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List of East Stirlingshire F.C. seasons

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This is a list ofEast Stirlingshire Football Club seasons from 1882–83 to the present day. The list details East Stirlingshire's record in major league and cup competitions, and the club's top league goal scorer of each season where available. Top scorers inbold were also the top scorers in East Stirlingshire's division that season. Records of minor competitions such as theStirlingshire Cup are not included.

The club was founded in 1880 asBainsford Britannia, a year later changing to its present name of East Stirlingshire. The club first competed in the Scottish Cup in 1882, two years after the club was established. The club was then admitted to theScottish Football League in 1900.

Seasons

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SeasonLeague[1][2]Scottish CupLeague CupChallenge CupTop league goal scorer
DivisionPWDLFAPtsPosNameGoals
1882–83R1
1883–84R3
1884–85R2
1885–86R3
1886–87R3
1887–88R3
1888–89QF
1889–90R4
1890–91QF
1891–92R1
1893–94R1
1894–95R1
1895–96R1
1897–98R2
1898–99R2
1899–1900R1
1900–01Div 2187383439177thR1
1901–02Div 22283113646199th
1902–03Div 22293104641218th
1903–04Div 2228593540215th
1904–05Div 22275103738199th
1905–06Div 2221101126471212th
1906–07Div 222641236481611th[a]
1907–08Div 2229583032234th
1908–09Div 22293102733217thR1
1909–10Div 22292113843208th
1910–11Div 2227692834207thR1
1911–12Div 22273122131179thR2
1912–13Div 22612864327323rdR2
1913–14Div 2227874036227thR2
1914–15Div 22613585344314th
Division 2 and the Scottish Cup were postponed due toWorld War I
1919–20R2
1920–21R3
1921–22Div 23812101643603415thR3
1922–23Div 2381082048692819thR1
1923–24Div 33017856336422ndR3
1924–25Div 2381181958723018thR2
1925–26Div 2381072159892718thR1
1926–27Div 238188129375445thR1
1927–28Div 2381410148476389thR1
1928–29Div 2361441871753212thR2
1929–30Div 2381641883753612thR1
1930–31Div 238177148574417thR1
1931–32Div 238263911155551stR1
1932–33Div 1387328551151720thR1
1933–34Div 234147136574359thR3
1934–35Div 2341171657762914thR1
1935–36Div 234138137075348thR1
1936–37Div 234182148178387thR1
1937–38Div 234971855952513thR1
1938–39Div 2349421891302217thR1
Division 2 and the Scottish Cup were postponed due toWorld War II
1946–47Div C[b]1810265440224thR2
1947–48Div C2218317226391stR2
1948–49Div 230661838671816th[c]R2PR
1950–51R2
1951–52R1
1952–53R2
1953–54R1
1954–55R3
1955–56Div 2369101766942816thR4PR
1956–57Div 2365724561211719thR4PR
1957–58Div 2361251955792915thR1PR
1958–59Div 2361081850792815thR1PR
1959–60Div 2361081868822815thR3PR
1960–61Div 2369720591002516thR1PR
1961–62Div 2361541770813411thR1PR
1962–63Div 23620978050492ndR3PR
1963–64Div 134522737911218thR3PR
1964–65Div 2[d]361310116450405thR1PR
1965–66Div 238952259912317thR1PR
1966–67Div 2387102144872419thR1PR
1967–68Div 2369101761742815thR1PR
1968–69Div 236175147062399thR2PR
1969–70Div 2361451758753312thPR1PR
1970–71Div 236991857862717thR1PR
1971–72Div 236177126058418thR1PR
1972–73Div 2361281652693213thR2PR
1973–74Div 236952247732316thR1SR
1974–75Div 2[e]381681456524010thR3PR
1975–76SFL 22688103333248thR1PR
1976–77SFL 2391281947633210thR3PR
1977–78SFL 239158165565389thR2R2
1978–79SFL 2391281961873212thR2R2
1979–80SFL 239217115540492ndR1R1
1980–81SFL 1396171641572911thQFR1
1981–82SFL 1397102238772413thR1PR
1982–83SFL 239792341792313thR1PR
1983–84SFL 23910111851663111thR3R1
1984–85SFL 2398151638533112thR2R2
1985–86SFL 2391162249692811thR1R1
1986–87SFL 2396112233562313thR1R2
1987–88SFL 2391513115147436thR4R2
1988–89SFL 2391311155458379thR2R1
1989–90SFL 2398102134662614thR3R1
1990–91SFL 2399111936722913thR1R2R2
1991–92SFL 2391511136170416thR1R2R1
1992–93SFL 239892250852513thR4R1R1
1993–94SFL 2[f]391311155457379thR3R3R1
1994–95SFL 336185136150594thR1R1R1
1995–96SFL 3361111145862447thR2R2R1
1996–97SFL 33689193658339thR3R1R2
1997–98SFL 336176135048574thR2R2R1Davie Watt12
1998–99SFL 336913145048408thR3R1[g]Hugh Ward7
1999–2000SFL 336117182850407thR2R2R1Gary Higgins
Stevie Laidlaw
9
2000–01SFL 336107193769378thR1R2SFSteve Hislop15
2001–02SFL 336124205158407thR2R1R1
2002–03SFL 3362727321051310thR1R1R1Jordan Leishman5
2003–04SFL 336223230118810thR2R1R1
2004–05SFL 336572432882210thR1R1R1Derek Ure6
2005–06SFL 336652528892310thR1R1R1Iain Diack9
2006–07SFL 336632727782110thR1R1R1Marc McKenzie5
2007–08SFL 336104224871349thR4R1QFAndrew Brand11
2008–09SFL 336194135750613rdR4R1R2Brian Graham15
2009–10SFL 336194135046613rdR2R1R2Simon Lynch13
2010–11SFL 336104223362349thR4R1R2Kevin Cawley8
2011–12SFL 336662438882410thR3R1R1Kevin Turner6
2012–13SFL 336852349972910thR3R1QFPaul Quinn11
2013–14SL 236128164559448thR3R1R1Paul Quinn7
2014–15SL 236134194066439thR3R1R1David McKenna12
2015–16SL 236952241793210thR2R1R1David McKenna10
2016–17Lowland30215410743682ndR2GroupR1
2017–18Lowland3019746731644thR2R1
2018–19Lowland28116115747396thR2R1
2019–20Lowland2617277729464th[h]R1Jamie Dishington16
2020–21Lowland128223012265th[h]R1Andy Rodgers8
2021–22Lowland34151186136566thR2TBCTBC
2022–23Lowland36891941743316thR1R2Connor Greene
Niyah Joseph
7
2023–24Lowland341241858684014thR1Luke Rankin23
2024–25Lowland34127155467439thR1R2Lucas McRoberts7

Key

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ChampionsRunners-upPromotedRelegated
  • P = Played
  • W = Wins
  • D = Draws
  • L = Losses
  • F = Goals for
  • A = Goals against
  • Pts = Points
  • Pos = Final position


  • PR = Preliminary round
  • PR1 = Preliminary round 1
  • SR = Supplementary round
  • Group = Group stage
  • R1 = Round 1
  • R2 = Round 2
  • R3 = Round 3
  • R4 = Round 4
  • QF = Quarter-finals
  • SF = Semi-finals


Footnotes

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  1. ^East Stirlingshire finished level on points withRaith Rovers and would have finished 10th but lost 3–2 in a play-off to determine the ranking order, so subsequently finished below the club.[3]
  2. ^After World War II ended, East Stirlingshire were not re-elected to join Division Two. The club therefore joined the newly created, and short-lived, Division "C" along with reserve teams.
  3. ^After being promoted back to Division Two in1948–49 and finishing bottom, the club was not re-elected to compete next season. The club played in minor leagues until1955–56 when the club re-joined Division Two.
  4. ^East Stirlingshire competed under the name "East Stirlingshire Clydebank", or "E.S. Clydebank" for short, after merging withClydebank Juniors. The merge lasted for only one season.
  5. ^Due to league restructuring the teams ranked 7th to 20th of the1974–75 Second Division were moved to a new "Division Two" to make room for a newPremier Division above Division One for the1975–76 season. The new Second Division became the third tier of Scottish football behind the new First Division and Premier Division.
  6. ^Due to league restructuring the teams ranked 7th to 14th of the1993–94 Second Division were moved from the Second Division to create a newThird Division for the1994–95 season. Points restructuring also sawthree points awarded for a win andone for a draw in the seasons following. This was changed fromtwo for a win andone for a draw.
  7. ^The 1998–99Scottish Challenge Cup tournament was suspended due to lack of sponsorship.
  8. ^abWith the season not being fully completed, a points per game formula was subsequently used to determine the final standing.

References

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  1. ^East Stirlingshire's complete league history,eaststirlingshire-mad.co.uk. Retrieved 3 May 2012.
  2. ^East Stirlingshire : History 1871 to 1918,statto.com. Retrieved 3 May 2012.
  3. ^East Stirlingshire 1906-1907 : Results,statto.com. Retrieved 3 May 2012.
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