Stanley0–1Stevenage
ReportBeardsley 90'
Crown Ground, Accrington
Attendance: 4,185

Stevenage won 3 – 0 on aggregate.

Final

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Main article:2011 Football League Two play-off Final
Stevenage1–0Torquay United
Mousinho 41'Report
Old Trafford, Manchester
Attendance: 11,484
Referee: Darren Deadman (Cambridgeshire)

Results

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Home \ AwayACCALDBARBRABRTBRYCHLCHFCREGILHERLINMACMORNOROXFPTVROTSHRSTDSTESTPTORWYC
Accrington Stanley0–03–13–03–11–02–42–23–27–44–03–03–01–13–10–03–02–31–33–11–03–01–01–1
Aldershot Town1–11–01–01–21–30–20–23–21–11–22–20–02–11–11–21–22–23–01–01–11–01–00–0
Barnet2–01–20–20–01–13–12–22–11–22–04–21–01–24–12–21–01–41–10–20–31–30–30–1
Bradford City1–12–11–31–11–03–10–11–51–01–01–20–10–11–15–00–22–11–20–21–03–20–31–0
Burton Albion1–11–21–43–01–32–01–01–11–13–03–13–23–21–10–00–02–40–03–10–22–13–31–2
Bury3–01–12–00–11–02–31–13–15–41–11–02–21–01–13–00–11–11–01–03–00–11–21–3
Cheltenham Town1–21–21–14–02–10–20–33–21–20–31–20–11–11–01–10–01–10–10–21–02–12–21–2
Chesterfield5–22–22–12–21–22–33–05–53–14–02–12–10–22–11–22–05–04–32–11–04–11–04–1
Crewe Alexandra0–03–17–02–14–13–08–12–01–10–11–11–12–12–01–12–10–11–21–00–12–03–33–0
Gillingham3–12–12–42–01–01–11–10–21–30–00–12–41–11–00–03–03–12–00–01–02–11–10–2
Hereford United1–12–21–21–10–00–31–13–01–00–00–12–22–11–10–21–10–10–21–31–43–02–20–0
Lincoln City0–00–31–01–20–00–50–20–21–10–43–12–12–00–23–11–00–61–52–10–10–00–21–2
Macclesfield Town2–22–01–10–12–12–40–21–11–02–41–11–12–02–03–20–30–20–10–00–40–23–30–1
Morecambe1–21–12–20–12–11–41–11–11–21–11–11–21–21–20–31–00–01–02–10–05–02–10–3
Northampton Town0–01–10–00–22–32–41–11–26–22–13–42–10–13–32–10–02–22–32–12–02–02–21–1
Oxford United0–00–12–12–13–01–21–10–02–10–10–22–12–14–03–12–12–13–10–21–20–10–22–2
Port Vale2–01–00–02–12–10–00–11–12–10–01–12–12–17–21–11–21–01–01–11–31–21–22–1
Rotherham United2–01–00–00–03–30–06–41–03–10–10–02–11–10–12–22–15–01–31–21–14–03–13–4
Shrewsbury Town0–01–12–13–13–00–31–10–00–10–04–02–04–11–33–13–02–21–01–11–02–01–11–1
Southend United1–10–02–14–01–11–11–22–30–22–24–01–04–12–31–12–11–31–00–21–01–12–13–2
Stevenage2–22–24–22–12–13–34–00–01–12–20–12–12–22–00–10–01–03–01–11–13–10–00–2
Stockport County2–22–22–11–10–02–11–11–13–31–50–53–41–40–22–22–10–53–30–42–12–21–10–0
Torquay United0–00–11–12–01–03–42–10–02–11–11–32–01–33–13–03–40–01–15–01–12–02–00–0
Wycombe Wanderers1–22–24–21–04–11–02–11–22–01–02–12–21–22–02–20–01–11–02–23–10–12–01–3
Updated to match(es) played on 7 May 2011. Source:The Football League
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Season statistics

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Top scorers

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RankScorerClubGoals[35]
1Clayton DonaldsonCrewe Alexandra28
2Ryan LoweBury27
3Cody McDonaldGillingham25
4Craig DaviesChesterfield23
Adam Le FondreRotherham United23
6Barry CorrSouthend United18
Jack LesterChesterfield18
Shaun MillerCrewe Alexandra18
Wesley ThomasCheltenham Town18
10Shaun HarradBurton Albion
Northampton Town		16
Marc RichardsPort Vale16

Top assists

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RankPlayerClubAssists[36]
1Ryan HallSouthend United16
2Nicky LawRotherham United12
3Shaun MillerCrewe Alexandra11
4Matt HarroldShrewsbury Town10
Mark MarshallBarnet10
6Michael JacobsNorthampton Town9
Craig StanleyTorquay United9
Drew TalbotChesterfield9
Danny WhitakerChesterfield9
10Jack LesterChesterfield8
Sean McConvilleAccrington Stanley8
Lawrie WilsonStevenage8

Scoring

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  • First goal of the season:Peter Vincenti for Stevenage against Macclesfield Town, 6:43 minutes (7 August 2010)[37]
  • Highest scoring game:11 goals – Accrington Stanley 7–4 Gillingham (2 October 2010)[1]
  • Most goals scored in a game by one team:8 goals[1]
    • Crewe Alexandra 8–1 Cheltenham Town (2 April 2011)
  • Widest winning margin:7 goals[1]
    • Crewe Alexandra 7–0 Barnet (21 August 2010)
    • Crewe Alexandra 8–1 Cheltenham Town (2 April 2011)
  • Fewest games failed to score in:7 – Crewe Alexandra[1]
  • Most games failed to score in:17[1]
    • Hereford United
    • Stevenage
    • Stockport County

Discipline

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Clean sheets

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Monthly awards

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MonthManager of the Month[39]Player of the Month[40]
ManagerClubPlayerClub
AugustPaul BuckleTorquay UnitedAdam Le FondreRotherham United
SeptemberMicky AdamsPort ValeRyan LoweBury
OctoberAlan KnillBuryCraig DaviesChesterfield
NovemberMicky AdamsPort ValeMark WrightShrewsbury Town
DecemberAndy HessenthalerGillinghamGreg TanseyStockport County
JanuaryDario GradiCrewe AlexandraCody McDonaldGillingham
FebruaryGraham TurnerShrewsbury TownRyan LoweBury
MarchDean HoldsworthAldershot TownCraig DaviesChesterfield
AprilRichie BarkerBuryRyan LoweBury

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