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Eddie Mosscrop

He won two caps for the England national football team in 1914 and was part of the Burnley side which won the FA Cup in 1914.

In 1911-12, for o  more...


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Trevor Hitchen

At Haig Avenue Trevor Hitchen was, to some extent, a victim of his own success at Wigan Athletic. As player-manager of the 'Latics — then a non-League  more...
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Biggest win
18.03.2000 League / Conference A KETTERING TOWN 3 - 0
04.03.2000 League / Conference H HAYES 4 - 1
26.02.2000 FA Trophy / 5 H WOKING 3 - 0
14.08.1999 League / Conference H WOKING 4 - 1
 
Biggest defeat
13.11.1999 League / Conference A KIDDERMINSTER HARRIERS 0 - 5
 
Most goals in one match
27.12.1999 League / Conference A MORECAMBE 3 - 3
02.11.1999 Liverpool Senior Cup / 1 H MARINE 2 - 4
18.09.1999 League / Conference A RUSHDEN & DIAMONDS 2 - 4
21.08.1999 League / Conference A KINGSTONIAN 2 - 4
 
Biggest home win
04.03.2000 League / Conference H HAYES 4 - 1
26.02.2000 FA Trophy / 5 H WOKING 3 - 0
14.08.1999 League / Conference H WOKING 4 - 1
 
Biggest home defeat
11.04.2000 League / Conference H TELFORD UNITED 1 - 3
02.11.1999 Liverpool Senior Cup / 1 H MARINE 2 - 4
 
Biggest away win
18.03.2000 League / Conference A KETTERING TOWN 3 - 0
 
Biggest away defeat
13.11.1999 League / Conference A KIDDERMINSTER HARRIERS 0 - 5
 
Most goals scored in a draw
27.12.1999 League / Conference A MORECAMBE 3 - 3
 
Biggest attendance in home match
03.01.2000 League / Conference H MORECAMBE 2202
 
Biggest attendance in away match
30.10.1999 FA Cup / 1 A DARLINGTON 4313
 
Smallest attendance in home match
11.01.2000 Lancashire Junior Cup / 2 H LEIGH RMI 294
 
Smallest attendance in away match
04.09.1999 League / Conference A HAYES 637
1999/2000 TOP scorers
1. Ian Arnold 17
2. Lee Elam 13
3. Mark Stuart 10
4. Robert Pell 5
5. Lee Furlong 4


1999/2000 TOP appearances


1999/2000 TOP bookings


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Thanks to Geoff Wilde & Michael Braham, authors of "The Complete League History of Southport FC" and Trust in Yellow, "The Complete Non-League History of Southport FC 1978-2008", for their kind permission to reproduce information from their respective books.

If you can provide any further information or spot anything incorrect please contact me




In all statistics the club are referred to as Southport or Southport Football Club, however were known as Southport Central between June 1888 & July 1918 and Southport Vulcan between July 1918 & July 1919.


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