2009–10_Aldershot_Town_F.C._season

Aldershot Town
2009–10 season
Manager	Gary Waddock until October 2009; Kevin Dillon from November 2009
Football League Two	6th (lost in play-off semifinal)
FA Cup	Second round
Football League Cup	First round
Football League Trophy	Second round
Top goalscorer	Marvin Morgan 15
Highest home attendance	4,506
Lowest home attendance	2,053
Average home league attendance	3,085
	← 2008–09 2010–11 →

2009–10 Aldershot Town F.C. season

Aldershot Town 2009–10 football season

The 2009–10 season is the 18th year of football played by Aldershot Town and covers the period from 8 August 2009.

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[66] Day joined Oxford United following his release^[64]

[68] Elvins joined Worcester City following his release^[65]

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Date	Opponents	Venue	Result	Score F–A	Scorers	Attendance	Ref.
4 July 2009	Alton Town	Away	W	2–1	Hinds 42', Fennell 44'	569	^[2]
7 July 2009	Camberley Town	Away	D	3–3	Bolle 15', Wasiu 25' (pen), Hopkinson 35'	233	^[3]
11 July 2009	QPR	Home	L	0–4		2,214	^[4]

Date	Opponents	Venue	Result	Score F–A	Scorers	Attendance	Ref.
8 August 2009	Darlington	Home	W	3–1	M. Morgan 3', Sandell 30', Soares 47'	2,866	^[5]
15 August 2009	Rochdale	Away	L	0–1		2,465	^[6]
18 August 2009	AFC Bournemouth	Away	L	0–1		5,556	^[7]
22 August 2009	Accrington Stanley	Home	W	3–1	Donnelly 8', 90', M. Morgan 22'	2,276	^[8]
29 August 2009	Grimsby Town	Away	W	2–1	Donnelly 27', 49'	3,757	^[9]
5 September 2009	Hereford United	Home	D	2–2	Hylton 86', M. Morgan 87'	3,094	^[10]
12 September 2009	Port Vale	Home	D	1–1	Soares 38'	3,406	^[11]
19 September 2009	Crewe Alexandra	Away	W	2–1	Donnelly 33', Hudson 66'	3,661	^[12]
26 September 2009	Cheltenham Town	Home	W	4–1	Winfield 34', Charles 69', M. Morgan 73', Donnelly 90+2	2,964	^[13]
29 September 2009	Torquay United	Away	D	1–1	M. Morgan 48' pen.	2,271	^[14]
3 October 2009	Lincoln City	Away	L	0–1		4,131	^[15]
10 October 2009	Morecambe	Home	W	4–1	M. Morgan 14', Stanley 47' o.g., Hudson 67', Soares 80'	2,974	^[16]
17 October 2009	Bury	Home	L	2–3	Winfield 9', Soares 71'	3,196	^[17]
24 October 2009	Shrewsbury Town	Away	L	1–3	Soares 4'	5,417	^[18]
31 October 2009	Rotherham United	Away	D	0–0		3,002	^[19]
14 November 2009	Macclesfield Town	Home	D	0–0		2,646	^[20]
21 November 2009	Notts County	Away	D	0–0		6,500	^[21]
24 November 2009	Northampton Town	Home	W	2–1	Donnelly 80' pen., M. Morgan 89'	2,761	^[22]
1 December 2009	Dagenham & Redbridge	Away	W	5–2	Charles 30', Sandell 52', M. Morgan 59', Jackson 77', Soares 90+1'	1,876	^[23]
5 December 2009	Chesterfield	Home	W	1–0	Charles 68'	2,977	^[24]
12 December 2009	Burton Albion	Away	L	1–6	Grant 67'	2,547	^[25]
26 December 2009	Barnet	Home	W	4–0	Grant 36', 59', Sandell 65', Donnelly 77' pen.	3,231	^[26]
19 January 2010	Rochdale	Home	D	1–1	Soares 87'	2,453	^[27]
23 January 2010	AFC Bournemouth	Home	W	2–1	Sandell 21', Straker 87'	4,387	^[28]
26 January 2010	Accrington Stanley	Away	L	1–2	Sandell 59' pen.	1,279	^[29]
30 January 2010	Grimsby Town	Home	D	1–1	Hylton 68'	3,195	^[30]
6 February 2010	Barnet	Away	L	0–3		2,145	^[31]
12 February 2010	Northampton Town	Away	W	3–0	M. Morgan 12', 75' Hudson 68'	4,718	^[32]
16 February 2010	Hereford United	Away	L	0–2		1,576	^[33]
20 February 2010	Notts County	Home	D	1–1	Bozanic 45'	4,016	^[34]
23 February 2010	Dagenham & Redbridge	Home	L	2–3	Hudson 22', Donnelly 51'	2,053	^[35]
27 February 2010	Chesterfield	Away	W	1–0	Hylton 64'	3,827	^[36]
2 March 2010	Bradford City	Home	W	1–0	Charles 54'	2,311	^[37]
6 March 2010	Burton Albion	Home	L	0–2		2,784	^[38]
13 March 2010	Bradford City	Away	L	1–2	Straker 8'	11,272	^[39]
20 March 2010	Shrewsbury Town	Home	W	2–0	Bozanic 29', M. Morgan 74'	2,681	^[40]
23 March 2010	Darlington	Away	W	2–1	Brown 25', M. Morgan 41'	1,296	^[41]
27 March 2010	Bury	Away	W	2–1	Donnelly 30' pen., 56'	2,795	^[42]
3 April 2010	Macclesfield Town	Away	D	1–1	Donnelly 76' pen.	1,428	^[43]
5 April 2010	Rotherham United	Home	W	3–0	D. Morgan 16', M. Morgan 82', Howell 87'	3,573	^[44]
10 April 2010	Port Vale	Away	D	1–1	D. Morgan 63'	5,399	^[45]
13 April 2010	Torquay United	Home	L	0–2		3,652	^[46]
17 April 2010	Crewe Alexandra	Home	D	1–1	Harding 41'	2,966	^[47]
24 April 2010	Cheltenham Town	Away	W	2–1	Donnelly 48' pen., D. Morgan 90'	3,386	^[48]
1 May 2010	Lincoln City	Home	W	3–1	M. Morgan 69', 75', D. Morgan 73'	4,506	^[49]
8 May 2010	Morecambe	Away	L	0–1		5,268	^[50]

Round	Date	Opponents	Venue	Result	Score F–A	Scorers	Attendance	Ref.
Semi-final first leg	15 May 2010	Rotherham United	Home	L	0–1		5,470	^[51]
Semi-final second leg	19 May 2010	Rotherham United	Away	L	0–2		7,082	^[52]

Round	Date	Opponents	Venue	Result	Score F–A	Scorers	Attendance	Ref.
First round	7 November 2009	Bury	Home	W	2–0	Soares 13', Donnelly 33'	2,519	^[53]
Second round	28 November 2009	Tranmere Rovers	Away	D	0–0		3,742	^[54]
Second round replay	8 December 2009	Tranmere Rovers	Home	L	1–2	Bozanic 90+4'	4,060	^[55]

Name	League	League Cup	Total
Chris Blackburn	7	1	8
Lewis Chalmers	1+2	1	2+2
Reece Connolly	0+2	0	0+1
Scott Donnelly	7	1	8
John Grant	0+4	0+1	0+5
John Halls	7	1	8
Ben Harding	6	1	7
Ben Herd	1	0	1
Adam Hinshelwood	6	1	7
Kirk Hudson	7	1	8
Danny Hylton	1+4	0+1	1+5
Mikhael Jaimez-Ruiz	7	0	7
Clark Masters	0	1	1
Marvin Morgan	7	1	8
Louie Soares	7	1	8
Dave Winfield	5	0	5

2009–10_Aldershot_Town_F.C._season

2009–10 Aldershot Town F.C. season

Match results

Friendlies

Football League Two

Play-offs

FA Cup

League Cup

Football League Trophy

Statistics

Appearances

Goalscorers

Transfers

Transfers in

Transfers out

Loans in

References

External links

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2009–10 season
Manager	Gary Waddock until October 2009 Kevin Dillon from November 2009
Football League Two	6th (lost in play-off semifinal)
FA Cup	Second round
Football League Cup	First round
Football League Trophy	Second round
Top goalscorer	Marvin Morgan 15
Highest home attendance	4,506^[1]
Lowest home attendance	2,053^[1]
Average home league attendance	3,085^[1]
← 2008–09 2010–11 →

Name	League	League Cup	Total
Scott Donnelly	5	0	5
Marvin Morgan	3	1	4
Louis Soares	2	0	2
Andy Sandell	1	0	1
Danny Hylton	1	0	1
Kirk Hudson	1	0	1

Date	Position	Name	From	Fee	Ref.
28 July 2009	MF	John Halls	Brentford	Free	^[58]
24 July 2009	DF	Ben Herd	Shrewsbury Town	Free	^[59]
28 July 2009	DF	Adam Hinshelwood	Brighton & Hove Albion	Free	^[58]
23 July 2009	GK	Clark Masters	Southend United	Free	^[60]

Date	Position	Name	To	Fee	Ref.
30 June 2009	MF	Ricky Newman	Unattached	Free	^[61]
30 June 2009	FW	Junior Mendes	Ilkeston Town^{[lower-alpha 1]}	Free	^[63]
30 June 2009	DF	Rhys Day	Oxford United^{[lower-alpha 2]}	Free	^[63]
30 June 2009	FW	Rob Elvins	Worcester City^{[lower-alpha 3]}	Free	^[63]
3 August 2009	GK	Nikki Bull	Brentford	Free	^[66]
1 January 2010	DF	Adam Hinshelwood	Wycombe Wanderers	Undisclosed	^[67]

Date from	Position	Name	From	Date until	Ref.
17 September 2009	MF	Dean Parrett	Tottenham Hotspur	17 October 2009	^[68]
10 April 2010	DF	Piotr Piotrowicz	ŁKS Łódź