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How many times have we won division 4 championship Dutch? Also, if we win it again, would it make Copps our most decorated player?
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how many times have we done back to back promotions ?
Quote from: Nudga on January 15, 2017, 11:38:13 amHow many times have we won division 4 championship Dutch? Also, if we win it again, would it make Copps our most decorated player? We have won Tier 4 on three occasions - 1965-66 and 1968-69 when it was called Divison 4, and then in 2003-4 when it was called Division 3 (was rebranded/renamed Division 2 the following year). I seem to remember some suggestions of us keeping the trophy for winning it three times being rejected because of the name change - but that might just be rumour or a creative memory.Copps Most decorated? It depends on your definition.If (big big if) we were to win the title this year Copps would join a list of 6 players who have played in 2 title winning sides - Syd Bycroft, Bert Tindill and Paul Todd (1946-47 and 1949-50), Alick Jeffrey and Bob Gilfillan (1965-66 and 1968-69) and Chris Brown (2003-04 and 2012-13). However if we are promoted I believe Copps would be only the second player to play in 3 promotion winning sides, joining Paul Green (2002-03, 2003-04 and 2007-08).Unlike any of the others above except Paul Green, Copps also has a JPT Winners' medal as well.
Rovers now have 5 players with 7 league goals or more (Marquis 14, Williams 8, Coppinger 8, Mandeville 7, Rowe 7)The last time this happened was 2003-04 (Blundell 18, Fortune-West 11, McIndoe 10, Brown 10, Green 8)Before that we have to go back to 1968-69 (Jeffrey 12, Regan 10, Johnson 8, Watson 8, Gilfillan 7)Anyone see the connection?Those were the last two seasons we won the Title at Tier 4 By the way, injuries and transfer windows permitting, we would seem to have a chance of 5 players in double figures. This has only ever happened twice in our history before - in 1938-39 (Actually 6 players in that season) and 1946-47 - the two seasons immediately before and after World War 2.However with good leadership in the White House we don't need to worrry about WW3...... oh hang on a minute
I appeciate that this is a road well travelled but is in not perfectly feasible for Copps to become out all time appearance record holder ?Would it be sorted next season if he carrys on as he is now ?
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Not if but when we are champions this season we will be the only club to have won the 3rd and 4th tiers 7 times.3rd tier 3 times 1934/34 1946/67 and 2012/134th tier 4 times 1965/66 1968/69 2003/04 and 2016/17
Quote from: Campsall rover on January 15, 2017, 05:17:56 pmNot if but when we are champions this season we will be the only club to have won the 3rd and 4th tiers 7 times.3rd tier 3 times 1934/34 1946/67 and 2012/134th tier 4 times 1965/66 1968/69 2003/04 and 2016/17Actually it would be 8, we also won the 3rd tier in 1949-50We currently lead list of Title winners at tier 3 and 4 with 7; our nearest challangers are Chesterfield with 6 followed by Brighton, Brentford, Notts County and Plymouth with 5
1927-28 was a great almost season. It was between us and Bradford PA, most of the season. We did a double on them but we fell away over March/April, with injuries being a problem.Our home record that season was impressive, particularly the size of the wins, though again, that fell away in the latter parts. 55 home goals in 21 matches, 26 of those by Tom Keetley - which I think is a home goals record for an individual, and the 55 for the club too?
Quote from: Dutch Uncle on January 15, 2017, 11:49:34 amQuote from: Nudga on January 15, 2017, 11:38:13 amHow many times have we won division 4 championship Dutch? Also, if we win it again, would it make Copps our most decorated player? We have won Tier 4 on three occasions - 1965-66 and 1968-69 when it was called Divison 4, and then in 2003-4 when it was called Division 3 (was rebranded/renamed Division 2 the following year). I seem to remember some suggestions of us keeping the trophy for winning it three times being rejected because of the name change - but that might just be rumour or a creative memory.Copps Most decorated? It depends on your definition.If (big big if) we were to win the title this year Copps would join a list of 6 players who have played in 2 title winning sides - Syd Bycroft, Bert Tindill and Paul Todd (1946-47 and 1949-50), Alick Jeffrey and Bob Gilfillan (1965-66 and 1968-69) and Chris Brown (2003-04 and 2012-13). However if we are promoted I believe Copps would be only the second player to play in 3 promotion winning sides, joining Paul Green (2002-03, 2003-04 and 2007-08).Unlike any of the others above except Paul Green, Copps also has a JPT Winners' medal as well.Its not creative memory and yes that was the reason for the claim being rejected
Quote from: Bristol Red Rover on January 15, 2017, 07:10:23 pm1927-28 was a great almost season. It was between us and Bradford PA, most of the season. We did a double on them but we fell away over March/April, with injuries being a problem.Our home record that season was impressive, particularly the size of the wins, though again, that fell away in the latter parts. 55 home goals in 21 matches, 26 of those by Tom Keetley - which I think is a home goals record for an individual, and the 55 for the club too?Checking Tony Bluff's book, we actually scored 59 goals at home in 1927-28. However the most home goals in a season for the club was in 1946-47 - 67 goals helped by 9-2 and 8-0 home wins over Carlisle and Barrow. We also scored 58 goals at home in 1926-27, and Tom Keetley scored 29 of those, so the 1927-28 figures are the second best in both team and individual cases.