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2010–11 Aldershot Town F.C. season

The 2010–11 season is the 19th year of football played by Aldershot Town F.C. and their 3rd season back in the Football League.

Aldershot Town F.C.
2010–11 season
ChairmanKris Machala
ManagerKevin Dillon
(until 10 January)
Dean Holdsworth
(From 11 January)
Football League Two14th
FA CupSecond Round (eliminated by Dover Athletic)
Football League CupFirst Round (eliminated by Watford)
Football League TrophySecond Round (eliminated by Bristol Rovers)
Top goalscorerLeague:
Luke Guttridge - 8
All:
Luke Guttridge - 8
Highest home attendance3722 (vs. Wycombe Wanderers 18 September 2010)
Lowest home attendance1847 (vs. Lincoln City 15 February 2011)
Average home league attendance2488

Season summary edit

Pre-season: The squad underwent a considerable reshuffle during the summer, with several key players from Aldershot's successful 2009–10 season leaving to join more prestigious clubs. These included Scott Donnelly to Swansea City[1] and winger Kirk Hudson to League One side Brentford.[2] Manager Kevin Dillon brought in a total of 11 new signings to the club, most notably experienced midfielder Glen Little from Sheffield United[3] and Northampton Town's Luke Guttridge.[4] On the pitch, Aldershot had several promising results in pre-season friendlies, including wins over Championship side Bristol City[5] and League One Colchester.[6] Confidence was high that the club could at least match the previous season's 6th-placed finish, Dillon believing that the new squad could be more competitive in the division.[7]

August: The season started brightly as the Shots went unbeaten in the league throughout August. A goalless draw away at Accrington was followed a week later by a 1–0 home victory over Southend, Marvin Morgan grabbing the winner with 9 minutes remaining.[8] Consecutive 1–1 draws followed away to Shrewsbury and at home to Stevenage, Morgan missing a late penalty in the latter game to deny the Shots all three points.[9] The team also progressed to the second round of the League Trophy, winning 2–0 at home to Oxford United with goals from Danny Hylton and Damian Spencer.[10] The Shots had a less impressive League Cup run, as despite what Dillon saw as a good performance, the team were easily beaten by Watford three goals to nil in the first round.[11]

September: Aldershot continued their early unbeaten run with a third consecutive 1–1 draw at home to Northampton, though the Shots needed a Ben Harding volley in the 5th minute of injury time to salvage a point.[12] The next game - away to promotion-chasing Port Vale - promised to be a tough test, and this was proved right as the club suffered its first loss of the season, Gary Roberts scoring the only goal of the game.[13] On 16 September the management brought in winger Marlon Jackson on loan from Bristol City, a player who assistant manager Gary Owers believed would help the team in the attacking third.[14] Wycombe were the next visitors to the Recreation Ground, which meant a return for former Shots' boss Gary Waddock, who led the club to the Football Conference championship in the 2007–08 season. The match failed to live up to expectations, ending in a dull goalless draw. This fifth low-scoring draw of the season encouraged fears that the side were not good enough up front, and were not converting the few chances being presented to them.[15] The squad responded by taking a 2–0 lead away to Stockport in their next game, only to throw it away in the final minutes to draw yet again.[16] A win did come before the end of the month, however, Morgan again netting in the final ten minutes to snatch all three points away to Torquay.[17]

October: The month started poorly as a 2–0 home reverse against Cheltenham Town was followed days later by the team's elimination from another cup competition, this time losing 1–0 away to Bristol Rovers in the League Trophy.[18] The Shots picked up in form mid-October and recorded their first back-to-back wins of the season against Oxford and Morecambe, with Morgan again on the scoresheet in both fixtures. The results lifted Aldershot into the League Two playoff places for the first and only time in the season.[19] The next game - away to Crewe - would be a landmark for Aldershot Town captain Anthony Charles, the defender picking up his 200th appearance for the club.[20] The match went poorly for Charles as the team lost 3–1, a result which was followed a week later by another defeat by the same scoreline at home to Bury. Both striker Morgan and manager Dillon were sent off, the latter for complaining about the performance of the match officials.[21]

November: Despite manager Dillon believing his side deserved all three points, the Shots were again held to a 2–2 draw away to Hereford in their first game of the month, Jermaine McGlashan picking up his first goal for the club.[22] The FA Cup first round had drawn Aldershot away to League One side Brentford, and the side performed admirably against higher league opposition to earn a replay.[23] The 11 November marked Dillon's first full year in charge of the club, and in an interview he told the media he was pleased with the progression made during his tenure.[24] The side suffered a 2–0 defeat away to Macclesfield before Brentford travelled to Aldershot for the FA Cup replay. In front of an above-average crowd of 3627, Wade Small got the only goal of the game to send the Shots into a second round tie away to Conference South side Dover Athletic.[25] The club continued to struggle in the league, a 2–0 home defeat against table-topping Chesterfield prompted Dillon to bemoan the team's shooting as "terrible"[26] and was quickly followed by the signing of free agent Wesley Ngo Baheng on a short-term contract. The Shots' striking improved in the midweek away game at Burton, Small continuing his good run of form with two more goals.[27] Baheng made his debut for Aldershot in the FA Cup game against Dover, but failed to make an impact as the Shots went down to a disappointing 2–0 defeat against opposition two levels below them on the league pyramid, leaving manager Dillon perplexed.[28]

December: Aldershot only completed one competitive game throughout the month, as heavy snow affected many league fixtures.[29] A missed penalty by Wade Small meant the Shots left Rotherham empty-handed, a single goal from Adam Le Fondre enough to secure all three points for the Millers.[30]

January: The Shots continued their above-average away form with a 2–1 win away at Barnet, but a further home defeat, this time 2–1 at home to relegation-threatened Hereford, caused supporters to voice their displeasure by booing the players off the pitch. Dillon responded by urging fans to be "realistic",[31] while goalkeeper Jamie Young called for fans to get behind the team.[32] The club's woes were compounded by striker Marvin Morgan sparking controversy over his comments on social networking site Twitter, resulting in the player being transfer-listed and quickly moved out on loan to Dagenham & Redbridge.[33] A fourth straight home reverse to Oxford followed, and proved to be Dillon's last game as manager, as he and assistant Gary Owers left by mutual consent on 10 January, the club citing the team's poor league performance as a major contributing factor in the decision.[34] A successor was not long in arriving, as the club officially named Newport County's Dean Holdsworth as new Aldershot manager just two days later.[35] Holdsworth wasted no time making his mark on the team, bringing in forwards Peter Vincenti,[36] Tim Sills,[37] and Alex Rodman[38] - as well as defender Simon Grand on loan from Fleetwood[39] - before the end of the month. There were also players leaving the club during this period of transition, with both Glen Little[38] and Wesley Ngo Baheng[40] being released, whilst Anthony Straker[41] and Damian Spencer[42] were sent out on loan. Holdsworth's first game in charge resulted in a creditable 1–1 draw away to high-flying Bury, and he also improved on Aldershot's poor home form; Winning his first game at The Rec 1–0 against Bradford City,[43] whilst a last-minute Luke Guttridge free-kick gave the Shots a second consecutive home win 3–2 against Crewe.[44] The final game of the month saw Holdsworth's first defeat as Aldershot manager, 2–1 at Gillingham, though positives were taken from Alex Rodman's debut goal for the club.[45]

February: The new manager continued attempting to strengthen the squad throughout February, with loan signings Albert Jarrett[46] and Luke Medley[47] from Lincoln and Mansfield respectively, though neither had a large impact on the team with only a handful of appearances between them. Holdsworth also signed former Shots goalkeeper Mikhael Jaimez-Ruiz, who made 62 appearances in a previous spell at the club.[48] On the pitch, Aldershot went on a run of five consecutive draws, the first away to league leaders Chesterfield who required a later equaliser to rescue a point.[49] An away stalemate at Morecambe was followed by consecutive home draws against Macclesfield and Lincoln. After a further draw against Northampton the Shots were finally beaten by a strong Port Vale side pushing for promotion, though the result could have been different if Anthony Charles hadn't missed a penalty.[50] Aldershot ended the month in 18th position in the league, 8 points clear of the relegation zone.

March: Dean Holdsworth's men went unbeaten throughout March to virtually ensure the club's survival in League Two. Draws at home to Gillingham and away to Wycombe were followed by Aldershot's first win for nine games, a 1–0 home victory over Torquay, Luke Guttridge with the winner.[51] The Shots pushed on from this positive result, recording three straight wins against teams in poor form, away to Cheltenham and at home to Barnet and Stockport. This run lifted the club to 14th in the table and a comfortable 17 points off the relegation zone.[52] The upturn in form prompted speculation that the team could mount a charge for the playoffs,[53] and though the club could only draw in their final game of the month at home to Accrington, Aldershot were left only 7 points behind 7th placed Rotherham. March also saw defender Jamie Vincent released from the club after not featuring in Holdsworth's first team plans,[54] as well as a first team opportunity for youth team winger Adam Mekki.[55]

April: The shots continued their unbeaten run into the first half of April, with a goalless away draw at Southend being followed by a convincing 3–0 home success over Shrewsbury, a team in good form chasing an automatic promotion place.[56] A similarly impressive result followed as the Shots got a creditable draw away to Stevenage, Alex Rodman with two well-taken goals.[57] The team's unbeaten run finally came to an end at home to Burton - the Shots going down 2–1 to suffer their first defeat in ten league games[56] - and it seemed that the teams' minds were already on their holiday plans as they suffered a consecutive 2–1 defeat away to Bradford.[58] The players stopped the rot in the penultimate game of the season, but still threw away a two-goal lead to draw with Rotherham.[59] In the final league game of the season, Aldershot won 3–0 in Lincoln, relegated Lincoln. Luke Guttridge scored 2 goals and ended as the club's top scorer. The club followed up the previous month's signing of Adam Mekki by handing professional contracts to youth players Doug Bergqvist and Henrik Breimyr.[60]

Squad edit

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
1 GK   ENG Jamie Young
2 DF   ENG Ben Herd
3 DF   ENG Jamie Vincent
4 MF   ENG Luke Guttridge
5 DF   WAL Darren Jones
6 DF   ENG Anthony Charles
7 MF   ENG Glen Little
8 MF   ENG Ben Harding
9 FW   ENG Damian Spencer
10 FW   ENG Marvin Morgan
11 DF   GRN Anthony Straker
12 FW   ENG Danny Hylton
14 MF   SCO Manny Panther
15 DF   WAL Aaron Morris
16 DF   ENG Clayton Fortune
17 MF   ENG Jermaine McGlashan
No. Pos. Nation Player
18 MF   ENG Jack Randall
19 FW   ENG Reece Connolly
20 FW   ENG Wade Small
21 MF   ENG John Halls
23 FW   ENG Peter Vincenti
24 MF   ENG Marlon Jackson (on loan from Bristol City)
24 DF   SWE Doug Bergqvist
25 FW   ENG Tim Sills
26 GK   VEN Mikhael Jaimez-Ruiz
27 FW   FRA Wesley Ngo Baheng
33 FW   ENG Alex Rodman
35 MF   ENG Adam Mekki
37 DF   ENG Simon Grand (on loan from Fleetwood Town)
? MF   SLE Albert Jarrett (on loan from Lincoln City)
? FW   ENG Luke Medley (on loan from Mansfield Town)
? FW   ENG Liam Henderson (on loan from Watford)
  • Note: Players listed in italics left the club before the end of the season.
  • Note: Unused youth team substitutes not listed

Transfers edit

In edit

Pos Player From Fee Date
DF   Darren Jones   Hereford United Signed 21 Jun 2010
MF   Glen Little   Sheffield United Free 1 Jul 2010
MF   Luke Guttridge   Northampton Town Free 2 Jul 2010
DF   Jamie Vincent   Walsall Free 2 Jul 2010
MF   Manny Panther   Exeter City Free 9 Jul 2010
FW   Damian Spencer   Kettering Town Free 15 Jul 2010
DF   Aaron Morris   Cardiff City Free 15 Jul 2010
MF   Jack Randall   Crystal Palace Signed 15 Jul 2010
FW   Wade Small   Chesterfield Free 30 Jul 2010
MF   Jermaine McGlashan   Ashford Town Free 22 Jul 2010
DF   Clayton Fortune Unattached Free 30 Jul 2010
FW   Wesley Ngo Baheng Unattached Free 26 Nov 2010
FW   Peter Vincenti   Stevenage Free 14 Jan 2011
FW   Tim Sills   Stevenage Free 17 Jan 2011
GK   Mikhael Jaimez-Ruiz   Yaracuyanos Free 14 Feb 2011

Out edit

Pos Player To Fee Date
DF   Aaron Brown   Leyton Orient Signed 26 May 2010
MF   Scott Donnelly   Swansea City Signed 23 Jun 2010
MF   Kirk Hudson   Brentford Free 28 Jun 2010
DF   Andy Sandell   Wycombe Wanderers Free 30 Jun 2010
MF   Lewis Chalmers   Macclesfield Town Free 30 Jun 2010
DF   Dave Winfield   Wycombe Wanderers Free 15 Jul 2010
MF   Louie Soares   Southend United Signed 23 Jul 2010
DF   Chris Blackburn   Wrexham Free 1 Aug 2010
FW   Omer Riza   Histon Signed 1 Aug 2010
MF   Glen Little   Wrexham Jan 2011
FW   Wesley Ngo Baheng   Hereford United Signed 28 Jan 2011
DF   Jamie Vincent   Didcot Town 20 Mar 2011

Loans edit

Loans in
Pos Player From Start Date End Date
MF   Marlon Jackson   Bristol City 16 Sep 2010 21 Nov 2010
FW   Liam Henderson   Watford 6 Jan 2011 14 Feb 2011
DF   Simon Grand   Fleetwood Town 20 Jan 2011 End of season
MF   Albert Jarrett   Lincoln City 18 Feb 2011 18 Mar 2011
FW   Luke Medley   Mansfield Town 28 Feb 2011 28 Mar 2011
Loans out
Pos Player To Start Date End Date
FW   Reece Connolly   Didcot Town 24 Oct 2010 Nov 2010
GK   Jordan Clement   Blackfield & Langley 24 Oct 2010 Nov 2010
MF   Adam Mekki   Oxford City 2 Jan 2011 Feb 2011
DF   Doug Bergqvist   Thatcham Town 2 Jan 2011 Feb 2011
FW   Marvin Morgan   Dagenham & Redbridge 7 Jan 2011 End of season
FW   Damian Spencer   Eastbourne Borough 28 Jan 2011 Feb 2011
DF   Anthony Straker   Wycombe Wanderers 31 Jan 2011 Mar 2011
FW   Reece Connolly   Dorchester Town 21 Feb 2011 End of season

Results edit

League Two edit

Results summary edit

Overall Home Away
Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts W D L GF GA GD W D L GF GA GD
46 14 19 13 54 54  0 61 8 8 7 26 26  0 6 11 6 28 28  0

Last updated: 25 April 2011.
Source: BBC Sport

Results by round edit

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GroundAHAHHAHAAHAHAHAAHAAAHHAHHAAAHHAAHAHAHHHAHAHAHA
ResultDWDDDLDDWLWWLLDLLWLWLLDWWLDDDDDLDDWWWWDDWDLLDW
Position169891013141810151079111214161218162020181612141816161616191818151414141313121214141414
Updated to match(es) played on 30 April 2011. Source: BBC Sport
A = Away; H = Home; W = Win; D = Draw; L = Loss

Matches edit

7 August 2010 1 Accrington Stanley 0–0 Aldershot Town Accrington
15:00 BST Boulding   45'
Bennett   87'		 (Report)   44' Straker
  67' Jones		 Stadium: Crown Ground
Attendance: 1624
Referee: Waugh
14 August 2010 2 Aldershot Town 1–0 Southend United Aldershot
15:00 BST Morgan   81'
Charles   63'
Herd   90'		 (Report)   50' Prosser
  77' Grant
  88' Easton		 Stadium: Recreation Ground
Attendance: 3011
Referee: Horwood
21 August 2010 3 Shrewsbury Town 1–1 Aldershot Town Shrewsbury
15:00 BST Sharps   29'
Harrold   76', 90'  		 (Report)   31' Charles Stadium: Greenhous Meadow
Attendance: 5353
Referee: Miller
28 August 2010 4 Aldershot Town 1–1 Stevenage Aldershot
15:00 BST Spencer   63'
Morgan   45'		 (Report)   50' Beardsley
  78' Ashton		 Stadium: Recreation Ground
Attendance: 2525
Referee: Halsey
4 September 2010 5 Aldershot Town 1–1 Northampton Town Aldershot
15:00 BST Harding   90'
Panther   14'		 (Report)   34' McKay
  10' Johnson
  45' Beckwith		 Stadium: Recreation Ground
Attendance: 2739
Referee: Scott
11 September 2010 6 Port Vale 1–0 Aldershot Town Stoke-on-Trent
15:00 BST Roberts   10'
Roberts   61'
Collins   72'		 (Report)   49' Straker
  89' Vincent		 Stadium: Vale Park
Attendance: 5360
Referee: Mark Brown
18 September 2010 7 Aldershot Town 0–0 Wycombe Wanderers Aldershot
15:00 BST Halls   59' (Report)   56' Foster
  65' Davies
  76' Betsy		 Stadium: Recreation Ground
Attendance: 3722
Referee: Sheldrake
25 September 2010 8 Stockport County 2–2 Aldershot Town Stockport
15:00 BST Turnbull   73', 82'
Griffin   28'
Assoumani   90'		 (Report)   27' Straker
  38' Morgan
  70' Hylton
  88' Charles		 Stadium: Edgeley Park
Attendance: 4231
Referee: Ilderton
28 September 2010 9 Torquay United 0–1 Aldershot Town Torquay
19:45 BST Robertson   35' (Report)   86' Morgan Stadium: Plainmoor
Attendance: 2167
Referee: East
2 October 2010 10 Aldershot Town 0–2 Cheltenham Town Aldershot
15:00 BST Charles   75' (Report)   13' Andrew
  62' Goulding
  35' Pook
  60' Brown		 Stadium: Recreation Ground
Attendance: 2509
Referee: Langford
9 October 2010 11 Oxford United 0–1 Aldershot Town Oxford
15:00 BST Constable   76'
Midson   90'		 (Report)   58' Morgan
  45' Morgan
  49' Jackson
  7', 43'   Vincent		 Stadium: Kassam Stadium
Attendance: 7808
Referee: Bates
16 October 2010 12 Aldershot Town 2–1 Morecambe Aldershot
15:00 BST Spencer   27'
Morgan   36'		 (Report)   66' Brown
  70' Brown		 Stadium: Recreation Ground
Attendance: 2308
Referee: Wright
23 October 2010 13 Crewe Alexandra 3–1 Aldershot Town Crewe
15:00 BST Moore   43'
Grant   44'
Westwood   58'
Taylor   90'		 (Report)   52' Straker
  83' McGlashan		 Stadium: Alexandra Stadium
Attendance: 4164
Referee: Haines
30 October 2010 14 Aldershot Town 1–3 Bury Aldershot
15:00 BST Little   11'
Charles   23'
Guttridge   64'
Hylton   90'
Jones   22'
Morgan   24', 68'  		 (Report)   44', 66' Jones
  77' Ajose
  16' Skarz
  64' Picken
  73' Mozika
  78' Haworth		 Stadium: Recreation Ground
Attendance: 2526
Referee: Whitestone
2 November 2010 15 Hereford United 2–2 Aldershot Town Hereford
15:00 GMT Rose   25'
Colbeck   45'		 (Report)   20' McGlashan
  87' Small		 Stadium: Edgar Street
Attendance: 2126
Referee: Tierney
13 November 2010 16 Macclesfield Town 2–0 Aldershot Town Macclesfield
15:00 GMT Daniel   17'
Barnett   77'
Tremarco   33'
Barnett   50'		 (Report)   22' Morris Stadium: Moss Rose
Attendance: 1519
Referee: Coote
20 November 2010 17 Aldershot Town 0–2 Chesterfield Aldershot
15:00 GMT (Report)   61' Davies
  63' Whitaker		 Stadium: Recreation Ground
Attendance: 2479
Referee: Hegley
23 November 2010 18 Burton Albion 1–2 Aldershot Town Burton upon Trent
19:45 GMT Harrad   45' (Report)   16', 26' Small
  47' Morgan
  66' Vincent
  67' Fortune
  90' McGlashan		 Stadium: Pirelli Stadium
Attendance: 1904
Referee: Mathieson
11 December 2010 19 Rotherham United 1–0 Aldershot Town Sheffield
15:00 GMT Le Fondre   40' (Report)   45' Straker
  64', 88'   Vincent		 Stadium: Don Valley Stadium
Attendance: 2754
Referee: Sutton
1 January 2011 20 Barnet 1–2 Aldershot Town London
15:00 GMT McLeod   54'
Holmes   51'		 (Report)   35' Harding
  41' Small
  75' Charles		 Stadium: Underhill Stadium
Attendance: 1902
Referee: Graham
3 January 2011 21 Aldershot Town 1–2 Hereford United Aldershot
15:00 GMT Guttridge   90'
Small   43'
Morris   69'		 (Report)   3' Fleetwood
  82' Colbeck
  37' McQuilkin
  39' Lunt		 Stadium: Recreation Ground
Attendance: 2767
Referee: Ward
8 January 2011 22 Aldershot Town 1–2 Oxford United Aldershot
15:00 GMT Guttridge   76'
Guttridge   56'		 (Report)   8' (o.g.) Charles
  85' Craddock
  49' Clist
  58' Worley		 Stadium: Recreation Ground
Attendance: 3129
Referee: Langford
15 January 2011 23 Bury 1–1 Aldershot Town Bury
15:00 GMT Schumacher   71'
Picken   15'
Skarz   30'
Bennett   45'		 (Report)   9' Guttridge
  41' Herd		 Stadium: Gigg Lane
Attendance: 2537
Referee: D'Urso
18 January 2011 24 Aldershot Town 1–0 Bradford City Aldershot
19:45 GMT Charles   23'
Vincent   68'
Guttridge   83'		 (Report)   29' Threlfall Stadium: Recreation Ground
Attendance: 2160
Referee: Woolmer
22 January 2011 25 Aldershot Town 3–2 Crewe Alexandra Aldershot
15:00 GMT Small   24'
Vincenti   63'
Guttridge   90'
Harding   57'
Herd   86'		 (Report)   19' Shelley
  43' Donaldson
  73' Dugdale
  90' Taylor		 Stadium: Recreation Ground
Attendance: 2613
Referee: Stroud
29 January 2011 26 Gillingham 2–1 Aldershot Town Gillingham
15:00 GMT McDonald   53', 90'
Nutter   55'		 (Report)   90' Rodman
  41' Hylton
  44' Charles		 Stadium: Priestfield Stadium
Attendance: 4810
Referee: Phil Gibbs
5 February 2011 27 Chesterfield 2–2 Aldershot Town Chesterfield
15:00 GMT Smalley   7', 84'
Allott   48'
Vidal   72'		 (Report)   61', 79' Sills
  13' Herd
  29' Grand
  32' McGlashan		 Stadium: B2net Stadium
Attendance: 5669
Referee: Taylor
8 February 2011 28 Morecambe 1–1 Aldershot Town Morecambe
19:45 GMT Holdsworth   51'
Holdsworth   64'		 (Report)   74' Rodman Stadium: Globe Arena
Attendance: 1703
Referee: Quinn
12 February 2011 29 Aldershot Town 0–0 Macclesfield Town Aldershot
15:00 GMT Panther   16' (Report)   24' Sinclair
  28' Draper		 Stadium: Recreation Ground
Attendance: 2373
Referee: East
15 February 2011 30 Aldershot Town 2–2 Lincoln City Aldershot
19:45 GMT Charles   18' (pen)
Rodman   48'
Vincenti   20'
Jones   25'		 (Report)   65' O'Keefe
  86' Grimes
  58' Fuseini		 Stadium: Recreation Ground
Attendance: 1847
Referee: Phillips
19 February 2011 31 Northampton Town 1–1 Aldershot Town Northampton
15:00 GMT Tozer   18'
Johnson   85'
Harrad   82'		 (Report)   78' Vincenti Stadium: Sixfields Stadium
Attendance: 5011
Referee: Evans
26 February 2011 32 Aldershot Town 1–2 Port Vale Aldershot
15:00 GMT Vincenti   68'
Grand   24'
Hylton   90'		 (Report)   26' McCombe
  51' M. Richards
  42' McCombe
  65' Tomlinson
  74' Geohaghon
  90' Collins		 Stadium: Recreation Ground
Attendance: 2506
Referee: Williamson
1 March 2011 33 Aldershot Town 1–1 Gillingham Aldershot
19:45 GMT Hylton   77' (Report)   82' Nutter Stadium: Recreation Ground
Attendance: 2038
Referee: Russell
5 March 2011 34 Wycombe Wanderers 2–2 Aldershot Town High Wycombe
15:00 GMT Foster   44'
Betsy   48'
Johnson   29'
Westwood   47'		 (Report)   26' Guttridge
  76' Halls
  37' Hylton
  56' Jones		 Stadium: Adams Park
Attendance: 4421
Referee: Scott
8 March 2011 35 Aldershot Town 1–0 Torquay United Aldershot
19:45 GMT Guttridge   53'
Mekki   85'		 (Report)   26' Zebroski
  77' Halpin		 Stadium: Recreation Ground
Attendance: 1939
Referee: Carl Berry
12 March 2011 36 Cheltenham Town 1–2 Aldershot Town Cheltenham
15:00 GMT Pook   83'
Pook   88'		 (Report)   10' Charles
  55' Vincenti
  32' Halls
  78' Straker		 Stadium: Abbey Business Stadium
Attendance: 2697
Referee: Wright
19 March 2011 37 Aldershot Town 1–0 Stockport County Aldershot
15:00 GMT Spencer   90' (Report)   60' Rose
  63', 67'   Goodall		 Stadium: Recreation Ground
Attendance: 2263
Referee: Rushton
22 March 2011 38 Aldershot Town 1–0 Barnet Aldershot
19:45 GMT Hylton   60'
McGlashan   72'
Herd   83'		 (Report)   90' Byrne
  52', 78'   Parsons		 Stadium: Recreation Ground
Attendance: 2420
Referee: Sarginson
26 March 2011 39 Aldershot Town 1–1 Accrington Stanley Aldershot
15:00 GMT Jones   52'
Vincenti   76'		 (Report)   17' Boulding
  53' Hessey
  73' Jacobson
  80' Procter		 Stadium: Recreation Ground
Attendance: 2555
Referee: Crossley
2 April 2011 40 Southend United 0–0 Aldershot Town Southend-on-Sea
15:00 BST Corr   72'
Grant   90'		 (Report)   66' Jones Stadium: Roots Hall
Attendance: 5557
Referee: Lewis
9 April 2011 41 Aldershot Town 3–0 Shrewsbury Town Aldershot
15:00 BST Hylton   24', 77' (pen)
Herd   29'		 (Report)   67' Harrold
  75' Canavan		 Stadium: Recreation Ground
Attendance: 2371
Referee: Naylor
16 April 2011 42 Stevenage 2–2 Aldershot Town Stevenage
15:00 BST Charles   9'
Foster   72'
Charles   7'
Roberts   78'		 (Report)   43', 48' Rodman
  13' Hylton
  38' Halls
  76' Charles
  78' Spencer		 Stadium: Broadhall Way
Attendance: 3031
Referee: Atkinson
23 April 2011 43 Aldershot Town 1–2 Burton Albion Aldershot
15:00 BST Spencer   26'
Guttridge   28'
Rodman   66'
Straker   82'
Jones   89'
Hylton   90'		 (Report)   12' Webster
  74' Zola
  52' Penn		 Stadium: Recreation Ground
Attendance: 2308
Referee: Ward
25 April 2011 44 Bradford City 2–1 Aldershot Town Bradford
15:00 BST Daley   4'
Syers   90'
Hunt   61'
Syers   85'		 (Report)   43' Vincenti
  74' Charles
  76' Young
  88' Halls		 Stadium: Valley Parade
Attendance: 10965
Referee: Mathieson
30 April 2011 45 Aldershot Town 2–2 Rotherham United Aldershot
15:00 BST Charles   5'
Vincenti   11'
Hylton   26'
Herd   37'
Charles   80'		 (Report)   32', 55' Le Fondre
  86' Bradley		 Stadium: Recreation Ground
Attendance: 2107
Referee: Evans
7 April 2011 46 Lincoln City 0-3 Aldershot Town Lincoln
15:00 BST Keltie   11' (Report)   57' (pen) Hylton
  69', 86' Guttridge
  40' McGlashan		 Stadium: Sincil Bank
Attendance: 7932
Referee: Moss

FA Cup edit

6 November 2010 1 Brentford 1–1 Aldershot Town London
15:00 GMT MacDonald   20'
Weston   62'
Diagouraga   76'		 (Report)   13' Small Stadium: Griffin Park
Attendance: 4090
Referee: Booth
16 November 2010 1RR Aldershot Town 1–0 Brentford Aldershot
19:45 GMT Small   8'
Harding   74'		 (Report)   59' Legge Stadium: Recreation Ground
Attendance: 3627
Referee: Tanner
27 November 2010 2 Dover Athletic 2–0 Aldershot Town River
15:00 GMT Birchall   54', 90' (pen) (Report)   50' Straker
  88' Herd
  89' Hylton		 Stadium: Crabble Athletic Ground
Attendance: 4123
Referee: Malone

League Cup edit

10 August 2010 1 Aldershot Town 0–3 Watford Aldershot
19:45 BST (Report)   14', 48' Graham
  45' Sordell		 Stadium: Recreation Ground
Attendance: 3292
Referee: Woolmer

Football League Trophy edit

31 August 2010 1 Aldershot Town 2–0 Oxford United Aldershot
19:45 BST Hylton   17'
Spencer   58'
Fortune   80'		 (Report) Stadium: Recreation Ground
Attendance: 1607
Referee: Hooper
5 October 2010 2 Bristol Rovers 1–0 Aldershot Town Bristol
19:45 BST Hoskins   90'
Hoskins   90'		 (Report)   30' Morris
  80' Hylton		 Stadium: Memorial Stadium
Attendance: 4050
Referee: Phil Gibbs

Season statistics edit

Squad stats edit

No. Pos Nat Player Total League Two FA Cup League Cup FL Trophy
Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals
1 GK   ENG Jamie Young 52 0 46 0 3 0 1 0 2 0
26 GK   VEN Mikhael Jaimez-Ruiz 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2 DF   ENG Ben Herd 48 1 43 0 3 1 1 0 1 0
5 DF   WAL Darren Jones 47 1 43 1 3 0 0 0 1 0
6 DF   ENG Anthony Charles 44 5 41 5 1 0 1 0 1 0
11 DF   GRN Anthony Straker 41 2 38 2 0 0 1 0 2 0
15 DF   WAL Aaron Morris 25 0 22 0 2 0 0 0 1 0
16 DF   ENG Clayton Fortune 11 0 7 0 1 0 1 0 2 0
24 DF   SWE Doug Bergqvist 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
37 DF   ENG Simon Grand 6 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
4 MF   ENG Luke Guttridge 47 8 41 8 3 0 1 0 2 0
8 MF   ENG Ben Harding 40 2 35 2 2 0 1 0 2 0
14 MF   SCO Manny Panther 26 0 23 0 1 0 1 0 1 0
17 MF   ENG Jermaine McGlashan 44 1 38 1 3 0 1 0 2 0
18 MF   ENG Jack Randall 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
21 MF   ENG John Halls 25 1 23 1 0 0 0 0 2 0
35 MF   ENG Adam Mekki 8 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
9 FW   ENG Damian Spencer 21 5 18 4 0 0 1 0 2 1
10 FW   ENG Marvin Morgan 22 5 19 5 2 0 1 0 0 0
12 FW   ENG Danny Hylton 39 6 33 5 3 0 1 0 2 1
19 FW   ENG Reece Connolly 5 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
20 FW   ENG Wade Small 35 7 29 5 3 2 1 0 2 0
23 FW   ENG Peter Vincenti 23 6 23 6 0 0 0 0 0 0
25 FW   ENG Tim Sills 19 1 19 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
33 FW   ENG Alex Rodman 14 5 14 5 0 0 0 0 0 0
Players who left the club before the end of the season
3 FW   ENG Jamie Vincent 28 1 24 1 3 0 1 0 0 0
24 MF   ENG Marlon Jackson 9 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
? MF   SLE Albert Jarrett 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
7 FW   ENG Glen Little 21 1 19 1 2 0 0 0 0 0
27 FW   FRA Wesley Ngo Baheng 3 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
? FW   ENG Luke Medley 4 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
? FW   ENG Liam Henderson 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Discipline edit

No. Pos. Name Discipline
   
3 DF   Jamie Vincent 5 2
5 DF   Darren Jones 5 1
10 FW   Marvin Morgan 4 1
6 DF   Anthony Charles 10 0
12 FW   Danny Hylton 9 0
2 DF   Ben Herd 7 0
11 DF   Anthony Straker 6 0
17 MF   Jermaine McGlashan 5 0
4 MF   Luke Guttridge 4 0
21 MF   John Halls 4 0
15 DF   Aaron Morris 2 0
37 DF   Simon Grand 2 0
8 MF   Ben Harding 2 0
14 MF   Manny Panther 2 0
23 FW   Peter Vincenti 2 0
16 DF   Clayton Fortune 1 0
24 MF   Marlon Jackson 1 0
35 MF   Adam Mekki 1 0
20 FW   Alex Rodman 1 0
20 FW   Wade Small 1 0
9 FW   Damian Spencer 1 0
1 GK   Jamie Young 1 0

Statistics accurate as of match played 25 April 2011[61]

Awards edit

End of Season Awards Winner[62]
Supporters Player of the Season Luke Guttridge
Shots Player Share Player of the Season Darren Jones
Players' Player of the Season Ben Herd

References edit

General
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