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Pages for logged out ... Team: Apps (Gls) 1888: Notts County: 1 ... (1863 – 1897) was an English footballer who played in The Football League for Notts County. [1 ...
Notts County's FA Cup winning team. Notts County have won two cup competitions in their history; the FA Cup in the 1893–94 season (becoming the first Second Division club to win the FA Cup), [7] and the Anglo-Italian Cup in the 1994–95 season. [8] The club's highest overall league finish is third, [9] achieved in the 1890–91 and 1900–01 ...
On demob from the R.A.F. I signed as a professional player and stayed with them until 1958. During my time with Notts County I had been in a successful Midland League side winning the league in 1954/5. I also played in the 1955/6 and 56/57 teams. I enjoyed my football in the first team, before leaving in 1958.
The Notts Alliance Cup brought the club’s greatest success up to that point, first in 1970 beating Notts Combined Police two-nil in a replay at Notts County’s Meadow Lane ground and then the trophy returning to Newark in 1972 after an epic five-three extra time victory. The trophy returned to Newark again 1981, 1989 and finally 1999.
On 2 July 1956, Lane signed for Second Division club Notts County, who were "crying out for a centre forward to convert the work of Ron Wylie". [6] In the first three months of the season he scored seven goals from 16 matches, but by January 1957 he had lost not only the centre-forward position but his place in the side entirely. [ 2 ]
Peter "Pedro" Richards (11 November 1956 – 23 December 2001) was an English footballer who played in defence for Notts County.. The son of a Black British father and a Spanish mother, Richards was taken by his mother at an early age to Laguardia, Álava and lived there until the age of 11 when they moved to Nottingham. [2]
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Morley played two League matches for Notts County and when he played his team scored two goals (out of 40) and conceded five out of 73 goals. The 40 goals was the joint third lowest tally by any League club that season. The 73 goals conceded was the worst by any League club in 1888–89. Notts County finished 11th and had to seek re-election. [4]