Douglas and District F.C. - Seasons

Seasons

Season League FA Cup Woods Cup Hospital Cup Junior Cup Top goalscorer(s)
Division P W D L F A Pts Pos Name Goals
1996–97 Div 2 28 0 2 26 18 172 2 15th NA Graham Palmer
1997–98 Div 2 26 3 1 22 31 130 10 13th PR R1 R1 PR Richard Mulhern
1998–99 Div 2 26 2 1 23 34 134 7 13th PR PR PR PR Richard Mulhern
1999–00 Div 2 26 8 3 15 65 82 27 10th R1 R1 PR PR Richard Mulhern
2000–01 Div 2 26 5 2 19 54 109 17 12th PR PR R1 R1 Matty Bartlett
2001–02^ Div 2 24 4 3 17 28 94 15 12th Matty Bartlett
2002–03 Div 2 26 10 2 14 69 94 32 9th R1 PR Matty Bartlett
2003–04 Div 2 26 6 5 15 63 89 23 11th R1 R1 PR Richard Mulhern
2004–05 Div 2 26 4 3 19 43 84 15 12th R1 PR R1 PR Matty Bartlett
2005–06 Div 2 26 6 1 19 44 92 19 11th PR PR R1 R1 Lawrence Looney
2006–07 Div 2 26 2 3 21 41 135 9 13th R1 PR R1 R1
2007–08 Div 2 26 7 3 16 64 106 24 10th PR PR PR PR James McIlhagga 16
2008–09 Div 2 26 7 1 18 51 117 22 10th PR R1 PR PR Richard Brant 14
2009–10# Div 2 24 5 2 17 38 90 17 12th PR PR PR PR Richard Brant
Vincenzo Marsella		 5
2010–11 Div 2 24 6 1 17 46 87 19 10th PR R1 PR PR Daniel Stewart-Clague 17
2011–12 Div 2 24 6 1 17 46 87 19 11th PR R1 PR PR Konrad Kumor 10
Key
  • P = Played
  • W = Games won
  • D = Games drawn
  • L = Games lost
  • F = Goals for
  • A = Goals against
  • Pts = Points
  • Pos = Final position
  • Div 2 = Isle of Man Football League Division Two
  • PR = Preliminary Round
  • R1 = Round 1
  • ^ = Only 13 teams not 14 entered Division Two for 2001/2002.
  • # = Jurby disbanded prior to the 2009/2010 season, leaving 13 teams in Division Two.

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