Bath City

National League South
National League South League level: EnglandSixth Tier Table position: 10 In league since: 12 years
Bath City
  • Squad size: 23
  • Average age: 25.1
  • Foreigners: 2  8.7 %
  • National team players: 0
  • Stadium: Twerton Park  8.840 Seats
  • Current transfer record: +-0
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Squad Bath City

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#PlayerDate of birth/AgeNat.Market value
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Yeovil Town
Will Buse
Goalkeeper
Sep 4, 2001 (22)England
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Bristol City U21
Josey Casa-Grande
Goalkeeper
Aug 19, 2005 (18)Wales
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Adam Forster
Goalkeeper
Aug 23, 2000 (23)England
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Bristol City
Duncan Idehen
Centre-Back
Jul 3, 2002 (21)England
Nigeria
6
Kieran Parselle
Centre-Back
Dec 1, 1996 (27)England
Wales
4
Jordan Dyer
Centre-Back
May 29, 2000 (23)England
5
Jack Batten
Centre-Back
Dec 22, 1995 (28)England
3
Danny Greenslade
Left-Back
Sep 28, 1995 (28)England
2
Joe Raynes
Right-Back
Jun 15, 1995 (28)England
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Charlton Athletic
Richard Chin
Defensive Midfield
Oct 15, 2002 (21)England
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Chippenham Town
Luke Russe
Defensive Midfield
Jul 19, 1999 (24)England
10
Tom Smith
Central Midfield
Feb 25, 1998 (26)England
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Derby County U21
Jack Bates
Central Midfield
Nov 27, 2003 (20)England
8
Dan Hayfield
Central Midfield
Jan 25, 1997 (27)England
11
Elliott Frear
Left Midfield
Sep 11, 1990 (33)England
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Bristol City U21
Ewan Clark
Right Winger
Jun 24, 2003 (20)England
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Without Club
Isaac Vassell
Centre-Forward
Sep 9, 1993 (30)England
9
Cody Cooke
Centre-Forward
Mar 2, 1993 (31)England
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Without Club
James Alabi
Centre-Forward
Nov 8, 1994 (29)England
Ghana
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Bristol City U21
Ephraim Yeboah
Centre-Forward
Jul 21, 2006 (17)Italy
Ghana
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Ben Ford
Centre-Forward
- (-)England
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Jacob Cook
Centre-Forward
- (-)England
17
Scott Wilson
Centre-Forward
Jan 11, 1993 (31)England
Detailed squad

Table section National League South 23/24

# Club Matches +/- Pts
7 St Albans City 40 13 63
8 Farnborough FC 41 7 63
9 Aveley FC 41 4 63
10 Bath City 39 16 62
11 Chippenham Town 40 5 57
12 Slough Town 39 8 56
13 Tonbridge Angels 41 3 55
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Transfer record

Arrivals/Departures Fee
Income 19 0
Expenditure 16 0
Overall balance +-0
All transfers

Stats & facts

Official club name: Bath City Football Club Address:
Twerton Park
BA2 1DB Bath
England
Tel: (01225) 423087 Fax: (01225) 481391 Website: Founded: Sep 18, 1889
Bath City Football Club is a semi-professional football club based in Bath, Somerset, England. The club is affiliated to the Somerset FA and currently competes in the National League South, the sixth tier of English football. Nicknamed the “Romans” the club were founded in 1889 as Bath AFC, and changed names to Bath City in 1905. The club have played their home matches at Twerton Park since 1932. The club spent the first three years of its history in the early 1890s as Bath association football club. Bath City won the Southern League Western Section in 1930, and again in 1933, which was viewed as the second best competition in England at the time, or the 4th tier. The club was heavily discussed for entry into the Football League Third Division during the 1930s, though Bath has missed out on election to the Football League on multiple occasions, including 1935, 1978 and in 1985. Upon the outbreak of the Second World War, the club won the Football League North – making them the only non-League football club to have ever won an English Football League trophy. Bath have reached the third round of the FA Cup six times, beating league sides such as; Crystal Palace (in 1931), Millwall (in 1959), and Cardiff City (in 1992). The club were crowned Southern League champions in 1960 and 1978; the top tier of non-League football at the time. After a period of relative decline in the 1990s, Bath were demoted to the seventh tier in 2004, the lowest tier the club has ever been in. Albeit, they were promoted in 2007, and again in 2010, and played tier five football for the first time since 1997, though the club were relegated in 2012 and have played in the National League South since. Their main rivalries are with fellow Somerset club Yeovil Town and Wiltshire club, Chippenham Town. The club’s nickname stems from Bath's ancient Roman history. The first recorded attire the club wore was blue shorts and white shirts in 1900, though the club changed to black and white stripes in the early 20th Century and the colours have remained since. The club's crest depicts the Borough walls, which guarded the city during Roman times. Twerton Park; once held up to 20,000 fans but the Taylor Report in the late 1980s and the subsequent modernisation of football stadiums has more than halved that figure.
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