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2002–03 Burnley F.C. season

English football club season


English football club season

FieldValue
clubBurnley
season2002–03
managerStan Ternent
chairmanBarry Kilby
leagueFirst Division
league result16th
cup1League Cup
cup1 resultFourth round
cup2FA Cup
cup2 resultQuarter-final
league topscorer
Gareth Taylor (16)
season topscorer
Gareth Taylor (17)
highest attendance22,034 (vs. Manchester United, 3 December)
lowest attendance5,436 (vs. Grimsby Town, 14 January)
average attendance13,977
prevseason2001–02
nextseason2003–04

Gareth Taylor (16) Gareth Taylor (17)

The 2002–03 season was Burnley's 3rd season in the second tier of English football. They were managed by Stan Ternent in his fifth full season since he replaced Chris Waddle at the beginning 1998–99 campaign.

Season summary

Four straight losses at the beginning of the season saw Burnley bottom of the First Division, before a ten-match unbeaten run lifted the Clarets to the brink of the play-off places. However, that would be as good as it got for the Lancashire club, who spent most of the season hovering in mid-table. A poor finish to the season – 10 losses in the club's final 14 matches – saw them fall to 16th. Burnley's downfall was their poor defence, which was the worst in the league: 5 goals conceded against both Grimsby and Reading, 6 against Rotherham, 7 against Sheffield Wednesday and Watford, and 89 overall, the worst in the First Division and third-worst in the entire Football League.

Appearances and goals

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Transfers

In

#PosPlayerFromFeeDate
22GKENG Marlon BeresfordYork CityFree5 September 2002
3DFGUI Drissa DialloKV MechelenFree10 January 2003

Out

#PosPlayerToFeeDate
MFENG Lenny JohnroseReleased24 April 2002
MFENG Kevin BallRetired24 April 2002
DFENG John WilliamsonReleased24 April 2002
GKGRE Luigi CennamoReleased24 April 2002
DFENG Mitchell ThomasRetired24 April 2002
MFENG Paul GascoigneReleased16 August 2002
MFENG Tony EllisLeigh RMIFree16 August 2002
1GKGRE Nikolaos MichopoulosCrystal PalaceLoan28 September 2002
25MFENG Lenny JohnroseBuryFree4 October 2002
32DFENG Earl DavisStalybridge CelticLoan26 November 2002
17FWENG Anthony ShandranYork CityLoan31 January 2003
32DFENG Earl DavisSouthportLoan7 March 2003
20MFENG Brad MaylettSwansea CityLoan15 March 2003
7MFENG Glen LittleReadingLoan1 April 2003

Results

First Division

Brooker Zamora Irwin Cooper Butler Barton Papadopoulos I. Moore Davies Proctor Taylor Little I. Moore Davis Ambrose Papadopoulos Todorov Harper Livingstone Campbell Pouton Ford I. Moore Blake McKenna Grant Davenport Little Smith Mullin Byfield Smith King Blake West I. Moore West Salako Henderson Taylor Ndlovu Blake Carbon Matías Little Benjamin Gray Davis Hyde Cox Chopra Blake Abbey Diallo Johnson Westwood Wood Evans Haslam Gnohéré Quinn

Final league position

League Cup

Papadopoulos Davis Solskjær

FA Cup

Mansaram Weller Little Blake Cook Little I. Moore Diallo Glass

References

References

  1. Simpson (2007), p. 466
  2. "Burnley 2002-2003 Home - statto.com".
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