BRIDGNORTH TOWN FC (1949)

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CLUB RECORDS - STATS & FACTS:
Midland Combination, Southern League,West Midlands League & Midland Football Alliance  - League Results only.

All information researched and supplied by Mark McIntyre

RECORD HOME WIN: 9-0 v STRATFORD TOWN (Midland Combination)

RECORD HOME WIN: 9-0 v MORDA UNITED (Shrops Challenge Cup)

RECORD AWAY WIN: 7-0 v COLESHILL (Midland Combination)

RECORD HOME DEFEAT: 1-7 v BLOXWICH (Midland Football Alliance)

RECORD AWAY DEFEAT: 1-11 v WILLENHALL TOWN (MFA)

RECORD HOME HIGHEST SCORING DRAW: 4-4 v KNYPERSLEY VICTORIA (MFA)

RECORD AWAY HIGHEST SCORING DRAW: 4-4 (Four Occassions)

MOST GAMES WITHOUT DEFEAT: 19
1982/83

MOST GAMES WITHOUT A DRAW: 24
1976/77

MOST GAMES WITHOUT A WIN: 16
1998/99

HIGHEST No OF POINTS: (2pts) 64, (3pts) 97

LOWEST No of POINTS: (2pts) 23, (3pts) 25

RECORD ATTENDANCE: 650 v Shrewsbury Town (Shrops Senior Cup) 2/8/95

RECORD CUP ATTENDANCE: 647 v South Shields (FA Vase 1975/76)

Records had indicated 1,500 but official paying gate was 647.

LOWEST ATTENDANCE: 10 v
Studley 2009/10 (Midland Football Alliance)

RECORD APPEARENCES: Kevin Harris 426 Appearences.

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RECORD GOAL SCORER: Roger Davies 157 Goals

When Roger turned eighteen, he joined Bridgnorth Town which itself had just joined the amateur Midland Football Combination. Davies spent three seasons with Bridgnorth. In the summer of 1971, he signed with Worcester City of the Southern Football League. He performed well enough to come to the attention of Derby County’s manager who purchased Davies’ contract for £12,000 in September 1971. He spent the 1971-1972 season with the Derby County reserves in the Central League where he won the league championship. Derby then loaned Davies to Preston North End at the start of the 1972-1973 season. He gained his First Division debut with Preston on August 26, 1972. After two appearances for Preston, he returned to Derby where he began to see first team time. In 1973, he became a part of Derby County lore during a third round FA Cup replay at Tottenham Hotspur. At the eighty minute mark, Tottenham held a 3-1 lead, all but assured of advancement to the next round when Davies scored twice in quick succession to tie the game. He rounded out a hat trick in extra time as Derby eliminated Tottenham 5-3. In 1975, Davies and his team mates, including Alan Hinton who would play a large part in his future career, took the Football league championship. (Information supplied via Wikipedia)


MFA Goal Milestones
Scorer
Season
1st
GARY EADES
1996/97
100th
DAVE DAVIES
1997/98
200th
STEVE BALL
1999/00
300th
CHARLIE BLAKEMORE
2000/01
400th
STEVE CLIFFORD
2001/02
500th
DOMINIC HEATH
2003/04
600th
GARETH HORLER
2008/09
700th
MIKE EVANS
2010/11
800th
KEVIN BUXTON
2011/12