2009–10 York City F.C. season

York City
2009–10 season
Chairman Jason McGill
Manager Martin Foyle
Conference Premier 5th
Play-offs Runners-up
FA Cup Third round
FA Trophy Fourth round
Top goalscorer League: Richard Brodie (26)
All: Richard Brodie (34)
Highest home attendance 6,204 (v Luton Town, Conference National play-offs, 29 April 2010)
Lowest home attendance 853 (v Hinckley United, FA Trophy, 16 December 2009)
Average home league attendance 2,643[1]
Home colours
Away colours

The 2009–10 season was the 88th season in York City F.C.'s history, their sixth in the Football Conference and 82nd in the league system of English football. Their 17th-place finish in the 2008–09 season meant it was their sixth successive season in the Conference Premier. It was also Martin Foyle's first start to a season as manager, after he was appointed following the sacking of Colin Walker in November 2008. It covers a period from 1 July 2009 to 30 June 2010.

Most of Foyle's pre-season signings came towards the end of the previous campaign, with the signings of Michael Gash for £55,000 and Djoumin Sangaré on a free transfer being the only arrivals during the 2009–10 pre-season transfer window. The league season saw a new record for consecutive wins set, with eight victories from 14 November 2009 to 23 January 2010, as the team finished fifth in the league and so qualified for the Conference Premier play-offs. After beating Luton Town 2–0 on aggregate, York were defeated 3–1 by Oxford United in the 2010 Conference Premier play-off Final, resulting in a seventh consecutive season of Conference football.

York reached the fourth round of the FA Trophy, being beaten 2–1 by eventual champions Barrow. An FA Cup run saw the team beat League Two team Crewe Alexandra 3–2 and play Premier League team Stoke City at the Britannia Stadium, with York taking the lead in the game but eventually losing 3–1. Richard Brodie was the club's top goalscorer for a second season running after scoring 34 goals, with 26 in the league, four in the FA Cup, three in the FA Trophy and one in the play-offs. Michael Ingham was voted Clubman of the Year.

Background

Manager Colin Walker was sacked early in the 2008–09 season and former Port Vale manager Martin Foyle was appointed as his successor.[2][3] The team finished the season in 17th position in the Conference Premier table and were defeated 2–0 by Stevenage Borough in the FA Trophy Final at Wembley Stadium.[4][5] Steven Hogg, Daniel McBreen, Jonathan McDonald, Josh Radcliffe, Mark Robinson, Simon Rusk, Liam Shepherd and Christian Smith were all released by York,[6] while Mark Greaves was later told his contract would not be renewed.[7] Andy Ferrell, Craig Nelthorpe, Levi Mackin, James Meredith and Richard Pacquette were all signed in May.[8][9] Michael Rankine signed, with Craig Farrell moving in the other direction to Rushden & Diamonds,[10] and youth team striker Michael Emmerson signed a professional contract.[11] June also saw the arrivals of Alex Lawless, Neil Barrett and Alan O'Hare.[12][13][14]

Review

Pre-season

Michael Gash signed for York from Ebbsfleet United for a fee of £55,000.

Midfielder Ben Wilkinson was released by York after having his contract cancelled by mutual consent.[15] A second bid for Ebbsfleet United striker Michael Gash was made, with £50,000 being offered.[16] Adam Boyes joined Championship team Scunthorpe United for an undisclosed fee.[17] York's pre-season schedule began with a 3–3 draw with League One team Leeds United, which was earned with stoppage time goals from Alex Lawless and trialist Gomis.[18] The following match finished as a 2–0 defeat by League Two team Bradford City, who scored with first half goals from Steve Williams and Michael Boulding.[19] French defender Djoumin Sangaré was offered a contract by York after impressing in the pre-season games against Leeds and Bradford.[20] York defeated Northern Premier League Premier Division team North Ferriby United 6–1,[21] which was followed by a 2–0 victory over League One team Hartlepool United.[22] Following the match, the signing of striker of Michael Gash from Ebbsfleet was completed, with a fee of £55,000 being agreed.[23] £30,000 would be paid to Ebbsfleet immediately and the following £25,000 would be paid on 1 January 2010.[23] This was followed by the signing of Sangaré.[23] A second pre-season defeat by a League Two team came after being beaten 3–1 by Rotherham United, with Ferrell scoring the opening goal for York.[24] York's final pre-season friendly was a 3–1 defeat by F.C. Halifax Town of the Northern Premier League Division One North, which saw Nelthorpe be sent off.[25] York players Gash, Michael Ingham, Nelthorpe and Rankine were arrested following an incident involving two other men at a Subway outlet on a night out.[26] Danny Parslow was named as captain for the season, after taking over the role during last season.[27]

August

York's season started with a 2–1 defeat by Oxford United, with Richard Brodie giving York the lead before Oxford scored two late goals.[28] This was followed by a 0–0 draw with Rushden & Diamonds at KitKat Crescent,[29] which saw striker Rankine have a goal ruled out.[30] York's first victory of the season came with a 2–0 victory over Forest Green Rovers, with goals from Rankine and Adam Smith.[31] Striker Emmerson joined Billingham Town on a one-month loan.[32] A second defeat of the season came after Gareth Taylor scored for Wrexham to give Wrexham a 1–0 victory.[33] Richard Pacquette scored the equalising goal for York in a 1–1 draw with Hayes & Yeading United after being introduced as a substitute.[34] The team's first away victory came with a 2–1 win against Gateshead, with goals from Brodie and Gash.[35] Following this, Gash was named on standby for the England C team ahead of their match against Hungary.[36] Goals from Brodie and Smith saw a second successive victory of the season after beating Histon 3–1.[37]

September

Chris Carruthers signed on loan from Oxford United.

Goals in the opening 10 minutes from Brodie and Gash gave York victory over Crawley Town.[38] A 0–0 draw away at Barrow followed, who had been beaten 6–1 by Rushden & Diamonds in their previous game.[39] Two goals from Brodie, both of which were provided by Sangaré, gave York victory over Kettering Town.[40] Midfielder Simon Russell was loaned out to Tamworth after being unable to play any games for York up to that point during the season.[41] Gash scored a header on 89 minutes to secure a 2–2 draw against Cambridge United, after having given York the lead in the first half, before Cambridge scored two goals through Jai Reason and Mark Beesley.[42] Goals from Brodie and Gash gave York a 3–2 victory over Kidderminster Harriers.[43] Defender Chris Carruthers was signed from Oxford United on a one-month loan,[44] while O'Hare was loaned out to Gainsborough Trinity.[45]

October

Sangaré scored a goal in stoppage time to earn York a 1–1 draw against Stevenage Borough, who had taken the lead through a Parslow own goal.[46] York beat Tamworth 3–2 away, which was the home team's first defeat at The Lamb Ground during the season, with goals from Ferrell, Brodie and Sangaré.[47] The team's 10 game unbeaten run came to an end following a 1–0 defeat by Salisbury City, who scored with a penalty in the second minute.[48] Striker Boyes rejoined the club on loan from Scunthorpe United,[49] ahead of a 1–1 draw with Oxford, who equalised after York took the lead through Rankine.[50] Barrett gave the team the lead at Luton Town, before the home side equalised through Asa Hall.[51] York played Bedworth United in the FA Cup fourth qualifying round, and a 2–0 victory meant progression to the first round.[52] A 3–1 defeat by Crawley came at Broadfield Stadium, after Brodie had given York the lead during the first half.[53]

November

Richard Brodie scored his first hat-trick for York and won the Conference Premier player of the month award for November.

Carruthers' loan was extended until 2 January 2010,[54] and after Sangaré picked up an injury,[55] Mansfield Town defender Luke Graham was signed on a one-month loan.[56] York beat League Two side Crewe Alexandra 3–2 in the FA Cup first round, with goals from Brodie and Pacquette.[57] Nelthorpe was loaned to Barrow until 1 January 2010.[58] Striker Kevin Gall was signed ahead of the game against Chester City,[59] which was won 3–2 after Brodie scored his first hat-trick for York.[60] Former Grays Athletic winger Tyrone Berry was signed on non-contract terms.[61] Rankine scored the only goal in a 1–0 victory over Ebbsfleet United.[62] He followed this up with the winning goal after scoring a header in a 1–0 victory over AFC Wimbledon.[63] Lawless scored the only goal in a 1–0 victory at home to Gateshead.[64] Cambridge were beaten 2–1 in the second round of the FA Cup, with Rankine and Brodie scoring in the first half, meaning York reached the third round for the first time since the 2001–02 season.[65]

December

Brodie scored the only goal in a 1–0 victory at Rushden.[66] Foyle and Brodie respectively were named as the Conference Premier Manager and Player of the Month for November.[67] Mansfield agreed to extend Graham's loan until January 2010, when he would sign for the club permanently.[68] Goals from Carruthers and Brodie gave York a 2–1 victory over Wrexham, which equalled the club record for successive victories in all competitions with eight.[69] Graham was to return to Mansfield after talks over his loan extension fell through,[70] although the deal was later completed.[71] Youth team defender Dean Lisles was promoted to the first team squad.[72] York drew 0–0 at Conference North team Hinckley United in the first round of the FA Trophy,[73] and the replay at home was won 3–1, with Brodie scoring York's goals.[74] York beat fellow play-off contenders Mansfield 3–0 on Boxing Day, with Brodie and Gash scoring.[75] Winger Berry was released after failing to make an appearance, while striker Emmerson was loaned out to Ossett Town.[76]

January

Neil Barrett scored for York in their 3–1 defeat by Premier League team Stoke City in the FA Cup third round.

York were defeated 3–1 by Premier League team Stoke City at the Britannia Stadium in the FA Cup third round, after having taken the lead after Barrett scored a header from a Lawless free kick.[77] Carruthers and Graham signed for the club permanently, with the former signing for 18 months and the latter until the end of the season.[78] Gash, Ingham, Nelthorpe and Rankine appeared at York Magistrates' Court after being charged with affray.[79] York beat Hayes 4–1 at home, with Carruthers, Brodie and Gall scoring.[80] A 0–0 draw at Newport County meant York would have a replay in the FA Trophy second round.[81] Midfielder Courtney Pitt joined from Cambridge on loan for the rest of the season, with Russell moving the other way, while Nelthorpe was loaned out to Luton and Gall extended his contract until the end of the season.[82] Barrett scored the only goal with a shot from outside the box to give York a 1–0 victory at Cambridge.[83] York won the FA Trophy second round replay 1–0, with Pacquette scoring the winning goal in stoppage time.[84] O'Hare was loaned back to Gainsborough for the rest of the season.[85] York beat Corby Town in the FA Trophy third round, with Ferrell scoring a penalty in a 1–0 victory.[86]

February

Emmerson was released by the club after failing to make any first team appearances,[87] while Ferrell joined Gateshead for a fee of £3,500 and Jamie Clarke signed after being released by Grimsby Town.[88][89] Ben Purkiss gave York the lead at Histon before Bradley Hudson-Odoi scored to equalise and the game finished a 1–1 draw, which ended the run of league victories at nine, a club record.[90] A 1–0 victory at Kettering came after Rankine scored the only goal with a volley from inside the penalty area.[91] Australian goalkeeper Simon Miotto joined the club as goalkeeping coach, while later registering as a player.[92][93] York suffered their first league defeat since October after being beaten 1–0 at Ebbsfleet, with Brodie being sent off and receiving a three-match suspension.[94] This was followed by a 0–0 draw at home against Luton.[95] York suffered their first home defeat in 10 months after being beaten 1–0 by Eastbourne Borough.[96]

March

A 2–1 defeat at Barrow saw the team knocked out of the FA Trophy in the quarter-finals, with Pacquette scoring for York.[97] York suffered a second successive defeat in the league after being beaten 2–1 by Forest Green Rovers, with Mackin scoring his first goal for York.[98] Chester's expulsion from the Football Conference resulted in York having the three points gained against them from a 3–2 victory expunged, meaning the team moved down to 6th in the table.[99] York were defeated 2–1 at home against Salisbury, after Sangaré had put the team in the lead.[100] Chesterfield midfielder Paul Harsley was signed on loan until the end of the season,[101] and he made his debut in a 0–0 draw at Altrincham, which ended a run of three consecutive defeats.[102] York's first victory in six league games came after a 1–0 victory over Mansfield, with Pitt scoring his first for the club.[103] Andy McWilliams was loaned out to Northern Premier League Premier Division team Whitby Town for four weeks.[104] A second successive victory came after Barrett scored the only goal in a 1–0 victory over Kidderminster.[105] Graham scored his first goal for the club in a 1–1 draw with Tamworth, who equalised through former York defender Chris Smith.[106] A 4–0 victory at Grays Athletic saw Brodie score his first goals in 12 games, with Harsley and Barrett also scoring.[107][108]

April

Michael Ingham was named the season's Clubman of the Year.

York beat Altrincham 2–1 after going behind to a Chris Denham goal, with McGurk scoring the equaliser and Brodie scoring the winning goal with a stoppage time penalty.[109] This was followed by a 5–0 victory over AFC Wimbledon, with Rankine scoring goals in both halves and Brodie scoring a first half hat-trick.[110] A seven-match unbeaten run came to an end when York were beaten 3–1 at Eastbourne, conceding three goals in the first 32 minutes before Rankine scored a penalty to finish the scoring.[111] York's place in the play-offs was secured after a 3–0 victory over Barrow, with goals coming from Brodie and Gash.[112] Before York's game against Grays, the final home game of the season prior to the play-offs, Ingham was named as the Clubman of the Year.[113] The game finished in a 1–1 draw, with Brodie giving York the lead before Duran Reynolds equalised for Grays on 89 minutes.[114] The team finished the league season after a 1–0 defeat by champions Stevenage, meaning York finished the season in fifth place in the Conference Premier table and they would play Luton in the play-off semi-finals.[115] Brodie scored on 89 minutes to give York a 1–0 victory over Luton in the play-off semi-final first leg.[116]

May and June

York won the second leg 1–0 through a Carruthers goal, meaning the tie was won 2–0 on aggregate.[117] Following the match, Brodie and Carruthers were hit by coins with the squad being forced to leave the ground through the back of a stand after having missiles thrown at them by a section of Luton fans.[118] Russell left to join Cambridge permanently after making no appearances for York during the season.[119] The team lost the play-off Final 3–1 to Oxford at Wembley, with York's goal coming from a Ryan Clarke own goal.[120] After the end of the season, the club announced Clarke, Gall, Mimms, Nelthorpe, O'Hare and Pacquette were to be released when their contracts expired on 30 June, while Miotto, Smith and Sangaré were in negotiations over new contracts, Graham, Mackin and Purkiss were offered new contracts and youth team players Jamie Hopcutt and Lisles were offered professional contracts.[121] Purkiss rejected the offer of a new contract a day later, and although Foyle said "The door is still open and I might try to help him in another way",[122] he eventually signed for Oxford.[123] Smith rejected talks with the club and instead signed for Mansfield.[124]

York's first summer signings were made after defenders Duane Courtney and Greg Young joined from Kidderminster and Altrincham respectively, while Mackin signed a new contract.[125] Sangaré signed a new short-term six-month contract, which would keep him at the club until 25 December.[126] Graham turned down a new two-year contract signed for former club Kettering.[127] At the Football Conference's Annual Presentation Dinner, Brodie was named the division's Player of the Year and a member of the Team of the Year.[128] Blackburn Rovers winger Andy Haworth arrived on trial, with a view to signing on a season-long loan.[129] Winger Peter Till became York's third summer signing after joining from Walsall on a one-year contract.[130]

Match results

Legend

Win Draw Loss

Conference Premier

Game Date Opponents Venue Result Score
F–A		 Goalscorers Attendance Ref
1 8 August 2009 Oxford UnitedA L1–2Brodie 6,403 [28]
2 11 August 2009 Rushden & DiamondsH D0–0 2,267 [29]
3 15 August 2009 Forest Green RoversH W2–0Rankine (pen), Smith 1,954 [31]
4 18 August 2009 WrexhamA L0–1 3,371 [33]
5 22 August 2009 Hayes & Yeading UnitedA D1–1Pacquette 606 [34]
6 25 August 2009 GatesheadA W2–1Brodie, Gash 1,174 [35]
7 29 August 2009 HistonH W3–1Brodie (2, 1 pen), Smith 1,944 [37]
8 5 September 2009 Crawley TownH W2–0Brodie (pen), Gash 2,139 [38]
9 8 September 2009 BarrowA D0–0 1,120 [39]
10 12 September 2009 Kettering TownH W2–0Brodie (2) 2,275 [40]
11 22 September 2009 Cambridge UnitedH D2–2Gash (2) 2,321 [42]
12 26 September 2009 Kidderminster HarriersH W3–2Brodie (2, 1 pen), Gash 2,509 [43]
13 3 October 2009 Stevenage BoroughH D1–1Sangaré 2,644 [46]
14 6 October 2009 TamworthA W3–2Ferrell, Brodie, Sangaré 1,118 [47]
15 10 October 2009 Salisbury CityA L0–1 1,266 [48]
16 17 October 2009 Oxford UnitedH D1–1Rankine 4,302 [50]
17 20 October 2009 Luton TownA D1–1Barrett 6,387 [51]
18 31 October 2009 Crawley TownA L1–3Brodie 975 [53]
— 10 November 2009 Chester CityH W3–2[A]Brodie (3, 1 pen) 2,164 [60]
19 14 November 2009 Ebbsfleet UnitedH W1–0Rankine 2,629 [62]
20 21 November 2009 AFC WimbledonA W1–0Rankine 4,016 [63]
21 24 November 2009 GatesheadH W1–0Lawless 2,302 [64]
22 1 December 2009 Rushden & DiamondsA W1–0Brodie 1,117 [66]
23 5 December 2009 WrexhamH W2–1Carruthers, Brodie 3,006 [69]
24 26 December 2009 Mansfield TownH W3–0Brodie (2, 1 pen), Gash 4,587 [75]
25 16 January 2010 Hayes & Yeading UnitedH W4–1Carruthers, Brodie (2), Gall 2,403 [80]
26 23 January 2010 Cambridge UnitedA W1–0Barrett 2,646 [83]
27 2 February 2010 HistonA D1–1Purkiss 487 [90]
28 6 February 2010 Kettering TownA W1–0Rankine 1,375 [91]
29 13 February 2010 Ebbsfleet UnitedA L0–1 1,226 [94]
30 16 February 2010 Luton TownH D0–0 3,316 [95]
31 27 February 2010 Eastbourne BoroughH L0–1 2,611 [96]
32 6 March 2010 Forest Green RoversA L1–2Mackin 892 [98]
33 9 March 2010 Salisbury CityH L1–2Sangaré 1,867 [100]
34 13 March 2010 AltrinchamA D0–0 1,236 [102]
35 16 March 2010 Mansfield TownA W1–0Pitt 2,638 [103]
36 23 March 2010 Kidderminster HarriersA W1–0Barrett 1,127 [105]
37 27 March 2010 TamworthH D1–1Graham 2,863 [106]
38 30 March 2010 Grays AthleticA W4–0Harsley, Brodie (2), Barrett 323 [107]
39 5 April 2010 AltrinchamH W2–1McGurk, Brodie (pen) 3,005 [109]
40 7 April 2010 AFC WimbledonH W5–0Rankine (2), Brodie (3, 2 pens) 2,667 [110]
41 10 April 2010 Eastbourne BoroughA L1–3Rankine (pen) 1,144 [111]
42 13 April 2010 BarrowH W3–0Brodie (2), Gash 2,154 [112]
43 17 April 2010 Grays AthleticH D1–1Brodie 2,854 [114]
44 24 April 2010 Stevenage BoroughA L0–1 5,068 [115]

FA Cup

Main article: 2009–10 FA Cup
Round Date Opponents Venue Result Score
F–A		 Goalscorers Attendance Ref
4Q 24 October 2009 Bedworth UnitedH W2–0Rankine, Brodie 1,869 [52]
1 7 November 2009 Crewe AlexandraH W3–2Brodie (2), Pacquette 3,070 [57]
2 28 November 2009 Cambridge UnitedA W2–1Rankine, Brodie (pen) 3,505 [65]
3 2 January 2010 Stoke CityA L1–3Barrett 15,586 [77]

FA Trophy

Main article: 2009–10 FA Trophy
Round Date Opponents Venue Result Score
F–A		 Goalscorers Attendance Ref
1 12 December 2009 Hinckley UnitedA D0–0 506 [73]
1r 16 December 2009 Hinckley UnitedH W3–1Brodie (3) 853 [74]
2 20 January 2010 Newport CountyA D0–0 1,040 [81]
2r 26 January 2010 Newport CountyH W1–0Pacquette 1,378 [84]
3 30 January 2010 Corby TownH W1–0Ferrell (pen) 2,205 [86]
4 2 March 2010 BarrowA L1–2Pacquette 1,525 [97]

Conference Premier play-offs

Round Date Opponents Venue Result Score
F–A		 Goalscorers Attendance Ref
SF1 29 April 2010 Luton TownH W1–0Brodie 6,204 [116]
SF2 3 May 2010 Luton TownA W1–0Carruthers 9,781 [117]
F 16 May 2010 Oxford UnitedWembley Stadium L1–3Clarke (og) 42,669 [120]

League table

Pos
 Team
 Pld
 W
 D
 L
 GF
 GA
 GD
 Pts
Qualification or relegation
1 Stevenage Borough (C) (P) 44 30 9 5 79 24+55 99 Promotion to League Two
2 Luton Town 44 26 10 8 84 40+44 88 Qualification to Conference Premier play-offs
3 Oxford United (P) 44 25 11 8 64 31+33 86
4 Rushden & Diamonds 44 22 13 9 77 39+38 79
5 York City 44 22 12 10 62 35+27 78
6 Kettering Town 44 18 12 14 51 41+10 66
7 Crawley Town 44 19 9 16 50 57−7 66
8 AFC Wimbledon 44 18 10 16 61 47+14 64
9 Mansfield Town 44 17 11 16 69 60+9 62
10 Cambridge United 44 15 14 15 65 53+12 59
11 Wrexham 44 15 13 16 45 39+6 58
12 Salisbury City (R) 44 21 5 18 58 63−5 58* Club expelled
13 Kidderminster Harriers 44 15 12 17 57 52+5 57
14 Altrincham 44 13 15 16 53 51+2 54
15 Barrow 44 13 13 18 50 67−17 52
16 Tamworth 44 11 16 17 42 52−10 49
17 Hayes & Yeading United 44 12 12 20 59 85−26 48
18 Histon 44 11 13 20 44 67−23 46
19 Eastbourne Borough 44 11 13 20 42 72−30 46
20 Gateshead 44 13 7 24 46 69−23 45
21 Forest Green Rovers 44 12 9 23 50 76−26 45
22 Ebbsfleet United (R) 44 12 7 25 49 82−33 43 Relegation to Conference South
23 Grays Athletic (R) 44 5 13 26 35 91−56 26∞ Relegation to Isthmian League Division One North
24 Chester City 0 0 0 0 0 00 0‡ Club expelled, record expunged

Source: Statto.com
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored
(C) = Champion; (R) = Relegated; (P) = Promoted; (E) = Eliminated; (O) = Play-off winner; (A) = Advances to a further round.
Only applicable when the season is not finished:
(Q) = Qualified to the phase of tournament indicated; (TQ) = Qualified to tournament, but not yet to the particular phase indicated; (RQ) = Qualified to the relegation tournament indicated; (DQ) = Disqualified from tournament.
 *Salisbury City were initially deducted 10 points for entering administration,[131] but were later expelled on 20 May 2010.[132]
‡ Chester City were initially deducted 25 points for entering administration and insolvency,[133] but were later expelled on 26 February 2010 and their record (P28 W5 D7 L16 GF23 GA42 Pts-3) was expunged on 8 March 2010.[99]
Gateshead deducted one point for failing to fulfil a fixture.[134]
∞Grays Athletic were deducted two points for fielding ineligible players.[135]

Player details

Sources[52][73][74][75][81][84][86][97][136][137]
No. Pos. Name League FA Cup FA Trophy Play-offs Total Discipline
Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals
2DFEngland Ben Purkiss 34 (2)12 (1)03 (2)03042 (5)110
3DFAustralia James Meredith 42 (1)040603055 (1)081
4DFRepublic of Ireland Alan O'Hare 000000000000
5DFEngland David McGurk 28 (6)140503040 (6)160
6DFWales Danny Parslow 33030400 (1)040 (1)010
7MFEngland Adam Smith 13 (14)21 (1)0400 (1)018 (16)240
8MFEngland Andy Ferrell 16 (6)10 (3)0410020 (9)280
9FWEngland Michael Gash 21 (15)70 (1)03 (3)00 (3)024 (22)720
10FWDominica Richard Pacquette 3 (10)10 (1)12 (2)2005 (13)401
11MFEngland Craig Nelthorpe 0 (7)00 (1)000000 (8)010
12MFWales Alex Lawless 31 (4)140303041 (4)160
13GKEngland Josh Mimms 100010002000
14MFEngland Neil Barrett 39 (2)4412 (1)03048 (3)550
15FWEngland Michael Rankine 29 (14)8424 (1)03040 (15)1040
16FWEngland Richard Brodie 36 (4)26442 (2)33145 (6)34121
17MFWales Levi Mackin 29 (5)12 (1)0503039 (6)1110
18FWEngland Michael Emmerson 000000000000
19MFEngland Simon Russell 000000000000
20DFEngland Andy McWilliams 0 (3)00000000 (3)000
21DFFrance Djoumin Sangaré 18 (4)3101 (2)00 (2)020 (8)330
22DFEngland Dean Lisles 000000000000
23DFEngland Chris Carruthers 22 (4)2404 (2)03133 (6)330
24GKNorthern Ireland Michael Ingham 43040503055030
25FWEngland Adam Boyes 1 (2)01000002 (2)000
25MFEngland Jamie Clarke 700010008000
26DFWales Luke Graham 2512 (1)0503035 (1)120
27FWWales Kevin Gall 0 (5)10 (1)02 (1)0002 (7)100
28MFEngland Tyrone Berry 000000000000
28MFEngland Courtney Pitt 6 (5)100000 (1)06 (6)110
29MFEngland Paul Harsley 7 (2)10000007 (2)100
33GKAustralia Simon Miotto 000000000000

Transfers

In

Date Pos Name From Fee Ref
24 July 2009 FW Michael Gash Ebbsfleet United £55,000
[23]
25 July 2009 DF Djoumin Sangaré Salisbury City Free
[23]
10 November 2009 FW Kevin Gall Darlington Free
[59]
13 November 2009 MF Tyrone Berry Grays Athletic Free
[61]
9 December 2009 DF Dean Lisles York City youth system Free
[72]
6 January 2010 DF Chris Carruthers Oxford United Free
[78]
6 January 2010 DF Luke Graham Mansfield Town Free
[78]
1 February 2010 MF Jamie Clarke Grimsby Town Free
[88]
19 February 2010 GK Simon Miotto Herfølge Boldklub Free
[93]
24 May 2010 DF Duane Courtney Kidderminster Harriers Free
[125]
24 May 2010 DF Greg Young Altrincham Free
[125]
29 June 2010 MF Peter Till Walsall Free
[130]

Out

Date Pos Name To Fee Ref
2 July 2009 MF Ben Wilkinson Chester City Released
[15][138]
10 July 2009 FW Adam Boyes Scunthorpe United Undisclosed
[17]
28 December 2009 MF Tyrone Berry Forest Green Rovers Released
[76][139]
1 February 2010 FW Michael Emmerson Norton & Stockton Ancients Released
[87]
1 February 2010 MF Andy Ferrell Gateshead £3,500
[88][89]
10 May 2010 MF Simon Russell Cambridge United Free
[119]
21 May 2010 DF Ben Purkiss Oxford United Free
[123]
30 June 2010 MF Jamie Clarke Gainsborough Trinity Released
[121][140]
30 June 2010 FW Kevin Gall Wrexham Released
[121][141]
30 June 2010 DF Luke Graham Kettering Town Free
[127]
30 June 2010 GK Josh Mimms Retford United Released
[121][142]
30 June 2010 MF Craig Nelthorpe Gateshead Released
[121][143]
30 June 2010 DF Alan O'Hare Glapwell Released
[121][144]
30 June 2010 FW Richard Pacquette Eastbourne Borough Released
[121][145]
30 June 2010 MF Adam Smith Mansfield Town Free
[124]

Loans in

Date Pos Name From End date Ref
28 September 2009 DF Chris Carruthers Oxford United 2 January 2010
[44][54]
16 October 2009 FW Adam Boyes Scunthorpe United 17 November 2009
[49][146]
5 November 2009 DF Luke Graham Mansfield Town 6 January 2010
[56]
22 January 2010 MF Courtney Pitt Cambridge United End of season
[82]
13 March 2010 MF Paul Harsley Chesterfield End of season
[101]

Loans out

Date Pos Name To End date Ref
17 August 2009 FW Michael Emmerson Billingham Town 17 September 2009
[32]
17 September 2009 MF Simon Russell Tamworth 19 December 2009
[41][147]
1 October 2009 DF Alan O'Hare Gainsborough Trinity 3 January 2010
[45][148]
10 November 2009 MF Craig Nelthorpe Barrow 1 January 2010
[58]
28 December 2009 FW Michael Emmerson Ossett Town 28 January 2010
[76]
22 January 2010 MF Craig Nelthorpe Luton Town End of season
[82]
22 January 2010 MF Simon Russell Cambridge United End of season
[82]
28 January 2010 DF Alan O'Hare Gainsborough Trinity End of season
[85]
19 March 2010 DF Andy McWilliams Whitby Town 19 April 2010
[104]

Footnotes

A. ^ Chester City's results were expunged after they were expelled from the Football Conference, meaning York's 3–2 victory over them was removed from the records.

References

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