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1985–86 Alliance Premier League

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Football league season
Alliance Premier League
Season1985–86[1]
ChampionsEnfield (2ndAlliance Premier League title)
Promoted to theFootball LeagueNone
FA Trophy winnersAltrincham
Relegated to
Level 6		Barrow,
Dartford,
Wycombe Wanderers
Promoted for the next seasonGateshead,
Sutton,
Welling United
Matches462
Goals1,377 (2.98 per match)
Top goalscorerKim Casey(Kidderminster Harriers), 36
Biggest home winKidderminster Harriers –Wycombe Wanderers 8–2;
Bath City –Barrow 6–0
Biggest away winCheltenham Town –Kidderminster Harriers 2–6;
Barrow –Runcorn 0–4
Highest scoringAltrincham –Nuneaton Borough 7–4
Longest winning run?
Longest unbeaten run?
Longest losing run?
Highest attendance?
Lowest attendance?
Average attendance?

The Alliance Premier League season of 1985–86 (known as theGola League 1985–86 for sponsorship reasons) was the seventh season of theAlliance Premier League. This was the first year where a team from theIsthmian League had been promoted to the APL, and this was the last season of the league under this name - starting with the1986–87 season, the league would be renamed to the Football Conference.

New teams in the league this season

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Final league table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1Enfield(C)42271059447+4776
2Frickley Athletic42251077850+2869
3Kidderminster Harriers42247119962+3767
4Altrincham42221197049+2163
5Weymouth42191587560+1561
6Runcorn42191497044+2660
7Stafford Rangers421913106154+760
8Telford United421810146866+251
9Kettering Town421515125553+249
10Wealdstone42169175756+147
11Cheltenham Town421611156969046
12Bath City421311185354−145
13Boston United42167196676−1044
14Barnet421311185660−441
15Scarborough421311185466−1240
16Northwich Victoria421012204254−1237
17Maidstone United42916175766−936
18Nuneaton Borough42135245873−1536
19Dagenham421012204866−1836
20Wycombe Wanderers(R)421013195584−2936Relegation to theIsthmian League Premier Division
21Dartford(R)4289255182−3126Relegation to theSouthern League Premier Division
22Barrow(R)4278274186−4524Relegation to theNorthern Premier League
Source:[1]
Rules for classification: 2 points for a home win, 3 points for an away win, 1 point for a draw.
(C) Champions;(R) Relegated

Results

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Home \ AwayALTBARBRWBATBOSCHLDAGDARENFFRKKETKIDMDSNORNUNRUNSCASTATELWEAWEYWYC
Altrincham2–02–01–21–34–13–10–01–41–02–22–11–02–17–41–12–01–31–01–03–14–3
Barnet2–24–11–03–02–24–12–00–11–23–00–13–31–00–11–21–00–21–21–02–20–1
Barrow0–10–11–12–12–21–01–21–22–21–03–41–11–22–00–42–40–11–01–13–41–1
Bath City0–21–16–02–01–11–12–00–21–21–12–41–10–00–20–10–00–13–02–32–23–1
Boston United1–31–22–11–11–23–03–01–20–34–12–12–23–03–22–12–11–12–21–05–01–1
Cheltenham Town2–02–12–01–22–12–23–12–01–15–12–62–12–05–31–15–12–01–11–20–14–2
Dagenham1–32–13–00–12–21–32–10–20–01–00–10–01–03–22–30–01–11–40–22–21–1
Dartford3–25–33–21–20–13–31–12–31–20–25–11–12–00–10–11–13–32–11–21–11–0
Enfield1–11–04–03–13–01–03–11–03–11–12–21–31–03–22–04–03–14–11–04–42–3
Frickley Athletic0–03–32–02–15–12–13–21–01–43–03–12–01–02–23–12–13–03–12–11–02–2
Kettering Town2–21–14–22–03–12–10–22–22–12–02–22–02–11–40–00–00–14–02–10–24–1
Kidderminster Harriers0–20–22–13–13–25–12–04–11–21–00–03–12–22–12–45–11–13–03–11–28–2
Maidstone United1–22–20–03–21–21–02–13–03–33–20–02–10–15–11–11–12–44–40–10–01–1
Northwich Victoria1–20–10–11–23–43–10–12–02–22–30–00–01–00–31–10–02–00–12–20–14–0
Nuneaton Borough0–04–10–12–30–10–11–23–11–50–10–30–31–01–31–03–13–01–10–03–03–0
Runcorn2–10–03–12–03–05–01–15–01–12–20–10–23–02–33–10–03–01–01–11–22–1
Scarborough1–03–13–12–12–12–12–11–11–32–32–33–52–00–02–11–12–43–10–11–11–2
Stafford Rangers1–10–01–01–02–12–03–15–11–10–00–03–22–11–22–01–10–30–32–12–31–1
Telford United2–12–23–11–02–13–02–12–12–22–12–20–12–44–01–12–31–00–02–14–13–1
Wealdstone2–22–04–00–17–20–00–42–12–42–03–10–33–20–01–01–10–32–31–11–02–0
Weymouth0–04–23–20–00–00–02–12–12–22–31–01–22–02–22–05–24–11–15–24–21–1
Wycombe Wanderers0–12–01–11–44–13–31–13–21–01–30–02–52–21–12–00–12–12–41–21–00–3
Updated to match(es) played on unknown. Source: Peter Dunk (ed.),Rothmans Football Yearbook 1986–87. Queen Anne Press, Macdonald & Co., London & Sydney, 1986.[1]
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.
Locations of theAlliance Premier League teams 1985–1986
Locations of theAlliance Premier League 1985–1986 London teams

Top scorers

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Source:[1]
RankPlayerClubLeagueFA CupFA TrophyLeague CupTotal
1Kim CaseyKidderminster Harriers36
2Carl RichardsEnfield28
3Mike DohertyWeymouth25
4Mick CarterRuncorn22
5Paul DaviesKidderminster Harriers21
6Nicky EvansBarnet20
=Gary HooleyFrickley Athletic /Scarborough20
8Ken McKennaTelford United18
=Paul WilsonFrickley Athletic18
10Graham BennettStafford Rangers17
11Mark BoylandCheltenham Town16
=Dave GilbertBoston United16
13Colin CowperthwaiteBarrow15
=Frank MurphyNuneaton Borough15
15Tony BurmanDartford14
=David SingletonBath City14
=Tim SmithersNuneaton Borough14
=Chris TownsendCheltenham Town14
19Tony AganaWeymouth13
=Noel AshfordEnfield13
21Phil DerbyshireStafford Rangers12
22Bob MountainStafford Rangers11
23Stephen ClaridgeWeymouth10

Promotion and relegation

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Promoted

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Relegated

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Election to the Football League

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As winners of the Alliance Premier League,Enfield won the right to apply for election to the Football League to replace one of the four bottom sides in the 1985–86Football League Fourth Division. The vote went as follows:

ClubFinal PositionVotes
Exeter City21st (Fourth Division)64
Preston North End23rd (Fourth Division)62.5
Cambridge United22nd (Fourth Division)61
Torquay United24th (Fourth Division)61
Enfield1st (Alliance Premier League)7.5

As a resultEnfield did not gain membership of the Football League. This was the final season in which the team who won the Conference National had to apply for election to the Football League, and from the 1986–87 season onward the winning team was automatically promoted, on the provision that they met the various conditions that the Football League set for all its members.

References

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  1. ^abcdPeter Dunk (ed.),Rothmans Football Yearbook 1986–87. Queen Anne Press, Macdonald & Co., London & Sydney, 1986.

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