Darlington Railway Athletic F.C. - Seasons

Seasons

Season League
Division Pl W D L F A Pts Pos
1919–20 Northern League 26 10 4 12 45 58 24 9th/14
1920–21 Northern League 26 13 2 11 43 39 28 6th/14
1921–22 Northern League 26 7 6 13 45 58 20 11th/14
1922–23 Northern League 26 10 3 13 35 40 23 9th/14
1923–24 Northern League 28 8 6 14 45 69 22 12th/15
1924–25 Northern League 28 7 6 15 32 71 20 14th/15
1990–91 Wearside League Division Two 33 17 9 7 70 38 60 3rd/12
1991–92 Wearside League Division One 30 4 9 17 36 66 18 14th/16
2001–02 Wearside League 32 21 4 7 75 43 67 3rd/17
2002–03 Wearside League 34 15 10 9 75 40 55 7th/18
2003–04 Wearside League 34 16 9 9 75 44 57 5th/18
2004–05 Wearside League 36 28 4 4 111 28 88 1st/19
2005–06 Northern League Division Two 38 23 5 10 83 46 74 3rd/20
2006–07 Northern League Division One 42 6 5 31 41 119 23 22nd/22
2007–08 Northern League Division Two 38 10 6 22 51 78 36 18th/20
2008–09 Northern League Division Two 38 10 2 26 45 80 32 18th/20
2009–10 Northern League Division Two 38 4 8 26 46 115 20 19th/20
2010–11 Northern League Division Two 38 12 3 23 54 92 39 15th/20
2011–12 Northern League Division Two 42 22 7 13 84 68 73 5th/22

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