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Explore Notts County season by season, compare league finishes, discover leading scorers and follow the growth of a deeper match-by-match club history.
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Notts County traces its club history to 1862 and became one of the 12 founder members of the Football League in 1888. Secondary histories also distinguish between those early roots and the later formal organisation of the club.
SourcesFootball Club History DatabaseWikipedia: Notts County F.C.
The club honours list includes the 1894 FA Cup, the 1995 Anglo-Italian Cup, Second Division titles in 1896-97, 1913-14 and 1922-23, Third Division South titles in 1930-31 and 1949-50, and fourth-tier titles in 1970-71, 1997-98 and 2009-10.
Notts County's best top-flight finish was third place, achieved in both 1890-91 and 1900-01.
Albert Iremonger holds the club's league appearances record with 564 league games, while broader club histories credit him with 601 competitive matches in total.
SourcesNotts County club recordsWikipedia: Notts County records
The club records page lists Les Bradd as the holder of the league scoring record with 125 league goals from 1967 to 1978. Wider club histories usually credit him with 137 goals in all competitions.
The highest recorded home attendance was 47,310 for the FA Cup tie against York City on 12 March 1955.
SourcesNotts County club recordsWikipedia: Notts County records
Jimmy Sirrel led Notts County to promotions from the Fourth, Third and Second Divisions and into the First Division in 1981. He is widely regarded as the club's greatest manager.
SourcesWikipedia: Jimmy SirrelBBC: Sirrel and Wheeler statue
Notts paid a British record 20,000 pounds to sign Tommy Lawton in 1947. He helped drive the 1949-50 Third Division South title-winning promotion campaign.
Neil Warnock led Notts County to successive play-off promotions in 1990 and 1991, taking the club back to the First Division through back-to-back Wembley wins.
SourcesWikipedia: Notts County F.C.Football Club History Database
Notts County beat Bolton Wanderers 4-1 at Goodison Park to win the 1894 FA Cup, becoming the first Second Division side to lift the trophy.
Notts County beat Ascoli 2-1 at Wembley on 19 March 1995. The win remains the club's Anglo-Italian Cup triumph and the only English success in the 1990s revival of the competition.
SourcesNotts County honoursWikipedia: 1994-95 Anglo-Italian Cup
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