2013–14 Alfreton Town F.C. season

Alfreton Town
2013–14 season
Chairman Wayne Bradley
Manager Nicky Law
Stadium North Street
Conference Premier 11th
FA Cup First round
(eliminated by Wrexham)
FA Trophy First round
(eliminated by Nuneaton Town)
Derbyshire Senior Cup Third round
(eliminated by Heanor Town)
Top goalscorer League: John Akinde (18)
All: John Akinde (19)
Highest home attendance 1,771 vs Grimsby Town, 18 April 2014
Lowest home attendance 463 vs Salisbury City, 17 August 2013
Average home league attendance 804[1]
Home colours
Away colours
← 2012–13 2014–15 →

The 2013–14 season was Alfreton Town's third consecutive season in the Conference Premier following their promotion from the Conference North in 2011. The team reached the first round of the FA Cup before being knocked out by Wrexham, the team they beat in the same round last year. Alfreton also took part in the FA Trophy and Derbyshire Senior Cup but were eliminated from both competitions in the opening games.

Season review

Pre-season

Michael Wylde pictured in 2009
Michael Wylde was among nine new arrivals who joined the club before the start of the season.

Upon the conclusion of the 2012–13 season, Alfreton reverted to semi-professional status having gone full-time after their promotion to the Conference Premier two years earlier.[2] Of the 13 players who were out of contract, four signed new deals. Paul Clayton signed for two more years whilst Connor Franklin, Josh Law and Alastair Taylor all penned new one-year contracts.[3][4][5] Dan Bradley also signed a one-year extension, keeping him with the club until the end of the 2014–15 season.[6] The other nine departed the club; Phil Barnes joined former club Gainsborough Trinity,[7] Anton Brown, Leigh Franks and Ashley Worsfold signed for Harrogate Town,[8][9][10] Theo Streete moved to Nuneaton Town,[11] Adam Quinn joined Bradford Park Avenue,[12] Nathan Arnold signed for Cambridge United[13] while Ben Gathercole and Gavan Holohan were released. Ben Tomlinson also left, joining Lincoln City in July for an undisclosed four-figure fee.[14]

Alfreton brought in nine players before the season began. Bradley Wood joined from Grimsby Town on 29 May.[15] Michael Wylde and Kristian Ramsey-Dickson, who turned down the offer of a professional contract at Chesterfield, both joined in June,[16][17] followed in July by Tom Shaw and Chris Westwood.[18][19] In August Nick Fenton and John McGrath both signed having trialled with the club during the pre-season matches.[20][21] Hayes & Yeading United striker Daniel Wishart joined for an undisclosed fee while Ross Atkins arrived on a season-long loan from Derby County.[22][23] Each player penned a one-year contract except for Shaw who signed for two years.

Alfreton arranged seven pre-season games, all but two of which were against teams from higher divisions, beginning with a 2–1 defeat to Birmingham City on 6 July. Two draws and three defeats followed before they rounded off their warm-up matches against Worksop Parramore, losing 3–2. Of the seven matches played, Alfreton failed to win any.[24]

August

John Akinde in 2010
John Akinde, who scored a hat-trick against Kidderminster Harriers less than a week after joining the club. Pictured in 2010 playing for Bristol City.

Alfreton began the season with a 1–0 defeat away to Dartford[25] but recovered to win 3–1 against Kidderminster Harriers in their first home fixture with Dan Bradley scoring twice.[26] In between the games the club brought in striker John Akinde on a free transfer.[27] A 3–2 victory over Salisbury City followed, courtesy of an Akinde hat-trick[28] before a 3–1 defeat away to Grimsby Town, Nick Fenton scoring a late consolation.[29] Alfreton then beat Hereford United 2–1 to record their third straight home league victory thanks to a late Josh Law header.[30] The final game in August saw Alfreton lose 3–1 away to Forest Green Rovers. Already 3–0 down by half-time, Dan Bradley scored late in the game for his third goal of the season.[31] Jack Andrews and Jay McFadzean, brother of former Alfreton player Kyle, joined Alfreton at the end of the month having trialled with the club over the summer.[32] Alfreton also began discussions for a possible takeover by an Asian-based consortium.[33][34]

September

In September Lathaniel Rowe-Turner joined on loan until January from Luton Town.[35] He went straight into the side for the first game of the month as Alfreton maintained a 100% home record with a 3–1 win over Woking, Tom Shaw scoring twice.[36] Two weeks after joining the club, Jay McFadzean signed for Frickley Athletic on a one-month loan.[37] Alfreton earned their first away points and clean sheet of the season after beating Macclesfield Town 1–0 thanks to Daniel Meadows second goal in two games.[38][39] Three days later they drew 1–1 with league-leaders Cambridge United. Paul Clayton's first goal of the season gave Alfreton the lead in the first half though their 100% home record ended after a second half equaliser from the visitors.[40][41] Clayton then scored twice to give Alfreton a 3–1 win over Barnet; John McGrath had earlier opened the scoring with his first goal for the club.[42] The following week Kristian Ramsay-Dickson, having made only one appearance as a substitute since joining, left the club by mutual consent.[43] Moving in the opposite direction, Samuel Akinde, the younger brother of John, joined on non-contract terms.[44] He was named on the bench for the away game at Southport but did not make an appearance as the team suffered their first defeat in four games, losing 2–1.[45] Alfreton ended the month with back-to-back away defeats after succumbing 3–1 to Braintree Town. At 3–0 Bradley Wood scored late on with his first goal for the club.[46]

October

With his first-team opportunities limited at Alfreton, Alastair Taylor joined Gainsborough Trinity on a one-month loan in early October.[47] Alfreton recovered from consecutive defeats with a 3–2 win over Forest Green Rovers at North Street. A goal from Tom Shaw and two from Daniel Wishart, his first for the club, secured the win though they had to play the last 20 minutes with ten men after Nick Fenton was sent off.[48] The team suffered their first home defeat of the season in the following game against Chester, losing 1–0.[49] The result was compounded by injuries to Daniel Wishart and Michael Wylde which added to a growing list of absentees and left Alfreton with only 13 available players for the next league game.[50] The club brought in Mansfield Town striker Jake Speight on a one-month loan as cover before the game against Gateshead but could still name just two substitutes in the match squad and lost the game 3–0, their fourth defeat in five games.[51][52] Speight was among the scorers in Alfreton's following game as they saw off Aldershot Town 3–2 for their second away win of the season.[53] The club extended his loan until the new year and also received permission for him to play in the three cup competitions while Jack Andrews joined Northern Premier League side Grantham Town for one month.[54][55] Alfreton ended the month by beating North Ferriby United 3–1 to progress to the first round proper of the FA Cup.[56]

November

Josh Law playing for Alfreton Town in 2013
Josh Law was one of three scorers in November's win over Braintree Town. Pictured in 2013.

Alfreton began November with a 3–0 win over FC Halifax Town, their biggest win of the season, with Jake Speight continuing his goalscoring form, netting twice.[57] After his previous loan was cut short by injury, the fit-again Jay McFadzean joined Stocksbridge Park Steels for one month.[58] Despite winning the corresponding fixture against Wrexham 4–2 last season, Alfreton were eliminated from the FA Cup at the first round, losing 3–1.[59] The team returned to league action three days later against Tamworth and lost 1–0, consigning them to their seventh defeat in nine away games.[60][61] Speight was recalled by Mansfield prior to the home game against Braintree Town,[62] forcing Daniel Meadows to fill in as a makeshift striker. Despite defender Nick Fenton also missing out through injury,[63] Alfreton recorded a 3–1 win with goals from John Akinde, Tom Shaw and Josh Law.[64] A 2–1 away win over bottom club Hyde followed before a heavy 3–0 defeat to Nuneaton Town which saw them replaced in the play-off places by their opponents.[65][66] Prior to the FA Trophy game against their most recent league opponents Nuneaton, Alfreton brought in Northampton Town striker Jonathan Hooper on a one-month loan.[67] He started the game but could not change the outcome as Nuneaton triumphed again 1–0.[68]

December

December began with the extension Jack Andrews' loan at Grantham Town for a second month.[69] The side faced Luton Town at home in the first game of the month and lost 5–0 prompting manager Nicky Law to comment after the match that "they're the best that we've seen this year and the best we've come up against by a long, long way".[70] Days later Alfreton played their opening match of the Derbyshire Senior Cup but suffered a fourth straight loss in all competitions with a 1–0 defeat to Heanor Town of the Northern Counties East League, a division four tiers below the Conference Premier.[71] An injury sustained in the game to the on-loan Ross Atkins forced Alfreton into the emergency signing of F.C. United of Manchester goalkeeper Jon Worsnop for the game against Kidderminster Harriers.[72] Alfreton won the match 3–1 through two Michael Wylde goals, his first for the club, and a late John Akinde penalty.[73] Prior to the match against Dartford Worsnop signed a deal to move permanently from FC United and again started in goal as Alfreton won 2–1 with Paul Clayton scoring twice.[74][75] The side finished the year with two victories, away to Wrexham and at home to Southport, winning 3–2 and 2–1 respectively. Michael Wylde continued his scoring form, netting in both games to take his tally to four goals in his last four games, whilst John Akinde's strike against Wrexham took him into double figures for the season.[76][77] On the last day of the year Alastair Taylor rejoined Gainsborough Trinity on a one-month loan.[78]

January

Alfreton started the new year with a fifth straight win after beating Wrexham 1–0, John Akinde the sole goalscorer.[79] Soon after goalkeeper Ross Atkins was recalled from his loan early by Derby County having failed to regain his place from Jon Worsnop after returning from injury.[80] Moving in the opposite direction was Godfrey Poku who signed from Mansfield Town on loan for the remainder of the season, whilst Lathaniel Rowe-Turner's spell was extended for a further month.[81] Poku went straight into the starting XI for the game against Barnet though Alfreton lost 1–0 to a 25-yard Dani López shot.[82] The side then suffered their heaviest away defeat of the season, losing 4–1 to Lincoln City.[83] Nick Fenton scored Alfreton's only goal in what was their sixth game in 18 days.[84] After the fixture congestion Alfreton went over two weeks without a game when their home tie against Tamworth was postponed due to a waterlogged pitch.[85] During the break the club brought in striker Shaun Harrad until the end of the season following his release from Bury,[86] but also learned that midfielder John McGrath, who was injured during the Boxing Day game, would be out for the rest of the campaign due to a knee problem.[87] Two players also left the club on loan for a month; Jack Andrews to Stocksbridge Park Steels,[88] and, having struggled to earn a regular starting place, Daniel Wishart to his former club Hayes & Yeading United.[89] New signing Harrad scored on his debut with a penalty to give the side a 2–1 win over Welling United,[90] though they suffered further frustration when the home game against Hyde was postponed because of a waterlogged pitch.[91]

February

The month began with a trip to Salisbury City with the team recording a rare draw and clean sheet as the match finished 0–0.[92] In the days after the match assistant manager Russ O'Neill confirmed that Luton Town had refused to allow Lathaniel Rowe-Turner's loan to be extended, speculating that they now saw Alfreton as a threat.[93] Having returned from his loan at Gainsborough Trinity, Alastair Taylor left again to join Buxton for a month,[94] while Samuel Akinde was released after starting only one game since joining in September.[95] A 1–0 away win at the side above them, Cambridge United, followed with Bradley Wood scoring the only goal,[96] though their next fixture against Aldershot Town was postponed, making it more than six weeks since Alfreton's last home game.[97] Daniel Wishart returned from loan at his former club and was immediately sent out again, this time to Isthmian League Premier Division side Margate.[98] On the day of Alfreton's home game against Gateshead, their first for over seven weeks, defender Andrai Jones arrived on a one-month loan from Barnsley and went straight into the starting lineup.[99] The match finished 1–1 with Tom Shaw scoring his first goal since November,[100] while debutant Jones picked up the Man of the Match award.[101]

March

The team took on Luton Town in the first game of March but were again on the wrong end of a heavy defeat, losing 3–0.[102] A home game against Lincoln City followed and despite holding a 1–0 lead until the 90th minute through Shaun Harrad, the match ended in a draw after Sean Newton's injury time equaliser.[103] Two more goals from Harrad, and one from John Akinde gave Alfreton a comfortable 3–0 win over bottom club Hyde at North Street, consigning the visitors to relegation with nine games remaining.[104] The win also took the club to 61 points which surpassed their previous best total in the Conference Premier of 60, achieved in the 2012–13 season.[105] An away trip to Chester followed and although Alfreton departed with a 1–0 win through another Harrad goal,[106] the victory was marred by an injury to Michael Wylde who suffered a double leg break.[107] Within hours of the game the club received another setback after learning they would be deducted three points for fielding an ineligible player, Jon Worsnop, in December's win over Kidderminster Harriers.[108] Chairman Wayne Bradley apologised to the fans and criticised the decision, accusing the Football Conference of "going out of their way to make life difficult" for the club.[109] On the day of the game against Tamworth, left-back Michael Hoganson joined on loan from Derby County until the end of the season.[110] He started in defence as Alfreton ran out 4–2 winners with goals from Harrad, Akinde, Tom Shaw and Paul Clayton.[111] Prior to the trip to FC Halifax Town two more players arrived on loan; Lathaniel Rowe-Turner returned from Luton and Elliott Whitehouse arrived from Sheffield United, both until the end of the season.[112] In the game itself, which was televised on BT Sport, Alfreton were beaten 2–0 thanks to a brace from Lee Gregory.[113] The defeat was compounded by a three match ban handed to Paul Clayton following the game when he accepted an FA charge after kicking out at an opponent off-the-ball.[114] With the loan window due to close at the end of the month, the club extended Andrai Jones' deal and brought in Sheffield Wednesday's Joe Wildsmith as goalkeeping cover, both until the end of the season.[115][116] Though Daniel Wishart's spell at Margate was initially also extended for the rest of the season,[115] days later it was cancelled and he instead joined Eastleigh until the end of their campaign.[116] The final game of the month was the visit of fellow play-off chasers Nuneaton Town which ended in a 1–1 draw; John Akinde scored Alfreton's goal.[117]

April

The first game in April was a home tie against Welling United with Nick Fenton and Bradley Wood twice equalising for Alfreton to earn a 2–2 draw.[118] A third game without a win saw the team drop out of the play-off places for the first time since December.[119] Two further defeats followed, firstly to Aldershot Town and then, despite holding the lead until the 80th minute, Woking. John Akinde scored a goal in both games but could not prevent Alfreton losing 4–1 and 2–1 respectively.[120][121] The kick-off for the home game with Grimsby Town was delayed for over an hour after the visitors were delayed due to traffic. Alfreton went behind three times but recovered to earn a 3–3 draw thanks to goals from Josh Law, Akinde and Paul Clayton. Despite the comeback the draw left the team six points off the play-offs with only two games left and an inferior goal difference.[122] Any mathematical chances of reaching the top five were finally ended days later after a 3–2 away defeat to Hereford United. John Akinde's end-of-season scoring form continued as he gave Alfreton the lead, though three goals from the home side condemned the team to defeat despite Shaun Harrad's late strike.[123] The season concluded on a disappointing note with a 1–0 home defeat to Macclesfield Town which left Alfreton in 11th position on 67 points.[124] In their last eight games the team picked up only three points from twenty-four and fell eight places in the league table.[119][125]

Post-season

At the end of April chairman Wayne Bradley put the club up for sale, stating that he felt he had taken the side as far as he could and that further investment was required.[126] Despite making Alfreton available for sale, Bradley also confirmed that he would be prepared to stay in another capacity if any potential new owners wanted him to.[127] Manager Nicky Law signed a new one-year rolling contract which will see him potentially become the club's longest serving manager.[128] Connor Franklin was the first player to leave following the conclusion of the season, rejoining former club Nuneaton Town upon the expiry of his contract.[129] He was followed a week later by Dan Bradley who, despite extending his contract at the start of the season, joined Barnet on a free transfer.[130] After seven seasons with the club Josh Law moved to Motherwell whilst top scorer John Akinde joined Dan Bradley at Barnet on a two-year contract.[131][132]

Transfers

In

The table contains players who joined the club from 21 April 2013 onwards, the day after the last fixture of the 2012–13 season.

Date Name From Fee Ref
29 May 2013 Bradley Wood Grimsby Town Free [15]
13 June 2013 Kristian Ramsey-Dickson Sutton Coldfield Town Free [16]
15 June 2013 Michael Wylde Tamworth Free [17]
1 July 2013 Tom Shaw Cambridge United Free [18]
5 July 2013 Chris Westwood Wrexham Free [19]
2 August 2013 Nick Fenton Morecambe Free [20]
3 August 2013 John McGrath Burton Albion Free [21]
9 August 2013 Daniel Wishart Hayes & Yeading United Undisclosed [22]
12 August 2013 John Akinde Portsmouth Free [27]
28 August 2013 Jack Andrews Nottingham Forest Free [32]
28 August 2013 Jay McFadzean Unattached Free [32]
23 September 2013 Samuel Akinde Unattached Free [44]
14 December 2013 Jon Worsnop F.C. United of Manchester Free [72][74]
17 January 2014 Shaun Harrad Bury Free [86]

Out

The table contains players who left the club from 1 July 2013 onwards. Those who departed before this date are considered to have left at the end of the 2012–13 season and are not included.

Date Name To Fee Ref
23 July 2013 Ben Tomlinson Lincoln City Undisclosed [14]
23 September 2013 Kristian Ramsey-Dickson Rushall Olympic Released [43][133]
10 February 2014 Samuel Akinde Dover Athletic Released [95][134]
9 May 2014 Connor Franklin Nuneaton Town Free [129]
16 May 2014 Dan Bradley Barnet Undisclosed [130]
21 May 2014 Josh Law Motherwell Free [131]
24 May 2014 John Akinde Barnet Free [132]
6 June 2014 Jon Worsnop Chester Free [135]
30 June 2014 Jack Andrews Belper Town Released [136]
30 June 2014 Nick Fenton Released
30 June 2014 Shaun Harrad Notts County Released [137]
30 June 2014 Darran Kempson Released
30 June 2014 John McGrath Released
30 June 2014 Daniel Meadows Released
30 June 2014 Alastair Taylor Buxton Released [138]
30 June 2014 Chris Westwood Rushall Olympic Released [139]
30 June 2014 Daniel Wishart Hayes & Yeading United Released [140]
30 June 2014 Michael Wylde Released

Loans in

Date from Date to Name From Ref
1 July 2013 3 January 2014 Ross Atkins Derby County [23][80]
2 September 2013 30 January 2014 Lathaniel Rowe-Turner Luton Town [35][81]
11 October 2013 15 November 2013 Jake Speight Mansfield Town [51][54][62]
28 November 2013 25 December 2013 Jonathan Hooper Northampton Town [67]
3 January 2014 27 April 2014 Godfrey Poku Mansfield Town [81]
22 February 2014 26 April 2014 Andrai Jones Barnsley [99][115]
18 March 2014 26 April 2014 Michael Hoganson Derby County [110]
22 March 2014 26 April 2014 Lathaniel Rowe-Turner Luton Town [112]
22 March 2014 26 April 2014 Elliott Whitehouse Sheffield United [112]
27 March 2014 26 April 2014 Joe Wildsmith Sheffield Wednesday [116]

Loans out

Date from Date to Name To Ref
13 September 2013 12 October 2013 Jay McFadzean Frickley Athletic [37]
4 October 2013 9 November 2013 Alastair Taylor Gainsborough Trinity [47]
26 October 2013 29 December 2013 Jack Andrews Grantham Town [55][69]
7 November 2013 7 December 2013 Jay McFadzean Stocksbridge Park Steels [58]
31 December 2013 1 February 2014 Alastair Taylor Gainsborough Trinity [78]
15 January 2014 15 February 2014 Daniel Wishart Hayes & Yeading United [89]
17 January 2014 22 February 2014 Jack Andrews Stocksbridge Park Steels [88]
4 February 2014 8 March 2014 Alastair Taylor Buxton [94]
18 February 2014 27 March 2014 Daniel Wishart Margate [98][115][116]
27 March 2014 26 April 2014 Daniel Wishart Eastleigh [116]

Competitions

Pre-season friendlies

At the end of April, Alfreton announced pre-season fixtures with Birmingham City and Port Vale to take place at North Street in July.[141] A fortnight later, a further two home fixtures were confirmed against Burton Albion and Walsall.[142] Three additional ties against Matlock Town, Sheffield United and Worksop Parramore were arranged in July.[143][144] Alfreton's score is given first in the "Result" column.

Date Opponents Venue Result Goalscorers Attendance Ref
6 July 2013 Birmingham City H 1–3 Ramsey-Dickson, 4' 793 [145]
13 July 2013 Burton Albion H 1–1 Law, 21' 334 [146]
16 July 2013 Walsall H 0–6 — 278 [147]
19 July 2013 Matlock Town A 2–2 Clayton, 34', Tomlinson, 52' 228 [148]
22 July 2013 Sheffield United H 0–1 — 406 [149]
27 July 2013 Port Vale H 0–2 — 350 [150]
2 August 2013 Worksop Parramore A 2–3 Law, 38', Webster (trialist), 41' 101 [151]

Conference Premier

Fixtures

The 2013–14 Conference fixtures were released on 3 July. Alfreton began the season with a trip to Dartford on 10 August and will finish with a home tie against Macclesfield Town on 26 April.[152] League position is sourced to Statto,[119] the remaining information is sourced individually in the "Ref" column. Alfreton's score is given first in the "Result" column.

Date Opponents Venue Result Position Goalscorers Attendance Ref
10 August 2013 Dartford A 0–1 17th — 1,202 [25]
13 August 2013 Kidderminster Harriers H 3–1 11th Bradley, 11', 70', Shaw, 51' 722 [26]
17 August 2013 Salisbury City H 3–2 5th J. Akinde, 39', 63', 78' 463 [28]
24 August 2013 Grimsby Town A 1–3 12th Fenton, 90' 3,245 [29]
26 August 2013 Hereford United H 2–1 8th J. Akinde, 12', Law, 90' 740 [30]
31 August 2013 Forest Green Rovers A 1–3 13th Bradley, 79' 1,027 [31]
7 September 2013 Woking H 3–1 7th Shaw, 9', 43', Meadows, 90' 628 [36]
14 September 2013 Macclesfield Town A 1–0 5th Meadows, 27' 1,271 [38]
17 September 2013 Cambridge United H 1–1 7th Clayton, 15' 731 [40]
21 September 2013 Barnet H 3–1 3rd McGrath, 13', Clayton, 54', 61' 783 [42]
24 September 2013 Southport A 1–2 6th J. Akinde, 49' 726 [45]
28 September 2013 Braintree Town A 1–3 11th Wood, 89' 927 [46]
5 October 2013 Forest Green Rovers H 3–2 8th Shaw, 12', Wishart, 43', 51' 582 [48]
8 October 2013 Chester H 0–1 10th — 743 [49]
12 October 2013 Gateshead A 0–3 12th — 778 [52]
19 October 2013 Aldershot Town A 3–2 12th Shaw, 23', Law, 31', Speight, 56' 1,732 [53]
2 November 2013 FC Halifax Town H 3–0 9th Speight, 14', 31', J. Akinde, 49' 900 [57]
12 November 2013 Tamworth A 0–1 10th — 716 [60]
16 November 2013 Braintree Town H 3–1 6th J. Akinde, 15', Shaw, 42', Law, 66' 904 [64]
23 November 2013 Hyde A 2–1 5th Bradley, 74', Westwood, 78' 448 [65]
26 November 2013 Nuneaton Town A 0–3 6th — 715 [66]
7 December 2013 Luton Town H 0–5 8th — 1,279 [70]
14 December 2013 Kidderminster Harriers A 3–1 6th Wylde, 52', 68', J. Akinde 89' 1,834 [73]
21 December 2013 Dartford H 2–1 4th Clayton, 52', 60' 575 [75]
26 December 2013 Wrexham A 3–2 4th Wylde, 73', J. Akinde, 85', Westwood, 90' 3,371 [76]
28 December 2013 Southport A 2–1 3rd Wylde, 22', Meadows, 30' 976 [77]
1 January 2014 Wrexham H 1–0 3rd J. Akinde, 45' 765 [79]
4 January 2014 Barnet A 0–1 3rd — 1,400 [82]
7 January 2014 Lincoln City A 1–4 3rd Fenton, 55' 1,877 [83]
25 January 2014 Welling United A 2–1 3rd Law, 17', Harrad, 58' 677 [90]
8 February 2014 Salisbury City A 0–0 3rd — 623 [92]
11 February 2014 Cambridge United A 1–0 3rd Wood, 25' 2,106 [96]
22 February 2014 Gateshead H 1–1 3rd Shaw, 71' 817 [100]
1 March 2014 Luton Town A 0–3 4th — 8,412 [102]
8 March 2014 Lincoln City H 1–1 3rd Harrad, 61' 1,331 [103]
11 March 2014 Hyde H 3–0 3rd Harrad, 19', 82', J. Akinde 50' 506 [104]
15 March 2014 Chester A 1–0 3rd Harrad, 66' 2,042 [106]
18 March 2014 Tamworth H 4–2 3rd Harrad, 41', Shaw, 45', J. Akinde, 73', Clayton, 83' 594 [111]
24 March 2014 FC Halifax Town A 0–2 3rd — 1,454 [113]
29 March 2014 Nuneaton Town H 1–1 4th J. Akinde, 32' 789 [117]
5 April 2014 Welling United H 2–2 6th Fenton, 19', J. Akinde, 73' 599 [118]
8 April 2014 Aldershot Town H 1–4 6th J. Akinde, 56' 620 [120]
12 April 2014 Woking A 1–2 7th J. Akinde, 20' 1,485 [121]
18 April 2014 Grimsby Town H 3–3 8th Law, 25', J. Akinde, 51', Clayton, 80' 1,771 [122]
21 April 2014 Hereford United A 2–3 9th J. Akinde, 7', Harrad, 87' 2,445 [123]
26 April 2014 Macclesfield Town H 0–1 11th — 696 [124]

League table (partial)

As of the end of the season.[153]

Pos Club Pld W D L F A GD Pts
9th Woking 4620818 6669–3 68
10th Forest Green Rovers 46191017 8066+14 67
11th Alfreton Town dagger 4621718 6974–5 67
12th Salisbury City 46191017 5863–5 67
13th Nuneaton Town 46181216 5460–6 66

Key: Pos = League position; Pld = Games played; W = Games won; D = Games drawn;
L = Games lost; F = Goals for; A = Goals against; GD = Goal difference; Pts = Points.

dagger Alfreton deducted three points.[108]

FA Cup

Main article: 2013–14 FA Cup

As a member of the Conference Premier, Alfreton enter the FA Cup at the fourth qualifying round. The draw took place in October with the team handed an away game against Conference North side North Ferriby United.[154] After winning their first game they were drawn against Wrexham who Alfreton beat 4–2 in the first round last season.[155] Alfreton's score is given first in the "Result" column.

Round Date Opponents Venue Result Goalscorers Attendance Ref
Fourth qualifying round 26 October 2013 North Ferriby United A 3–1 Speight, 39', J. Akinde, 66', McGrath, 90' 735 [56]
First round 9 November 2013 Wrexham A 1–3 Speight, 61' 2,415 [59]

FA Trophy

Alfreton enter the competition at the first round stage and, in November, were drawn against Nuneaton Town.[156]

Round Date Opponents Venue Result Goalscorers Attendance Ref
First round 30 November 2013 Nuneaton Town H 0–1 — 343 [68]

Derbyshire Senior Cup

In November Alfreton were drawn against Heanor Town, of the Northern Counties East Football League, in the third round of the Derbyshire Senior Cup.[157]

Round Date Opponents Venue Result Goalscorers Attendance Ref
Third round 10 December 2013 Heanor Town H 0–1 a.e.t — 223 [71]

Squad statistics

Names and numbers are taken from Alfreton Town F.C.[158] Numbers in parenthesis denote appearances as a substitute, players listed in italics are at the club on loan while those with their squad number struck through left the club during the season. Players listed who made no appearances are those who were named in the matchday squad but did not come off the bench. Statistics are accurate as of the end of the season.

For the Conference Premier, appearances and goals are sourced to Soccerbase,[159] while disciplinary information is sourced to ESPN FC.[160]
Appearances, goals and disciplinary information for the FA Cup fourth qualifying round are sourced to Alfreton Town F.C.,[56] and for the first round to ESPN FC.[160]
Appearances, goals and disciplinary information for the FA Trophy and Derbyshire Senior Cup are sourced to Alfreton Town F.C.[68][71]
No. Pos. Nat. Name League FA Cup FA Trophy Derbyshire Total Discipline
AppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoals
1GK ENG Ross Atkins 220201010 260 00
1GK ENG Joe Wildsmith 1 (1)0000000 1 (1)0 00
2DF ENG Bradley Wood 44 (1)2201010 48 (1)2 70
3DF ENG Connor Franklin 22 (4)00 (1)01010 24 (5)0 00
4DF ENG Chris Westwood 24 (2)2201000 27 (2)2 20
5DF ENG Michael Wylde 26 (2)4001000 27 (2)4 50
6DF ENG Darran Kempson 13 (6)0000010 14 (6)0 10
7MF ENG Josh Law 33 (6)5201000 36 (6)5 20
8MF ENG Tom Shaw 34 (7)8200 (1)00 (1)0 36 (9)8 20
9FW ENG Paul Clayton 19 (13)700100 (1)0 20 (14)7 40
10MF ENG Dan Bradley 40 (4)4201010 44 (4)4 40
11FW ENG Jonathan Hooper 00001010 20 00
11FW ENG Kristian Ramsey-Dickson 0 (1)0000000 0 (1)0 00
11FW ENG Jake Speight 43220000 65 20
12MF ENG Daniel Meadows 24 (14)30 (1)00 (1)010 25 (16)3 30
13FW ENG Daniel Wishart 4 (15)2000 (1)010 5 (16)2 00
14MF ENG Alastair Taylor 1 (6)0001010 3 (6)0 10
15GK ENG Jon Worsnop 230000000 230 10
16DF ENG Nick Fenton 323200000 343 71
17MF IRL John McGrath 22 (1)1211000 25 (1)2 51
18FW ENG John Akinde 42 (1)18210000 44 (1)19 80
19DF ENG Jack Andrews 00000000 00 00
20MF ENG Jay McFadzean 0000000 (1)0 0 (1)0 00
21DF ENG Lathaniel Rowe-Turner 300200010 330 30
22FW ENG Samuel Akinde 0 (3)00 (1)00010 1 (4)0 10
23MF ENG Godfrey Poku 15 (2)0000000 15 (2)0 40
24FW ENG Shaun Harrad 13 (3)7000000 13 (3)7 10
25DF ENG Andrai Jones 100000000 100 10
26DF ENG Michael Hoganson 5 (1)0000000 5 (1)0 00
27MF ENG Elliott Whitehouse 3 (1)0000000 3 (1)0 00

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