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1998–99 Football Conference


FieldValue
competitionFootball Conference
season1998–99
winners**Cheltenham Town** (1st Football Conference title)
continentalcup1Direct promotion
continentalcup1 qualifiersCheltenham Town
continentalcup2Conference League Cup winners
continentalcup2 qualifiersDoncaster Rovers
continentalcup3FA Trophy winners
continentalcup3 qualifiersKingstonian (1st FA Trophy title)
continentalcup4Relegated to Level 6
continentalcup4 qualifiersBarrow,
Farnborough Town,
Leek Town
league topscorerCarl Alford *(Stevenage Borough)*, 26
biggest home winLeek Town – Morecambe 7–0 (25 August 1998)
biggest away winFarnborough Town – Morecambe 1–6 (12 December 1998);
Farnborough Town – Northwich Victoria 1–6 (20 March 1999)
highest scoringDoncaster Rovers – Dover Athletic 5–4 (19 December 1998);
Yeovil Town – Farnborough Town 6–3 (28 December 1998)
matches462
total goals1192
longest winsCheltenham Town, Rushden & Diamonds, 6 matches
longest unbeatenCheltenham Town, 17 matches
longest lossesLeek Town, 10 matches
highest attendanceRushden & Diamonds v Cheltenham Town, 6,312 (3 April 1999)
lowest attendance?
average attendance1,627 (+ 10.23% compared with the previous season)
prevseason[1997–98](1997-98-football-conference)
nextseason[1999–2000](1999-2000-football-conference)

Farnborough Town, Leek Town Farnborough Town – Northwich Victoria 1–6 (20 March 1999) Yeovil Town – Farnborough Town 6–3 (28 December 1998) The Football Conference season of 1998–99 was the twentieth season of the Football Conference.

Changes since the previous season

  • Doncaster Rovers (relegated from the Football League 1997–98)
  • Barrow (promoted 1997–98)
  • Forest Green Rovers (promoted 1997–98)
  • Kingstonian (promoted 1997–98)

Locations

Barrow Cheltenham Doncaster Dover Farnborough Forest Green Rovers Hednesford Hayes Hereford United Kettering Town Kidderminster Harriers Kingstonian Leek Town Morecambe Northwich Victoria Rushden & Diamonds Southport Stevenage Telford Welling Woking Yeovil Town

Hayes Kingstonian Welling

Final league table

|win_R&D=20|draw_R&D=12|loss_R&D=10|gf_R&D=71|ga_R&D=42

Results

|match_BRW_R&D=0–2

|match_CHL_R&D=1–0

|match_DON_R&D=1–1

|match_DOV_R&D=1–1

|match_FAR_R&D=1–2

|match_FGR_R&D=0–2

|match_HAY_R&D=2–1

|match_HED_R&D=1–1

|match_HER_R&D=3–2

|match_KET_R&D=0–0

|match_KID_R&D=0–0

|match_KIN_R&D=1–5

|match_LEE_R&D=2–3

|match_MOR_R&D=2–3

|match_NOR_R&D=2–1

|name_R&D=Rushden & Diamonds |match_R&D_BRW=4–0 |match_R&D_CHL=1–2 |match_R&D_DON=1–3 |match_R&D_DOV=2–2 |match_R&D_FAR=1–0 |match_R&D_FGR=4–0 |match_R&D_HAY=5–0 |match_R&D_HED=1–0 |match_R&D_HER=1–1 |match_R&D_KET=1–2 |match_R&D_KID=1–1 |match_R&D_KIN=0–0 |match_R&D_LEE=2–0 |match_R&D_MOR=3–1 |match_R&D_NOR=1–2 |match_R&D_SOU=3–1 |match_R&D_STB=2–1 |match_R&D_TEL=2–3 |match_R&D_WEL=3–1 |match_R&D_WOK=2–0 |match_R&D_YEO=1–2

|match_SOU_R&D=0–1

|match_STB_R&D=0–0

|match_TEL_R&D=2–2

|match_WEL_R&D=0–1

|match_WOK_R&D=1–1

|match_YEO_R&D=0–1

Top scorers in order of league goals

RankPlayerClubLeagueFA CupFA TrophyLeague CupTotal
**1**** Carl Alford **** Stevenage Borough ****26**430**33**
2Warren PatmoreYeovil Town2042026
3John NormanMorecambe1920223
4Lee CharlesHayes1802121
=Neil GraysonCheltenham Town1805023
=Hugh McAuleyLeek Town1800119
7Darren CollinsRushden & Diamonds1720019
8Dennis BaileyCheltenham Town1511623
=Adrian FosterRushden & Diamonds1500116
=Paul TaitNorthwich Victoria1500116
11Darran HayWoking1355023
=Mark HynesDover Athletic1341018
=Adie MikeHednesford1330016
14Ian DuerdenDoncaster Rovers1220418
=Marc McGregorForest Green Rovers1203015
=Brett McNamaraKettering Town1202014
=Steve WestWoking1201013
18Scott HuckerbyTelford United1132016
=Leroy MayKidderminster Harriers1100112
20Lee HudsonKettering Town1001012
=Neil IllmanNorthwich Victoria1001112
=Richard LeadbeaterStevenage Borough1000010
=David LeworthyKingstonian1025017
=Owen PickardYeovil Town1002012

References

References

  1. Glenda Rollin and Jack Rollin (eds.), ''Rothmans Football Yearbook 1999–2000''. Headline, 1999.
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