2009–10 Crewe Alexandra F.C. season

















































































Crewe Alexandra Football Club

Season 2009–10
Manager
Dario Gradi
Previous Manager
Guðjón Þórðarson (to Oct)
Technical Director Dario Gradi
Chairman
John Bowler
League
League Two
League  Position
2008–09: 22nd (League One)

Final position: 18th
FA Cup
First Round (out)
League Cup
First Round (out)
Football League Trophy
First Round (out)
Top goalscorer League: Zola (15)
All: Zola (18)
Most appearances League: Brayford (45)
All: Brayford (48)
Highest attendance 6,943 (vs Port Vale, 17 October 2009)
Lowest attendance 2,331 (vs Stockport County, 1 September 2009)
Last match
Bradford City (H), lost 0–1
Next match
FL2, 07/08/10
Transfer Spending £ 000,000 Decrease
Transfer Income £475,000 Decrease

Last updated: 11:09, 11 May 2010 (UTC)

This article details Crewe Alexandra's 2009–10 season in League Two. This will be Crewe's 86th competitive season.




Contents






  • 1 Events


    • 1.1 2009


      • 1.1.1 Pre-season


      • 1.1.2 2009-10 season begins- August


      • 1.1.3 September


      • 1.1.4 October


      • 1.1.5 November


      • 1.1.6 December




    • 1.2 2010


      • 1.2.1 January


      • 1.2.2 February


      • 1.2.3 March


      • 1.2.4 April


      • 1.2.5 May






  • 2 Players


    • 2.1 Squad information


    • 2.2 Squad stats


      • 2.2.1 Disciplinary record


      • 2.2.2 Awards


        • 2.2.2.1 Individual






    • 2.3 Players in and out


      • 2.3.1 In


      • 2.3.2 Out






  • 3 Club


    • 3.1 Coaching staff


    • 3.2 Other information


    • 3.3 Kits




  • 4 Competitions


    • 4.1 Overall


    • 4.2 League Two


      • 4.2.1 Table


      • 4.2.2 Results summary


      • 4.2.3 Results by round






  • 5 Matches


    • 5.1 Pre-Season Friendlies


    • 5.2 League Two


    • 5.3 Football League Cup


    • 5.4 Football League Trophy


    • 5.5 FA Cup




  • 6 References


  • 7 External links





Events


This is a list of the significant events to occur at the club before and during the 2009-10 season, presented in chronological order.



2009



Pre-season




  • 2 May: Crewe are relegated to League Two after a 3–0 loss at home to League One champions Leicester City.


  • 7 May: Manager Gudjon Thordarson releases 10 players from the squad, including captain Julien Baudet to the MLS, leading to 19 players being left from the previous season.


  • 19 May: Pre-season games are announced against three Premier League sides, Wigan Athletic, a Wolverhampton Wanderers select XI and Birmingham City.


  • 21 May: Crewe announce their first signing of the summer, with central defender Patrick Ada signing from Histon, while assistant manager, Neil Baker, leaves his position.


  • 4 June: Chief scout Glyn Chamberlain leaves the club after four years.[1] and Crewe make their first sale for money after Tom Pope agrees a £150,000 move to Rotherham United.


  • 17 June: The same day the fixtures are released, Crewe announce that Nantwich Town manager Steve Davis has been appointed new assistant manager.[2]


  • 5 July: Prior to a 7-0 win over Newcastle Town in a friendly,[3]Billy Jones is made the forthcoming season's captain, with Anthony Elding as vice-captain.[4]



2009-10 season begins- August




  • 8 August: Crewe start off their season with a 2–1 defeat at home by Dagenham & Redbridge.[5]


  • 11 August: Crewe's League Cup campaign ends in the First Round after a 2–1 defeat at home to Championship side Blackpool.[6]


  • 15 August: Crewe get their two away wins of the season after a 0-4 win over Grimsby Town,[7] then a narrow 0-1 win over Darlington three days later.[8]


  • 20 August: Tottenham Hotspur recall on-loan 'keeper David Button.[9]


  • 22 August: Crewe get their first win at home, and a third straight clean sheet with a 1–0 win over Hereford United after Billy Jones scored the rebound from his saved penalty kick.[10]


  • 29 August: Crewe fail to score for the first time this season, and suffer their first away loss after losing at Bournemouth 1–0.[11]



September




  • 1 September: Crewe lose in the Football League Trophy to Stockport County, the first Cheshire derby of the season.[12] and re-sign David Button on loan until 3 January.[13]


  • 5 September: Crewe's second Cheshire derby of the season ends with a Crewe win, 2–1 against Macclesfield Town at home, to send Crewe up to fifth in the table.[14]


  • 12 September: Crewe travel 30 miles to Shrewsbury Town, where their inconsistent season continues with a 2–0 loss.[15]


  • 19 September: Crewe's 23 shots against Aldershot Town's six do not help as they lose 2–1.[16]


  • 25 September: Crewe honour Accrington Stanley's request to play on a Friday night to help with Accrington's debt, but end up losing 5–3.[17]


  • 29 September: Crewe have two men sent off in a match for the first time since 1996, in a 3–2 loss at home to Bury, with former Crewe striker Ryan Lowe scoring for the visitors.[18]



October




  • 2 October: Crewe part company with Gudjon Thordarson with immediate effect after a board meeting,[19] with Dario Gradi again taking the position as caretaker manager.


  • 9 October: Bolton Wanderers recall on loan goalkeeper Ádám Bogdán.[20]


  • 24 October: After Crewe lose away at Notts County,[21] striker Anthony Elding is placed on the transfer list.[22]


  • 27 October: Tottenham Hotspur recall on loan 'keeper David Button again.[23]



November




  • 7 November: Crewe lose in the First Round of the FA Cup to Blue Square Premier side York City.[24]


  • 21 November: Following Crewe's 2–2 draw away at Northampton Town, Crewe become the last Football League side to draw a game in the new season.



December




  • 2 December: Steve Phillips saves two penalties as Crewe are the first team to win at Saltergate this season after a 3–2 win at 5th placed Chesterfield.[25]


  • 5 December: Crewe draw at home with Lincoln City 0–0, Crewe's first no-score draw of the season, and first since April 2009.[26]


  • 12 December: Crewe become the first team to beat Barnet at home after a 1-2 win.[27]Matthew Tootle is later cleared of diving by the FA, but his yellow card is not rescinded.[28]


  • 19 December: Crewe's home match with Torquay United is postponed due to a frozen pitch at The Alexandra Stadium.[29]


  • 26 December: Crewe come from behind twice to secure a 2–2 draw with top of the table Rochdale, who were looking for a record sixth successive away win.[30]


  • 28 December: Crewe's final match of 2009 is a 4–1 loss away at Macclesfield Town.[31] The result means Crewe finish the year in 12th position in the league.[32]


  • 29 December: Harry Worley's loan is extended until the end of the season.[33]



2010



January




  • 1 January: Crewe's first two games of the New Year against Hereford and Grimsby are postponed, due to the heavy snow around Britain.


  • 5 January: Striker Anthony Elding and the club agree to mutually terminate Eldgin's contract with immediate effect.[34]


  • 6 January: Steve Phillips extends his loan until 30 May.[35]



February



  • 23 February: Crewe's match with Chesterfield is put back by 24 hours due to a bad weather forecast.


March



  • 19 March: Crewe sign Lancaster City striker Jordan Connerton for an undisclosed fee on a three-year contract. Crewe loan Connerton back to Lancaster City for the remainder of the season.[36]AJ Leitch-Smith also goes out on loan, to Curzon Ashton until the end of the season.[37]


April




  • 26 April: Ashley Westwood is awarded the Player of the Season award at the Crewe ASi Award Night. Westwood also picked up the Newcomer of the Season award, whilst Calvin Zola's goal against Bradford City on 10 October is voted as the Goal of the Season.[38]


  • 27 April: Crewe retain the Cheshire Premier Cup after an extra-time win over Macclesfield Town at Gresty Road.



May




  • 1 May: Assistant Manager Steve Davis takes control of the first team's goalless draw at Rotherham United whilst Dario Gradi went on scouting duties.[39]


  • 8 May: Crewe's final match of the season is a 1–0 loss at home to Bradford City, leaving Crewe finishing 18th in the league table.



Players



Squad information


























































































































































































































































































































































































































N
Pos.
Nat.
Name
Age
EU
Since
App

 Goals
Ends
Transfer fee

 Notes
1
GK
England
 Collis 28 EU
 2008
 26
 0
 30 Jun 2010
Free
2
DF
England
 Brayford 21 EU
 2008
 86
 3
 30 Jun 2010
 £210,000
3
DF
England
Jones (captain)		 26 EU
 2007
 85
 9
 30 Jun 2010
 £ 65,000
4
MF
England
 Schumacher 25 EU
 2007
 82
 8
 30 Jun 2010
Free
5
DF
England
O'Donnell (VC2)		 23 EU
 2007
 147
 4
 30 Jun 2010
 £100,000
6
DF
Cameroon
 Ada 24 Non-EU
 2009
 21
 0
 30 Jun 2011
Free
8
FW
England
 Donaldson 25 EU
 2008
 82
 20
 2011
 £125,000
9
FW
England
Elding (VC1)		 27 EU
 2008
 32
 4
 2011
 Undisclosed
10
FW
Democratic Republic of the Congo
 Zola 24 Non-EU
 2008
 69
 23
 2011
 £200,000
11
MF
JamaicaEngland
 Grant 21 EU
 2008
 77
 13
 2011
 £130,000
12
DF
England
 Mitchel-King 25 EU
 2009
 35
 0
 30 Jun 2011
Free
13
GK
England
 Legzdins 22 EU
 2008
 8
 0
 30 Jun 2010
Free
14
FW
England
 Moore 20 EU
 2007
 110
 9
 30 Jun 2010
Youth system
15
FW
England
 Miller 21 EU
 2006
 99
 19
 30 Jun 2011
Youth system
16
DF
England
 Bailey 20 EU
 2007
 55
 0
 30 Jun 2011
Youth system
17
DF
England
 McManus 20 EU
 2008
 1
 0
 30 Jun 2010
Free
18
MF
England
 Murphy 19 EU
 2008
 45
 4
 30 Jun 2011
Youth system
19
DF
England
 Westwood 19 EU
 2008
 40
 6
 30 Jun 2009
Youth system
20
DF
England
 Shelley 19 EU
 2008
 22
 2
 30 Jun 2011
Youth system
21
MF
England
 Clements 19 EU
 2008
 1
 0
 30 Jun 2010
Youth system
22
FW
England
 Leitch-Smith 19 EU
 2008
 1
 0
 30 Jun 2010
Youth system
23
DF
England
 Tootle 18 EU
 2009
 28
 1
 30 Jun 2010
Youth system
26
DF
England
 Davis 17 EU
 2009
 1
 0

Youth system
27
DF
England
 Worley 20 EU
 2009
 23
 0
 14 May 2010
 Loan
From Leicester City
28
MF
England
 Walton 21 EU
 2009
 33
 1
 30 Jun 2010
 Loan
From Plymouth Argyle
30
DF
England
 Martin 22 EU
 2009
 5
 1
£5,000
31
GK
England
 Phillips 31 EU
 2009
 29
 0
 3 Jan 2010
 Loan
From Bristol Rovers
35
DF
England
 Stokes 18 EU
 2009
 2
 0
 11 Apr 2010
 Loan
From Bolton Wanderers



  • Last updated: 11 May 2010

  • Source:Wikipedia players' articles, Crewe Alexandra, crewe-mad, soccerbase





  • Ordered by Squad Number.









Appearances (starts and substitute appearances) and goals include those in the League (and playoffs), FA Cup, League Cup and Football League Trophy.



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 Total
League Two
 FA Cup Football League Cup Football League Trophy Notes

No.
Pos.
Nat.
Name
Sts
App
Gls
App
Gls
App
Gls
App
Gls
App
Gls
1
 GK
England
Collis
 1
 1
1

2
 DF
England
Brayford
 47
 47
44
1 1 1
3
 DF
England
Jones
 13
 14 2
 12 2
 1 1
4
 MF
England
Schumacher
 28
 33 4
 32 4
 1
5
 DF
England
O'Donnell
 27
 27
27

6
 DF
Cameroon
Ada
 19
 21
18
1 1 1
8
 FW
England
Donaldson
 28
 39 12
 37 12
 1 1
9
 FW
England
Elding
 4
 12
10
1 1
10
 FW
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Zola
 33
 37 17
 34 15
 1 1 1 1 1
11
 MF
Jamaica
England
Grant
 44
 46 9
 43 9
 1 1 1
12
 DF
England
Mitchel-King
 34
 35
32
1 1 1
13
 GK
England
Legzdins
 8
 8
6
1 1
14
 FW
England
Moore
 16
 32 3
 29 3
 1 1 1
15
 FW
England
Miller
 22
 34 7
 33 7
 1
16
 MF
England
Bailey
 22
 23
21
1 1
17
 DF
England
McManus



18
 MF
England
Murphy
 23
 34 5
 32 5
 1 1
19
 MF
England
Westwood
 35
 37 6
 36 6
 1
20
 MF
England
Shelley
 8
 17 1
 16 1
 1
21
 MF
England
Clements
1

1
22
 FW
England
Leitch-Smith
1
1

23
 DF
England
Tootle
 26
 28 1
 28 1
24
 GK
England
Button
 10
 10
10
On loan from 22 July 09 to 3 Jan 10 (recalled on 20 Aug 09[6])
Back on loan from 1 Sep 09 to 3 Jan 10[13] (recalled on 27 Oct 09[23])
25
 MF
England
Verma
 6
 9
7
1 1 On loan from 10 Aug 09 to 10 Nov 09
26
 DF
England
 Davis
1
1

27
 DF
England
Worley
 22
 24 1
 23 1
 1 On loan from 14 Aug 09 to 14 Jan 10
28
 MF
England
Walton
 27
 33 1
 31 1
 1 1 On loan from 31 Aug 09 to 30 Jun 10
29
 GK
Hungary
Bogdán
 1
 1
1
On loan from 29 Sep 09 to 26 Oct 09 (recalled on 9 Oct 09[20])
30
 DF
England
Martin
 1
 5 1
 5 1
31
 GK
England
Phillips
 29
 29
28
1 On loan from 2 Nov 09 to 3 Jan 10
35
 DF
England
Stokes
 2
 2
2
On loan from 12 Mar 10 to 11 Apr 10

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Last updated: 11 May 2010
Source: Crewe Alexandra
Ordered by Squad Numbers
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Disciplinary record




































































































































































N
Pos.
Nat.

 Name
Yellow card
Second yellow card
Red card
 Notes
19
MF
England
Westwood
 4
 0
 1
6
DF
Cameroon
Ada
 2
 0
 1
3
DF
England
Jones
 2
 0
 1
2p
DF
England
Martin
 0
 0
 1
15
FW
England
Miller
 6
 0
 0
28
MF
England
Walton
 5
 0
 0
4
MF
England
Schumacher
 3
 0
 0
12
DF
England
Mitchel-King
 2
 0
 0
Conceded two penalties
27
DF
England
Worley
 2
 0
 0
Conceded one penalty
10
FW
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Zola
 2
 0
 0
8
FW
England
Donaldson
 2
 0
 0
25
MF
England
Verma
 1
 0
 0
18
MF
England
Murphy
 1
 0
 0
16
DF
England
Bailey
 1
 0
 0
23
DF
England
Tootle
 1
 0
 0


Last updated: 11 May 2010
Source: Crewe Alexandra
Only competitive matches
Yellow card = Number of bookings; Second yellow card = Number of sending offs after a second yellow card; Red card = Number of sending offs by a direct red card.



Awards



Individual



























































































































































Date
N
P
Nat.
Name

 Award
 Notes

2009-08-17 17 Aug 2009
 10
FW
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Zola
League Two Team of the Week
Source

2009-08-24 24 Aug 2009
 13
GK
England
Legzdins
League Two Team of the Week
Source

2009-10-12 12 Oct 2009
 10
FW
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Zola
League Two Team of the Week
Source

2009-10-31 October 2009
 10
FW
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Zola
PFA Player-of-the-Month
Source

2009-11-02 2 Nov 2009
 20
DF
England
Shelley
League Two Team of the Week
Source

2009-11-02 2 Nov 2009
 4
MF
England
Schumacher
League Two Team of the Week
Source

2009-11-02 2 Nov 2009
 10
FW
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Zola
League Two Team of the Week
Source

2009-12-07 7 Dec 2009
 23
DF
England
Tootle
League Two Team of the Week
Source

2009-12-14 12 Dec 2009
 11
MF
Jamaica
Grant
League Two Team of the Week
Source

2010-01-25 25 Jan 2010
 11
MF
Jamaica
Grant
League Two Team of the Week
Source

2010-02-22 22 Feb 2010
 19
DF
England
Westwood
League Two Team of the Week
Source

2010-03-08 8 Mar 2010
 8
FW
England
Donaldson
League Two Team of the Week
Source

2010-03-29 29 Mar 2010
 12
DF
England
Mitchel-King
League Two Team of the Week
Source

2010-04-26 26 Apr 2010
 19
DF
England
Westwood
League Two Team of the Week
Source

2010-04-26 26 Apr 2010
 10
FW
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Zola
League Two Team of the Week
Source

2010-05-03 3 May 2010
 13
GK
England
Legzdins
League Two Team of the Week
Source




Players in and out



In






























































































































































N
Pos.
Nat.

 Name

 Age
EU

 Moving from

 Type
Transfer
window
 Ends
Transfer
fee
 Source
24
GK
England
Button
 20 EU
Tottenham Hotspur
 Loan
 Summer
 20 Aug 2009
 Loan
Crewe Alexandra
24
GK
England
Button
 20 EU
Tottenham Hotspur
 Loan
 Summer
 27 Oct 2009
 Loan
Crewe Alexandra
6
DF
Cameroon
Ada
 24

Histon
 Transfer
 Summer
 30 Jun 2011
Free
Crewe Alexandra
12
DF
England
Mitchel-King
 25 EU
Histon
 Transfer
 Summer
 30 Jun 2011
Free
Crewe Alexandra
25
MF
England
Verma
 22 EU
Leicester City
 Loan
 Summer
 10 Nov 2009
 Loan
Crewe Alexandra
27
DF
England
Worley
 20 EU
Leicester City
 Loan
 Summer
 14 May 2010
 Loan
Crewe Alexandra
BBC Sport
28
DF
England
Walton
 21 EU
Plymouth Argyle
 Loan
 Summer
 30 Jun 2010
 Loan
Crewe Alexandra
29
GK
Hungary
Bogdán
 22 EU
Bolton Wanderers
 Loan
 Winter
 9 Oct 2009
 Loan
Crewe Alexandra
31
GK
England
Phillips
 31 EU
Bristol Rovers
 Loan
 Winter
 3 Jan 2010
 Loan
30
DF
England
Martin
 22 EU
Wealdstone
 Transfer
 Winter
£5,000




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N
Pos.
Nat.

 Name
Age
EU

 Moving to
Type
Transfer
window
Transfer
fee
 Source
6
DF
France
Baudet
 30 EU
Colorado Rapids United States
 Transferred
 Summer
Free
Crewe Alexandra
18
MF
England
Carrington
 22 EU
Milton Keynes Dons
 Released
 Summer
Free
Crewe Alexandra
14
DF
England
McCready
 27 EU
Wrexham Wales
 Released
 Summer
Free
Crewe Alexandra
21
GK
England
Tomlinson
 24 EU
Barrow
 Released
 Summer
Free
Crewe Alexandra
 

England
 Danville
   EU
Free agent
 Released
 Summer
Free
Crewe Alexandra
 

England
 Thompson
   EU
Free agent
 Released
 Summer
Free
Crewe Alexandra
2
DF
England
Woodards
 25 EU
Milton Keynes Dons
 Released
 Summer
Free
Crewe Alexandra
22
MF
England
Daniel
 21 EU
Macclesfield Town
 Released
 Summer
Free
Crewe Alexandra
15
DF
England
Abbey
 30 EU
Free agent
 Mutual Consent
 Summer
Free
Crewe Alexandra
7
MF
Germany
Bopp
 25 EU
Free agent
 Mutual Consent
 Summer
Free
Crewe Alexandra
19
FW
England
Pope
 23 EU
Rotherham United
 Transferred
 Summer
 £150,000
Crewe Alexandra
8
MF
Northern Ireland
O'Connor
 21 EU
Scunthorpe United
 Transferred
 Summer
 £225,000
Crewe Alexandra


DF
England
McManus
 20 EU
Curzon Ashton
 Loan
 Winter
 Loan
Crewe Alexandra


Last updated: 10 October 2009
EU = if holds or not a European Union passport; Country: when 2 flags, 1st flag = country that plays for internationally, 2nd flag = country of birth; N = number on jersey; P = Position (for position name, pause mouse pointer on abbreviation); Name = Name on jersey (for more extensive name, pause mouse pointer on name); Age = age on the day of the signing; Moving from = only indicate the club the player was playing before start playing for this club in this season, for the type of the moving see Status column; Moving to = only indicates the club the player is going to play next, for the type of the moving see Status column; Ends = when the player's current contract ends; n/a = Not applicable.



Club



Coaching staff















































Position
 Staff
Technical Director and
Manager
Dario Gradi MBE
Assistant Manager
Steve Davis
Assistant Academy Manager
 James Collins
Assistant Academy Manager
 Neil Critchley
Chief Scout
 Neil Baker
Senior Physiotherapist
 Barry Holmes
Physiotherapist
 Steve Walker
Fitness Coach
 Andy Franks
Academy Recruitment Officer
 Phil Swift
Academy Welfare Officer /
Academy Administration
 Paul Anthrobus



Last updated: 2 October 2009
Source: Crewe Alexandra Staff




Other information























































Chairman
John Bowler
Vice Chairman
 Norman Hassall
Director
 Richard Clayton
Director
 Dario Gradi MBE
Director
 Mark Hassall
Director
 Jim McMillan
Director
 Daniel Potts
Director
 David Rowlinson
Director
 Jimmy Rowlinson
Head Groundsman
 John Huxley
Assistant Groundsman
 Andrew Wareham
Club Doctor
 Dr Mike Freeman
Ground (capacity and dimensions)
Alexandra Stadium (10,153 / 100 × 66 yd)


Last updated: 6 July 2009
Source:Crewe Alexandra Staff



Kits
























Home
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Away
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Home goalkeepers
Supplier: Lotto
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Away goalkeepers
Supplier: Lotto
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Competitions



Overall








































Competition
 Started round Current
position / round
 Final
position / round
 First match
 Last match

League Two
 —
 —
 18th
 8 August 2009 8 May 2010

Football League Cup
1st round
1st round
1st round
 11 August 2009

Football League Trophy
1st round
1st round
1st round
 1 September 2009

FA Cup
1st round
1st round
1st round
 7 November 2009

Last updated: 11 May 2010
Source: Competitions



League Two



Table





















































































































































































































































































































Pos
 Team

[

  • v

  • t

  • e


]
Pld
W
D
L
GF
GA
GD
Pts
1
Notts County (C, P)
 46
 27
 12
 7
 96
 31
 +65
 93
 Promotion to League One
2
Bournemouth (P)
 46
 25
 8
 13
 61
 44
 +17
 83
3
Rochdale (P)
 46
 25
 7
 14
 82
 48
 +34
 82
4
Morecambe (Q)
 46
 20
 13
 13
 73
 64
 +9
 73
 Qualification to League Two playoffs
5
Rotherham United (Q)
 46
 21
 10
 15
 55
 52
 +3
 73
6
Aldershot Town (Q)
 46
 20
 12
 14
 69
 56
 +13
 72
7
Dagenham & Redbridge (Q, P)
 46
 20
 12
 14
 69
 58
 +11
 72
8
Chesterfield
 46
 21
 7
 18
 61
 62
 −1
 70
9
Bury
 46
 19
 12
 15
 54
 59
 −5
 69
10
Port Vale
 46
 17
 17
 12
 61
 50
 +11
 68
11
Northampton Town
 46
 18
 13
 15
 62
 53
 +9
 67
12
Shrewsbury Town
 46
 17
 12
 17
 55
 54
 +1
 63
13
Burton Albion
 46
 17
 11
 18
 71
 71
 0
 62
14
Bradford City
 46
 16
 14
 16
 59
 62
 −3
 62
15
Accrington Stanley
 46
 18
 7
 21
 62
 74
 −12
 61
16
Hereford United
 46
 17
 8
 21
 54
 65
 −11
 59
17
Torquay United
 46
 14
 15
 17
 64
 55
 +9
 57
18
Crewe Alexandra
 46
 15
 10
 21
 68
 73
 −5
 55
19
Macclesfield Town
 46
 12
 18
 16
 49
 58
 −9
 54
20
Lincoln City
 46
 13
 11
 22
 42
 65
 −23
 50
21
Barnet
 46
 12
 12
 22
 47
 63
 −16
 48
22
Cheltenham Town
 46
 10
 18
 18
 54
 71
 −17
 48
23
Grimsby Town (R)
 46
 9
 17
 20
 45
 71
 −26
 44
 Relegation to Conference National
24
Darlington (R)
 46
 8
 6
 32
 33
 87
 −54
 30

Updated to match(es) played on unknown. Source: football-league.co.uk
(C) Champion; (P) Promoted; (Q) Qualified to the phase indicated; (R) Relegated.


Results summary




















































Overall Home Away
Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts W D L GF GA GD W D L GF GA
GD
46
 15
 10
 21
 68
 73
  −5
 55
 7
 4
 12
 35
 36
  −1
 8
 6
 9
 33
 37
  −4


Last updated: 11 May 2010.

Source: http://www.crewealexandra-mad.co.uk/footydb/loadlgt.asp




Results by round


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Round 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46
Ground H A A H A H A H A H H A H A A H A H A H A H A A A H H H A A H H A H H A H A A H H A A H A H
Result L W W W L W L L L L L W L L W L D W W D W D L L D W L D L W W L D D W D L W L L L L D W D L
Position 16 7 5 3 6 5 6 10 10 14 17 15 16 18 15 18 17 15 14 14 13 12 12 13 13 11 15 15 15 14 14 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 16 18 16 18 18


Updated to match(es) played on 11 May 2010. Source: Crewe Alexandra
A = Away; H = Home; W = Win; D = Draw; L = Loss


Matches


  Won
  Drawn
  Lost



Pre-Season Friendlies



Newcastle Town England v Crewe Alexandra


















Crewe Alexandra v England Wigan Athletic


















Nantwich Town England v Crewe Alexandra


















Hyde United England v Crewe Alexandra


















Crewe Alexandra v England Port Vale


















Crewe Alexandra v England Wolverhampton Wanderers XI


















Crewe Alexandra v England Birmingham City



















1. Razak was a trialist for this game, which ended on 13 July.[40]

Last updated: 5 August 2009



League Two



Crewe Alexandra v Dagenham & Redbridge


















Grimsby Town v Crewe Alexandra


















Darlington v Crewe Alexandra


















Crewe Alexandra v Hereford United


















Bournemouth v Crewe Alexandra


















Crewe Alexandra v Macclesfield Town


















Shrewsbury Town v Crewe Alexandra


















Crewe Alexandra v Aldershot Town


















Accrington Stanley v Crewe Alexandra


















Crewe Alexandra v Bury


















Crewe Alexandra v Rotherham United


















Bradford City v Crewe Alexandra


















Crewe Alexandra v Port Vale


















Notts County v Crewe Alexandra


















Cheltenham Town v Crewe Alexandra


















Crewe Alexandra v Morecambe


















Northampton Town v Crewe Alexandra


















Crewe Alexandra v Burton Albion


















Chesterfield v Crewe Alexandra


















Crewe Alexandra v Lincoln City


















Barnet v Crewe Alexandra


















Crewe Alexandra v Torquay United


















Crewe Alexandra v Rochdale


















Macclesfield Town v Crewe Alexandra


















Hereford United v Crewe Alexandra


















Crewe Alexandra v Grimsby Town


















Dagenham and Redbridge v Crewe Alexandra


















Hereford United v Crewe Alexandra


















Crewe Alexandra v Darlington


















Crewe Alexandra v Bournemouth


















Crewe Alexandra v Torquay United


















Rochdale v Crewe Alexandra


















Burton Albion v Crewe Alexandra


















Crewe Alexandra v Northampton Town


















Crewe Alexandra v Chesterfield


















Lincoln City v Crewe Alexandra


















Crewe Alexandra v Barnet


















Crewe Alexandra v Grimsby Town


















Torquay United v Crewe Alexandra


















Crewe Alexandra v Notts County


















Port Vale v Crewe Alexandra


















Morecambe v Crewe Alexandra


















Crewe Alexandra v Cheltenham Town


















Crewe Alexandra v Shrewsbury Town


















Bury v Crewe Alexandra


















Aldershot Town v Crewe Alexandra


















Crewe Alexandra v Accrington Stanley


















Rotherham United v Crewe Alexandra


















Crewe Alexandra v Bradford City

















Last updated: 11 May 2010



Football League Cup


Crewe Alexandra v Blackpool (FLC)
















Last updated: 15 August 2009



Football League Trophy


Crewe Alexandra v Stockport County (FL1)
















Last updated: 1 September 2009



FA Cup


(BSP) York City v Crewe Alexandra
















Last updated: 8 November 2009



References

The following references are from crewealex.net, unless otherwise specified.



  1. ^ Chamberlain: "Its Been Terrific"


  2. ^ Davis Appointed New Assistant Manager


  3. ^ Crewe Hit Seven At Newcastle


  4. ^ Gudjon: Good To Get Amongst The Goal


  5. ^ Dagenham Match Report


  6. ^ ab Blackpool Match Report


  7. ^ Grimsby Match Report


  8. ^ Darlington Match Report


  9. ^ Button Recalled By Tottenham


  10. ^ Hereford Match Report Archived 26 August 2009 at the Wayback Machine


  11. ^ Bournemouth Match Report


  12. ^ Stockport Match Report


  13. ^ ab Crewe Re-Sign Button On Loan


  14. ^ Macclesfield Match Report


  15. ^ Shrewsbury Match Report


  16. ^ Aldershot Match Report


  17. ^ Accrington Stanley Match Report


  18. ^ Bury Match Report


  19. ^ Crewe Part Company with Gudjon


  20. ^ ab Bogdan Recalled By Bolton


  21. ^ Notts County Match Report


  22. ^ Elding Placed On The Transfer List


  23. ^ ab Button Recalled By Spurs


  24. ^ York Match Report


  25. ^ Chesterfield Match Report


  26. ^ Lincoln Match Report


  27. ^ Barnet Match Report


  28. ^ Tootle Name Is Cleare


  29. ^ Torquay Game Off


  30. ^ Rochdale Match Report


  31. ^ Macclesfield Match Report


  32. ^ League Two table as at 28 December 2009


  33. ^ Leicester's Harry Worley extends loan deal at Crewe, BBC Sport


  34. ^ Elding Departs Crewe Alexandra


  35. ^ Phillips Agrees Loan Extension


  36. ^ Connerton Cannot Hide Delight


  37. ^ AJ Joins Curzon Ashton On Loan


  38. ^ Crewe ASi Award Night


  39. ^ Rotherham vs Crewe match report


  40. ^ Razak Trial Ends



External links


  • Official Website

  • Sky Sports

  • BBC Football








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