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1905–06 Blackpool F.C. season

English football club season


English football club season

FieldValue
clubBlackpool F.C.
season1905–06
leagueDivision Two
managerNone
league result14th
league topscorerJimmy Connor,
Harry Hancock and
E. Francis (6 each)
season topscorerHarry Hancock (9)
cup1FA Cup
cup1 resultThird round
highest attendance7,500 (v. Manchester United)
lowest attendance1,500 (v. Stockport County and Hull City)
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leftarm1ff0000
body1ff0000
rightarm1ff0000
shorts1ffffff
socks1ff0000
prevseason1904–05
nextseason1906–07

Harry Hancock and E. Francis (6 each)

The 1905–06 season was '''Blackpool F.C.''''s ninth season (sixth consecutive) in the Football League. They competed in the twenty-team Division Two, then the second tier of English football, finishing fourteenth.

The club's league top-scorer accolade was a three-way tie between new signings Jimmy Connor, Harry Hancock and E. Francis, with six apiece. Hancock became the outright top scorer after his three goals during Blackpool's FA Cup run.

Charles Ramsden became Blackpool's chairman during the close season.

Season synopsis

After an opening-day victory at home to Burton Albion, Blackpool mustered only three more wins before the end of the year.

1906 proved slightly more fruitful, with full points achieved over Gainsborough, Glossop, Grimsby Town, Lincoln City, Burslem Port Vale and — to close the season out — at Clapton Orient, which ultimately lifted them five places to 14th.

In the FA Cup, it took three attempts to beat Crystal Palace in the First Round. After overcoming Sheffield United in the next round, they were knocked out with a 5–0 defeat to Newcastle United at St. James' Park.

Table

Player statistics

Appearances

League

  • Arthur Hull – 38
  • Edward Threlfall – 37
  • Jack Parkinson – 37
  • Jack Scott – 35
  • Jimmy Connor – 33
  • Harry Hancock – 27
  • Sam Johnson – 25
  • Teddy Duckworth – 24
  • J. Gow – 20
  • Bob Birket – 20
  • Thomas Bate – 20
  • Luke Raisbeck – 15
  • E. Francis – 14
  • Bob Crewdson – 13
  • Charles Bennett – 12
  • J. Lavery – 11
  • J. Hollingworth – 10
  • W. Lowe – 6
  • E. Darlington – 4
  • C. Musgrove – 4
  • Robert Topping – 3
  • Albert Brown – 3
  • C. Sanderson – 2
  • William Anderton – 2
  • Levi Copestake – 2
  • James Reilly – 1
  • John Jones – 1

Players used: 27

FA Cup

  • Jimmy Connor – 5
  • E. Francis – 5
  • Harry Hancock – 5
  • Arthur Hull – 5
  • Sam Johnson – 5
  • Jack Parkinson – 5
  • Jack Scott – 5
  • Edward Threlfall – 5
  • Teddy Duckworth – 4
  • J. Gow – 4
  • Bob Birkett – 3
  • Bob Crewdson – 2
  • Thomas Bate – 1
  • J. Hollingworth – 1

Players used: 14

Goals

League

  • Jimmy Connor – 6
  • Harry Hancock – 6
  • E. Francis – 6
  • Charles Bennett – 4
  • Bob Birkett – 3
  • Teddy Duckworth – 2
  • J. Gow – 2
  • J. Lavery – 2
  • Thomas Bate – 1
  • Sam Johnson – 1
  • Jack Parkinson – 1
  • C. Sanderson – 1
  • Jack Scott – 1
  • Edward Threlfall – 1

League goals scored: 37

FA Cup

  • Harry Hancock – 3
  • E. Francis – 1
  • Edward Threlfall – 1

FA Cup goals scored: 5

Transfers

In

DatePlayerFromFee
1905Jimmy ConnorUnknownUnknown
1905Harry HancockStockport CountyUnknown
1905Sam JohnsonUnknownUnknown
1905Thomas BateUnknownUnknown
1905Luke RaisbeckUnknownUnknown
1905E. FrancisUnknownUnknown
1905J. LaveryUnknownUnknown
1905J. HollingworthUnknownUnknown
1905E. DarlingtonUnknownUnknown
1905Robert ToppingUnknownUnknown
1905Albert BrownPreston North EndUnknown
1905C. SandersonUnknownUnknown
1905Levi CopestakeUnknownUnknown
1905C. MusgroveUnknownUnknown

Out

The following players left after the final game of the previous season:

DatePlayerToFee
1905Tom WolstenholmeUnknownUnknown
1905Edgar ChadwickGlossop North EndUnknown
1905Hugh MorganUnknownUnknown
1905Marshall McEwanUnknownUnknown
1905John WaddingtonUnknownUnknown
1905Tom PrattUnknownUnknown
1905Lawrence CookPreston North EndUnknown
1905Alfred JollyUnknownUnknown
1905Joe DorringtonUnknownUnknown
1905Alfred GittinsUnknownUnknown
1905Fred HeywoodUnknownUnknown
1905Alfie KearnsUnknownUnknown

Notes

References

References

  1. Attendances were approximated by the reporter at the ground.
  2. Calley, Roy (1992). ''Blackpool: A Complete Record 1887-1992'', Breedon Books Sport {{ISBN. 1-873626-07-X
  3. Ever-present
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