1909–10 Aston Villa F.C. season

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The 1909–10 English football season was Aston Villa's 22nd season in the Football League. Villa finished the season as the league's champions for a then record sixth time. This would be Villa's last league title for 71 years, until they won the 1981 title. Arsenal finally matched Villa's record of six top division titles in 1948 and exceeded it with their seventh title in 1953.

First DivisionChampions (6)
FA CupRound 3
Quick facts Chairman, Manager ...
Aston Villa
1909–10 season
ChairmanFrederick Rinder
ManagerGeorge Ramsay
First DivisionChampions (6)
FA CupRound 3
← 1908–09
1910–11 â†’
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Season1909–10
Top goalscorerJack Parkinson
(30 goals)[1]
Quick facts Season, Champions ...
First Division
Season1909–10
ChampionsAston Villa, 6th English title
RelegatedChelsea
Bolton Wanderers
Top goalscorerJack Parkinson
(30 goals)[1]
Biggest home winBlackburn 7–0 Woolwich Arsenal
(2 October 1909)
Biggest away winMiddlesbrough 0–5 Bury
(12 February 1910)
Highest scoringLiverpool 6–5 Newcastle United
(4 December 1910)
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1910–11 →
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This season saw a straight fight between Villa and Liverpool and they finished well clear of the rest. Villa's record included a 15-match run without defeat. They built on this to finish five points ahead of Liverpool. The Villa team included centre-forward Harry Hampton and inside-forward Joe Bache. In their Villa careers, Hampton scored 213 goals in 338 appearances and Bache 167 in 431. Hampton was just 5 ft 8in tall and was a fearless, fast moving player on the field. The ever-present outside-right Charlie Wallace also enjoyed a long career at the club, scoring 54 goals in 314 League games.

Cocky Hunter became the first Villa player to be ever sent off.[2]

There were debuts for Billy Gerrish (55) [3] and Arthur Moss.[4][5]

Final League table

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Pos Team Pld W D L GF GA GAv Pts
1 Aston Villa (C) 38 23 7 8 84 42 2.000 53
2 Liverpool 38 21 6 11 78 57 1.368 48
3 Blackburn Rovers 38 18 9 11 73 55 1.327 45
4 Newcastle United 38 19 7 12 70 56 1.250 45
5 Manchester United 38 19 7 12 69 61 1.131 45
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Source: World Football
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal average; 3) Goals scored
(C) Champions

Matches

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DateOpponentVenueResultNotesScorers
1 Sep 1909ArsenalH5–1—Joe Bache (2), Albert Hall, Billy Gerrish, Joe Walters [6]
4 Sep 1909BoltonA2–1—Charlie Wallace, Albert Hall (pen) [7]
11 Sep 1909ChelseaH4–1—Billy Gerrish (3), Joe Bache [8]
18 Sep 1909BlackburnA2–3—Billy Gerrish, Charlie Wallace [9]
25 Sep 1909Nottingham ForestH0–0—— [10]
2 Oct 1909SunderlandA1–1—Albert Hall [11]
9 Oct 1909EvertonH3–1—Harry Hampton (2), George Hunter [12]
16 Oct 1909Manchester UnitedA0–2—— [13]
23 Oct 1909Bradford CityH3–1—Harry Hampton, Billy Gerrish, Albert Hall
30 Oct 1909Sheffield WednesdayA2–3—Harry Hampton (2)
6 Nov 1909Bristol CityH1–0—Billy Gerrish
13 Nov 1909BuryA2–0—Joe Bache (2)
20 Nov 1909Tottenham HotspurH3–2—Billy Gerrish, Joe Bache, Harry Hampton
27 Nov 1909Preston North EndA0–1——
4 Dec 1909Notts CountyH1–1—Harry Hampton
11 Dec 1909Newcastle UnitedA0–1——
18 Dec 1909LiverpoolH3–1—Harry Hampton, Joe Bache (2)
25 Dec 1909Sheffield UnitedA1–0—Billy Gerrish
27 Dec 1909Sheffield UnitedH2–1—Harry Hampton, Joe Bache
1 Jan 1910Nottingham ForestA4–1—Joe Bache, Harry Hampton (3)
8 Jan 1910BoltonH3–1—Joe Bache, Billy Gerrish, Harry Hampton
22 Jan 1910ChelseaA0–0——
29 Jan 1910BlackburnH4–3—Harry Hampton (3), Joe Bache
12 Feb 1910SunderlandH3–2—Joe Walters, Chris Buckley, Billy Gerrish
26 Feb 1910Manchester UnitedH7–1—Billy Gerrish (2), Joe Walters (3), Harry Hampton (2)
5 Mar 1910Bradford CityA2–1—Joe Bache, Own goal
12 Mar 1910Sheffield WednesdayH5–0—Albert Hall (2), Charlie Wallace (pen), Joe Bache (2)
14 Mar 1910EvertonA0–0——
19 Mar 1910Bristol CityA0–0——
25 Mar 1910MiddlesbroughH4–2—Harry Hampton (3), Joe Bache
26 Mar 1910BuryH4–1—Harry Hampton (3), Joe Walters
28 Mar 1910MiddlesbroughA2–3—Charlie Wallace (2 pens)
2 Apr 1910Tottenham HotspurA1–1—Joe Bache
9 Apr 1910Preston North EndH3–0—Harry Hampton, Joe Bache, Billy Gerrish
11 Apr 1910ArsenalA0–1——
16 Apr 1910Notts CountyA3–2—Edmund Eyre, Harry Hampton, Charlie Wallace
27 Apr 1910Newcastle UnitedH4–0—Joe Bache, Charlie Wallace (pen), Edmund Eyre, Harry Hampton
30 Apr 1910LiverpoolA0–2 [14]——
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Source: avfchistory.co.uk

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