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List of Alfreton Town F.C. seasons

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North Street, home of Alfreton Town F.C. since the club's formation in 1959

Alfreton Town Football Club is an English semi-professionalassociation football club based inAlfreton, Derbyshire. As of the 2023–24 season they compete in theConference North, the sixth tier of English football.^[1] The present club was formed in 1959 through the merger of Alfreton Miners Welfare and Alfreton United,^[2] though a previous incarnation of the team played for two seasons in theMidland Football League and entered theFA Cup five times between 1924 and 1929.^[3]^[4]

After the clubs re-formation they spent two seasons in Division One North of theCentral Alliance before being readmitted to the Midland League.^[2] In 21 seasons Alfreton won the title three times and finished as runners-up on a further three occasions. The league merged with theYorkshire Football League to form theNorthern Counties East Football League in 1982 and it was after five seasons that Alfreton won their first ever promotion, having finished as champions in 1986–87.^[3]^[5]

In 1996 the side won promotion to theNorthern Premier League Premier Division but struggled, lasting only two seasons before suffering back-to-back relegations. After three seasons back in the Northern Counties East League they achieved consecutive promotions, returning to the Northern Premier League Premier Division where they finished fourth, then the club's highest ever league finish. Founding members of theConference North in 2004, several years of consolidation were followed by consecutive third place finishes and then the league title in 2010–11.^[2] Promotion to theConference Premier saw the team competing in a national league competition for the first time.

Alfreton first entered theFA Cup in the 1924–25 season and have progressed to the second round proper on two occasions, in 2008–09 and 2012–13. They played in the inaugural edition of theFA Trophy and have appeared in every competition since, barring three seasons in theFA Vase after dropping to Step 5 of theNational League System. Since the club's re-formation Alfreton have also taken part in the every staging of theDerbyshire Senior Cup, winning ten times and finishing as runners-up on a further eight occasions.^[6]

Key

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Key to league record

Level = Level of the league in the current league system
Pld = Games played
W = Games won
D = Games drawn
L = Games lost
GF = Goals for
GA = Goals against
GD = Goals difference
Pts = Points
Position = Position in the final league table
Top scorer and number of goals scored shown in bold when he was also top scorer for the division.

Key to cup records

Res = Final reached round
Rec = Final club record in the form of wins-draws-losses
PR = Preliminary round
QR1 (2, etc.) = Qualifying Cup rounds
G = Group stage
R1 (2, etc.) = Proper Cup rounds
QF = Quarter-finalists
SF = Semi-finalists
F = Finalists
A(QF,SF,F) = Area quarter-, semi-, finalists
W = Winners

Seasons

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Year	League														Cup competitions					Manager
	Division	Lvl	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Position	Leading league scorer		Average^[7] attendance	FA Cup^[8]		FA Trophy		Derbyshire Cup^[9]
	Division	Lvl	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Position	Name	Goals	Average^[7] attendance	Res	Rec	Res	Rec	Derbyshire Cup^[9]
1921–22	Central Alliance		34	13	2	19	68	78	-10	28	13th of 18	—	—	—	—		—		—
1922–23			32	21	4	7	96	40	+56	46	2nd of 17	—	—	—	—		—		—
1923–24			26	18	5	3	95	31	+64	41	1st of 14	—	—	—	—		—		—
1924–25			20	11	4	5	53	26	+27	26	4th of 11	—	—	—	QR6	—	—		—
1925–26	Midland League		40	17	7	16	99	102	-3	41	9th of 21	—	—	—	QR1	—	—		—
1926–27	Midland League		38	8	5	25	59	143	-84	21	18th of 20	—	—	—	QR3	—	—		—
1927–28			—												QR1	—	—		—
1928–29			—												PR	—	—		—
The club was re-formed through the merger of Alfreton Miners Welfare and Alfreton United in 1959.
1959–60	Central Alliance One North		34	24	3	7	118	52	+66	51	4th of 18	—	—	—	—		—		SF
1960–61	Central Alliance One North		34	18	3	13	94	60	+34	39	10th of 18	—	—	—	QR2	1-0-1	—		W^[a]	Jim Bullions
Club was admitted into the newly re-formedMidland Football League.^[2]
1961–62	Midland Football League		34	6	4	24	48	100	-52	16	18th of 18	—	—	—	QR2	1-0-1	—		R3	Jim Bullions
1962–63			38	18	14	6	83	50	+33	50	5th of 20	—	—	—	QR2	1-0-1	—		F^[b]
1963–64			42	22	10	10	88	56	+32	54	4th of 22	—	—	—	QR1	0-0-1	—		SF
1964–65			42	21	8	13	91	67	+24	50	7th of 22	—	—	—	QR1	0-1-1	—		F^[c]
1965–66			42	19	7	16	100	87	+13	45	10th of 22	—	—	—	QR1	0-0-1	—		R3
1966–67			42	20	7	15	77	74	+3	47	8th of 22	—	—	—	QR1	0-0-1	—		R3
1967–68			40	18	6	16	84	71	+13	42	10th of 21	—	—	—	QR1	0-0-1	—		SF
1968–69			34	13	13	8	62	46	+16	39	7th of 18	—	—	—	QR1	0-0-1	—		R3
1969–70			34	30	3	1	119	19	+100	63	1st of 18	—	—	—	R1	4-4-1	QR1	0-1-1	W^[d]
1970–71			34	18	6	10	83	39	+44	42	5th of 18	—	—	—	QR2	1-0-1	QR3	2-0-1	SF
1971–72			34	22	5	7	85	39	+46	49	2nd of 18	—	—	—	QR3	2-0-1	QR1	0-0-1	SF
1972–73			34	17	10	7	80	44	+36	44	4th of 18	—	—	—	QR4	3-1-1	QR3	2-0-1	W^[e]
1973–74			32	22	5	5	77	37	+40	49	1st of 18	—	—	—	R1	4-2-1	QR3	2-0-0	W^[f]
1974–75			34	22	6	6	80	40	+40	50	3rd of 18	—	—	—	QR1	1-1-1	QR1	0-0-1	R2
1975–76	Midland Football League Premier Division		34	19	6	9	76	41	+35	44	4th of 18	—	—	—	QR3	2-2-1	QR2	2-3-1	R2
1976–77			34	24	5	5	79	33	+46	53	1st of 18	—	—	—	QR2	1-0-1	PR	0-0-1	SF
1977–78			32	20	2	10	52	37	+15	42	4th of 17	—	—	—	QR1	0-0-1	QR1	0-0-1	F^[g]
1978–79			36	6	13	17	39	61	-22	25	17th of 19	—	—	—	PR	0-0-1	PR	0-0-1	R1
1979–80			34	11	13	10	45	46	-1	35	10th of 18	—	—	—	QR3	3-1-1	QR1	1-1-1	F^[h]
1980–81			34	16	10	8	73	40	+33	42	2nd of 18	—	—	—	QR3	2-0-1	QR1	1-1-1	SF
1981–82			34	20	7	7	64	24	+40	47	2nd of 18	—	—	—	QR2	2-0-1	QR2	2-1-1	W^[i]
Midland League merged withYorkshire Football League and formed newNorthern Counties East Football League, club qualified to join the top division.
1982–83	Northern Counties East League Premier Division	8	38	16	3	19	47	55	-8	35	13th of 20	—	—	—	QR1	0-0-1	PR	0-0-1	SF
1983–84			34	18	6	10	56	32	+24	42	4th of 18	—	—	—	PR	0-0-1	QR3	3-1-1	SF
1984–85			36	20	6	10	69	39	+30	66	4th of 19	—	—	—	QR3	3-2-1	QR3	1-3-2	F^[j]
1985–86			38	21	2	15	66	47	+19	65	6th of 20	—	—	—	QR3	2-0-1	QR3	2-1-1	R2
1986–87			36	25	6	5	74	29	+45	81	1st of 19 Promoted	—	—	—	QR1	0-1-1	R1	3-0-1	SF
1987–88	Northern Premier League Division One	7	36	13	8	15	53	54	-1	47	11th of 19	—	—	—	QR3	3-1-1	QR3	2-1-1	F^[k]
1988–89			42	8	11	23	44	92	-48	35	20th of 22	—	—	—	PR	0-0-1	QR1	0-1-1	R3
1989–90			42	13	8	21	59	85	-26	47	18th of 22	—	—	—	QR2	2-0-1	QR3	2-1-1	R1
1990–91			42	7	12	23	41	84	-43	33	22nd of 22	—	—	—	PR	0-1-1	QR1	0-0-1	R1
1991–92			42	12	2	28	63	98	-35	38	20th of 22	—	—	—	QR2	2-0-1	QR2	1-0-1	R3
1992–93			40	15	9	16	80	80	0	54	9th of 21	—	—	—	QR1	1-1-1	QR1	0-0-1	F^[l]
1993–94			40	18	10	12	83	70	+13	64	6th of 21	—	—	—	QR1	1-0-1	R1	2-0-1	SF
1994–95			42	25	7	10	94	49	+45	82	4th of 22	—	—	—	QR1	1-1-1	QR1	0-0-1	W^[m]
1995–96			40	23	9	8	79	47	+32	78	2nd of 21 Promoted	—	—	—	PR	0-0-1	QR2	1-1-1	R4
1996–97	Northern Premier League Premier Division	6	44	8	13	23	45	83	-38	37	21st of 23	—	—	—	QR1	0-0-1	QR1	0-1-1	R3
1997–98	Northern Premier League Premier Division	6	42	3	13	26	32	86	-54	22	22nd of 22 Relegated	—	—	—	QR1	0-0-1	QR2	1-0-1	R4
1998–99	Northern Premier League Division One	7	42	9	8	25	53	86	-33	35	22nd of 22 Relegated	—	—	—	QR1	0-0-1	R2	0-0-1	R4
1999–2000	Northern Counties East League Premier Division	8	38	17	11	10	73	49	+24	62	5th of 20	—	—	—	PR	0-0-1	FA Vase^[n] R5	0-0-1	SF
2000–01			38	23	4	11	71	44	+27	73	3rd of 20	Caine Cheetham	24^[10]	—	QR2	2-1-1	FA Vase R2	0-0-1	SF
2001–02			38	27	5	6	94	36	+58	86	1st of 20 Promoted	Mick Godber	20^[11]	—	QR2	1-0-1	FA Vase R2	0-0-1	W^[o]	Chris Wilder
2002–03	Northern Premier League Division One	7	42	26	9	7	106	59	+47	87	1st of 22 Promoted	Mick Godber	24^[12]	388	QR1	1-0-1	R4	4-1-1	W^[p]	David Lloyd
2003–04	Northern Premier League Premier Division	6	44	23	9	12	73	43	+30	78	4th of 23	Mick Godber	18^[13]	402	QR2	0-0-1	R3	2-2-1	R5	David Lloyd
Conference North, a new sixth tier league created, club qualified to join it.
2004–05	Conference North	6	42	15	8	19	53	55	-2	53	14th of 22	Peter Duffield	21^[14]	398	R1	3-2-1	R4	3-1-1	SF	David Lloyd
2005–06			42	10	15	17	46	58	-12	45	17th of 22	Jon Stevenson	11^[15]	334	QR4	2-2-0	R1	1-1-1	SF	Gary Mills
2006–07			42	14	12	16	44	50	-6	54	14th of 22	—	—	295	QR2	0-1-1	QR3	0-0-1	R3	Gary Mills Marcus Ebdon
2007–08			42	12	11	19	49	54	-5	47	16th of 22	Brian Cusworth	9^[16]	363	QR2	0-1-1	R2	2-1-1	F^[q]	Nicky Law
2008–09			42	20	17	5	81	48	+33	77	3rd of 22	Liam Hearn	21^[17]	439	R2	4-1-1	R1	1-0-1	R4
2008–09			Lost in theplay-off semifinal.												R2	4-1-1	R1	1-0-1	R4
2009–10			40	21	11	8	77	45	+32	74	3rd of 21	Paul Clayton Liam Hearn	16^[18]	493	QR3	1-1-1	QR3	0-1-1	R3
2009–10			Lost in theplay-off final.												QR3	1-1-1	QR3	0-1-1	R3
2010–11			40	29	5	6	97	33	+64	92	1st of 21 Promoted	Liam Hearn	29^[19]	760	QR2	0-1-1	R3	3-2-1	R4
2011–12	Conference Premier	5	46	15	9	22	62	86	-24	54	15th of 24	Nathan Jarman	12^[20]	1,063	R1	1-1-1	R3	2-0-1	R3
2012–13			46	16	12	18	69	74	-5	60	13th of 24	Paul Clayton	17^[21]	747	R2	2-0-1	R1	0-0-1	SF
2013–14			46	21	7	18	69	74	-5	67^[r]	11th of 24	John Akinde	17^[23]	805	R1	1-0-1	R1	0-0-1	R3
2014–15			46	12	9	25	49	90	-41	45	21st of 24 Relegated	Karl Hawley	10	804	QR4	0-1-1	R2	1-0-1	QF
Fifth and sixth tier divisions renamed.
2015–16	National League North	6	42	15	13	14	58	54	+4	58	10th of 22	Sam Jones	13	583	QR4	2-0-1	QR3	0-0-1	W	Nicky Law
2016–17			42	11	9	22	62	95	-33	42	18th of 22	Craig Westcarr	13	547	R1	3-2-1	R2	2-1-1	SF	Nicky Law
2017–18			42	14	7	21	67	71	-4	49	17th of 22	Brendon Daniels	13	577	QR3	1-1-1	QR3	0-0-1	F	John McDermott Chris Moyses
2018–19			42	13	12	17	53	67	-14	51	15th of 22	Reece Styche	11	535	R1	3-1-1	QR3	0-1-1	W	Billy Heath
2019–20			32	12	4	16	48	55	-7	40	13th of 22	Amari Morgan-Smith	15	497	QR2	0-1-1	QR3	0-1-1	QF
2019–20			The regular season was cut short due toCOVID-19, final league positions decided by points-per-game												QR2	0-1-1	QR3	0-1-1	QF
2020–21			15	2	6	7	15	27	-15	12	21st of 22	Elliott Reeves	5	–^[s]	QR3	1-0-0	R3	0-0-1	not held
2020–21			The season was declared null and void due toCOVID-19												QR3	1-0-0	R3	0-0-1	not held
2021–22			42	17	10	15	58	59	-1	61	9th of 22	Matt Rhead	12	536	QR2	2-1-0	R4	2-0-1	not held
2022–23			46	17	18	11	54	44	+10	69	5th of 24	Matt Rhead	13	521	QR2	0-0-1	R2	0-0-1
2022–23			Lost in theplay-off quarter-final.												QR2	0-0-1	R2	0-0-1
2023–24			46	23	11	12	76	50	+26	80	5th of 24	Jordan Thewlis	17	568	R2	4-1-1	R2	0-0-1
2023–24			Lost in theplay-off quarter-final.												R2	4-1-1	R2	0-0-1
2024–25			46	15	14	17	54	59	-5	80	14th of 24	Lewis Salmon	12	490	R1	2-2-1	R3	1-0-1

Notes

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Source:Alfreton Town at theFootball Club History Database

^Won the Derbyshire Senior Cup with a 2–1 win overMatlock Town.
^Lost 2–1 in the Derbyshire Senior Cup final toIlkeston Town.
^Lost 1–0 in the Derbyshire Senior Cup final byLong Eaton United.
^Won the Derbyshire Senior Cup with a 4–2 aggregate win overGresley Rovers.
^Won the Derbyshire Senior Cup with a 4–1 aggregate win overBuxton.
^Won the Derbyshire Senior Cup with a 1–0 aggregate win overMatlock Town.
^Lost 2–1 on aggregate in the Derbyshire Senior Cup final toMatlock Town.
^Lost 2–1 on aggregate in the Derbyshire Senior Cup final toBelper Town.
^Won the Derbyshire Senior Cup with a 3–0 aggregate win overMatlock Town.
^Lost 3–1 on aggregate in the Derbyshire Senior Cup final toMatlock Town.
^Lost on penalties in the Derbyshire Senior Cup final toMatlock Town. The tie had initially finished 1–1 after two legs.
^Lost 6–5 on penalties in the Derbyshire Senior Cup final toIlkeston Town. The tie had initially finished 1–1 after two legs.
^Won the Derbyshire Senior Cup with an 8–1 aggregate victory overIlkeston Town.
^With Alfreton's relegation to the Northern Counties East League they dropped to Level 9 of theEnglish football league system thus becoming ineligible to take part in theFA Trophy. They instead competed in theFA Vase, for clubs between Levels 9–11
^Won the Derbyshire Senior Cup with a 5–4 aggregate victory overGresley Rovers.
^Won the Derbyshire Senior Cup with a 7–1 aggregate victory overMickleover Sports.
^Lost 4–3 on aggregate in the Derbyshire Senior Cup final toBelper Town.
^Alfreton were deducted three points for fielding an ineligible player againstKidderminster Harriers in December.^[22]
^COVID-19 prevented fans from attending games

References

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^"The FA Cup – Past results". The Football Association. Retrieved21 October 2013. Previous seasons accessed using the dropdown menu.
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