Most Appearances | Top Scorers |
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1.
Archie Longmuir - 69
2. Alf Jones - 66 3. Jack Nock - 64 4. Jimmy Jones - 45 5. Tommy Matthias - 38 6. George Godding - 37 7. Albert Lumberg - 36 8. Alf Beevor - 33 9. Tom Parker - 33 10. George Savage - 32 |
1.
Jimmy Jones - 26
2. Jack Nock - 26 3. Archie Longmuir - 10 4. Jimmy Lyons - 10 5. Frank Jones - 9 6. Bert Goode - 8 7. Joe Keetley - 3 8. Ted Regan - 3 9. Frank Roberts - 3 10. Rowland Bailey - 2 |
First Match In Charge | |
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Nov 15th, 1924 | 1 - 1 v. Walsall, League (Division Three North) |
Last Match In Charge | |
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Mar 27th, 1926 | 1 - 0 v. Rochdale, League |
Total Players Used: | 37 |
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Biggest Win(s) | |
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Mar 28th, 1925 | 4 - 0 v. Tranmere Rovers, League (Division Three North) |
Mar 14th, 1925 | 6 - 2 v. Wigan Borough, League (Division Three North) |
Heaviest Defeat(s) | |
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Jan 1st, 1926 | 0 - 6 vs. Wigan Borough, League (Division Three North) |
Games | Won | Drawn | Lost | For | Against | GD |
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70 | 25 | 16 | 29 | 113 | 126 | -13 |
(35.7%) | (22.9%) | (41.4%) |
Games | Won | Drawn | Lost | For | Against | GD |
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34 | 17 | 9 | 8 | 71 | 46 | +25 |
(50.0%) | (26.5%) | (23.5%) |
Charlie Hewitt was a man ahead of his time. He styled himself on Herbert Chapman, the influential Huddersfield Town and Arsenal manager, widely regarded as one of the game’s great innovators. Verbose, egotistical, trenchant and autocratic, Hewitt’s character was often divisive but there can no doubt that he brought success to the majority of clubs he managed. Often followed by controversy, by his own admission he was a “leopard that couldn’t change his own spots” and in a managerial career that lasted over 30 years that ultimately proved his downfall.
Player | Date Signed | Fee |
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None. |
Player | Date Signed |
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None. |