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ENTERED LEAGUE | 1894 | ||
LEFT LEAGUE | 1897 | ||
GROUNDS | Derby Turn | ||
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NICKNAMES | Wanderers (prepared to travel for success) | ||
BEST WIN | 9-0 v Newcastle United on 15/4/1895 | ||
WORST DEFEAT | 2-7 v Grimsby Town in Division2 in 1895 | ||
HIGHEST LEAGUE POSITION | 4th in Division 2 in 1895-6 | ||
LOWEST LEAGUE POSITION | 15th in Division 2 in 1896-7 | ||
MOST LEAGUE PTS (2 pts) | 42 in Division 2 in 1895-6 | ||
MOST LEAGUE PTS (3 pts) | Not Applicable | ||
MOST LEAGUE GOALS | 69 in Division 2 in 1895-6 | ||
BEST F.A.CUP SEASON | 2nd Round v Notts County 1893-4; Lost 2-1 | ||
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MOST INDIVIDUAL GOALS | |||
HIGHEST LEAGUE CROWD | 6,000 v Notts County in February 1894 | ||
LOWEST LEAGUE CROWD | |||
WHERE ARE THEY NOW? | Merged with Burton Swifts to form Burton United | ||
I am grateful to Ian Arkesden for the image shown below. It includes his Great Granddad Tom Arkesden who played for Burton Wanderers from 1895 to 1897 at the start of his career. He later went on to play for Burton United in the 1902 to 1903 season. The picture is of Burton United during the 1902-03 season. |
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If you have rare Burton Wanderers FC badges, artefacts or programmes for sale then email johnwslusar@gmail.com |