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1890–91 Burnley F.C. season

English football club season


Summary

English football club season

FieldValue
clubBurnley
season1890–91
managerManaged by club committee
chairmanWyatt Granger
leagueFootball League
league result8th
cup1FA Cup
cup1 resultSecond Round
league topscorerClaude Lambie (16)
season topscorerClaude Lambie (17)
highest attendance10,000 (three occasions)
lowest attendance3,500 (vs Wolverhampton Wanderers, 1 November 1890)
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prevseason1889–90
nextseason1891–92

The 1890–91 season was the ninth season in the history of Burnley Football Club and their third in the Football League. Burnley ended the season in eighth position with a record of 9 wins, 3 draws and 10 defeats, thus finishing outside the bottom four for the first time. Scottish forwards Claude Lambie and Alexander McLardie were the top goalscorers, with 16 and 14 league goals respectively. Burnley progressed to the Second Round of the FA Cup for the first time in two years, before being knocked out by Notts County. During the season 24 different players were used by Burnley, with many of the squad hailing from Scotland. In the 6–2 win against Preston North End on 7 March 1891, striker Tom Nicol became the first and only Burnley player to score a hat-trick on his League debut.

Football League

Match results

DateOpponentsResultGoalscorersAttendance
6 September 1890Accrington (A)1–1Lambie8,000
13 September 1890Sunderland (A)3–2Stewart, Lambie, McLardie5,000
20 September 1890Aston Villa (H)2–1Lambie, McLardie10,000
27 September 1890Sunderland (H)3–3Lambie, Spiers, McLardie8,000
4 October 1890West Bromwich Albion (A)1–3Yates6,000
11 October 1890Bolton Wanderers (H)1–2Hill7,500
18 October 1890Blackburn Rovers (H)1–6McLardie10,000
25 October 1890Wolverhampton Wanderers (H)1–3Mason (o.g.)3,000
1 November 1890Wolverhampton Wanderers (A)4–2McLardie (2), Lambie, Place senior3,500
8 November 1890Aston Villa (A)4–4Lambie (3), McLardie5,000
15 November 1890Derby County (H)6–1Lambie (4), McLardie, Marr6,000
22 November 1890Blackburn Rovers (A)2–5Place senior, McLardie4,000
29 November 1890Accrington (H)2–0McLardie, Lambie6,000
6 December 1890West Bromwich Albion (H)5–4Marr, Hill, Oswald, McLardie (2)5,500
20 December 1890Notts County (H)0–14,500
27 December 1890Everton (A)3–7Hill, McLardie (2)12,000
25 January 1891Derby County (A)4–2Lambie (3), scrimmage2,500
2 February 1891Preston North End (A)0–73,000
10 February 1891Notts County (A)0–44,000
7 March 1891Preston North End (H)6–2Nicol (3), Marr (2), Hill7,000
14 March 1891Everton (H)3–2Haresnape, Bowes, Stewart10,000
21 March 1891Bolton Wanderers (A)0–14,500

Final league position

FA Cup

RoundDateOpponentsResultGoalscorersAttendance
First round17 January 1891Crewe Alexandra (H)4–2 (a.e.t.)Lambie, Oswald, Hill, McLardie
Second round31 January 1891Notts County (A)1–2McLardie9,500

Lancashire Senior Cup

RoundDateOpponentsResultGoalscorers
First round7 February 1891Darwen (H)2–3Hill, Place junior

Player statistics

;Key to positions

  • CF = Centre forward
  • FB = Fullback
  • GK = Goalkeeper
  • HB = Half-back
  • IF = Inside forward
  • OF = Outside forward ;Statistics
Nat.PositionPlayerFootball LeagueFA CupTotalAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoals
ScotlandIFBilly Bowes310031
ScotlandIFJohn Brodie200020
EnglandFBWilliam Bury102030
EnglandFBZacharious Carr100010
EnglandOFThomas Crossley100010
EnglandFBJames Duerden300030
EnglandOFRobert Haresnape711081
ScotlandOFJimmy Hill16421185
ScotlandGKArchibald Kaye22020240
EnglandHBJack Keenan18020200
ScotlandCFClaude Lambie1816212017
ScotlandFBSandy Lang18020200
EnglandIFRobert Marr940094
ScotlandHBBill McFettridge21020230
ScotlandIFAlexander McLardie1714221916
EnglandHBJoseph Nash402060
ScotlandCFTom Nicol330033
ScotlandOFJohn Oswald15111161
?HBT Patterson200020
EnglandOFWalter Place senior520052
ScotlandHBDaniel Spiers18100181
ScotlandIFAlec Stewart16220182
EnglandFBJohn Walker21000210
EnglandOFJack Yates110011

References

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