Manchester North End F.C.

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Manchester North End F.C. was an association football club based in Blackley, Manchester, England.

History[edit]

The club was founded as New Cross F.C. and were champions of the 1920–21 Manchester Amateur League (Southern Division).[1] For the 1921–22 season they relocated their ground to Moston Lane, Blackley and joined the Manchester Football League[1] and that season were the Manchester League runners-up. For the next season, 1922–23, the club were members of the higher ranked Lancashire Combination.

In the following close season the club changed its name to Manchester North End F.C.[2] and continued under this new name for the 1923–24 season in the Lancashire Combination. Thereafter from the 1924–25 season, until its demise in 1939, Manchester North End were members of the Cheshire County League.

In addition to the first team in the Lancashire Combination and then the Cheshire County League the club operated a reserve team in the Manchester League and were champions on two occasions.

During most seasons of its existence Manchester North End participated in the FA Cup, England's foremost cup competition, reaching the fourth qualifying round twice.

League Records[edit]

First Team[edit]

Season League Pld W D L GF GA Pts Pos
New Cross F.C.
1921–22  Manchester League 28 19 5 4 78 29 43 2/15
1922–23  Lancashire Combination 34 16 7 11 66 51 39 7/18
Manchester North End F.C.
1923–24  Lancashire Combination 38 17 7 14 71 63 41 11/20
1924–25  Cheshire County League 42 15 7 20 96 95 37 13/22
1925–26  Cheshire County League 42 18 7 17 92 111 43 10/22
1926–27  Cheshire County League 42 24 3 15 156 90 51 8/22
1927–28  Cheshire County League 42 20 7 15 133 101 47 9/22
1928–29  Cheshire County League 38 20 8 10 122 81 48 5/20
1929–30  Cheshire County League 42 14 4 24 115 130 32 16/22
1930–31  Cheshire County League 42 19 4 19 97 119 42 13/22
1931–32  Cheshire County League 40 18 4 18 106 103 40 12/21
1932–33  Cheshire County League 42 24 7 11 124 78 55 3/22
1933–34  Cheshire County League 42 21 4 17 132 105 46 8/22
1934–35  Cheshire County League 42 15 9 18 112 110 39 10/22
1935–36  Cheshire County League 42 17 6 19 94 107 40 14/22
1936–37  Cheshire County League 42 15 5 22 85 113 35 18/22
1937–38  Cheshire County League 42 18 2 22 112 131 38 14/22
1938–39  Cheshire County League 42 7 4 31 57 142 18 22/22

Reserves Team[edit]

Season League Pld W D L GF GA Pts Pos
New Cross F.C.
1922–23  Manchester League 24† 9 5 10 41 40 23 ?/14
Manchester North End F.C.
1923–24  Manchester League 25† 9 3 13 37 50 21 ?/16
1924–25  Manchester League 30 21 4 5 94 41 46 1/16
1925–26  Manchester League 34 25 3 6 119 41 53 2/18
1926–27  Manchester League 30 15 4 11 75 57 34 8/16
1927–28  Manchester League 32 19 4 9 118 76 42 5/17
1928–29  Manchester League 30† 13 4 13 93 79 30 ?/18
1929–30  Manchester League 30 18 4 8 85 62 40 3/16
1930–31  Manchester League 26 13 2 11 82 81 28 7/14
1934–35  Manchester League 33† 13 6 14 82 78 32 ?/19
1935–36  Manchester League 32† 13 5 14 74 85 31 ?/19
1936–37  Manchester League 30 22 3 5 106 49 47 1/16
1937–38  Manchester League 26 12 5 9 49 48 29 5/14
† = record incomplete

FA Cup results[edit]

Season Round Opponents Date H/A Result
1923–24 Extra preliminary round Old Xaverians 8 September 1923 Away 2–0
Preliminary round Eccles United 22 September 1923 Home 1–1
26 September 1923 Away 2–1
First qualifying round Buxton 6 October 1923 Away 2–4
1924–25 Preliminary round Marine 20 September 1924 Home 6–0
First qualifying round Glossop 4 October 1924 Away 0–3
1925–26 Preliminary round Buxton 19 September 1925 Home 1–1
23 September 1925 Away 2–4
1926–27 Preliminary round Glossop 18 September 1926 Away 1–4
1927–28 Preliminary round Glossop 17 September 1927 Home 4–3
First qualifying round Bootle Celtic 1 October 1927 Home 3–0
Second qualifying round Hurst 15 October 1927 Home 2–2
19 October 1927 Away 1–2
1928–29 Preliminary round St Helens Town 15 September 1928 Away 0–0
19 September 1928 Home 1–0
First qualifying round Ellesmere Port Town 29 September 1928 Home 6–3
Second qualifying round Whiston Parish 13 October 1928 Home 3–1
Third qualifying round Hurst 27 October 1928 Home 4–1
Fourth qualifying round Rhyl Athletic 10 November 1928 Away 2–3
1929–30 Preliminary round Northern Nomads 21 September 1929 Home 4–4
25 September 1929 Away 4–3
First qualifying round Ellesmere Port Town 5 October 1929 Home 3–1
Second qualifying round Prescot Cables 19 October 1929 Away 2–5
1931–32 Preliminary round Peasley Cross Athletic 19 September 1931 Home 3–2
First qualifying round Prescot Cables 3 October 1929 Away 2–5
1932–33 Preliminary round Stalybridge Celtic 17 September 1932 Away 2–4
1933–34 Preliminary round Prescot Cables 16 September 1933 Away 1–1
20 September 1933 Home 3–0
First qualifying round Earle 30 September 1933 Home 9–1
Second qualifying round Stalybridge Celtic 14 October 1933 Away 4–3
Third qualifying round Marine 28 October 1933 Home 5–3
Fourth qualifying round Workington 11 November 1933 Home 3–3
15 November 1933 Away 3–6
1934–35 Preliminary round Glossop 15 September 1934 Away 1–3
1935–36 Preliminary round Northern Nomads 21 September 1935 Away 0–7
1936–37 Preliminary round Northern Nomads 19 September 1936 Home 4–0
First qualifying round Glossop 3 October 1936 Home 3–2
Second qualifying round South Liverpool 17 October 1936 Away 1–3
1937–38 Preliminary round Buxton 18 September 1937 Home 3–1
First qualifying round Marine 2 October 1937 Home 2–2
6 October 1937 Away 3–0
Second qualifying round South Liverpool 16 October 1937 Away 2–2
20 October 1937 Home 0–1

See also[edit]

Sources[edit]

  • "New Cross history". Football Club History Database. Retrieved 13 November 2023.
  • "Manchester North End history". Football Club History Database. Retrieved 13 November 2023.
  • "The Manchester League 1920–1960". Non-League Football Matters. Retrieved 13 November 2023.
  • "Lancashire Combination 1909–1925". Non-League Football Matters. Retrieved 13 November 2023.
  • "Cheshire County League 1919–1940". Non-League Football Matters. Retrieved 13 November 2023.
  • "The FA Cup results archive". The FA. Retrieved 13 November 2023.

References[edit]

  1. ^ a b "Gossip On Sport: Chatty Paragraphs From All Quarters: Football". Sporting Chronicle. Manchester. 10 August 1921. p. 6.
  2. ^ "Sports News: Another North End". Shields Daily News. North Shields. 26 March 1923. p. 4.