1950–51 in English football

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The 1950–51 season was the 71st season of competitive football in England.




Contents





  • 1 Overview


  • 2 Honours


  • 3 FA Cup


  • 4 Football League

    • 4.1 First Division


    • 4.2 Second Division


    • 4.3 Third Division North


    • 4.4 Third Division South


    • 4.5 Top goalscorers



  • 5 References




Overview


Tottenham Hotspur won their first League Championship, while Newcastle United defeated Blackpool 2–0 to win their fourth FA Cup. They would win it twice more over the next four seasons. Everton were relegated to the Second Division for only the second time in their history.


The league was expanded from 88 to 92 clubs for this season, with Scunthorpe United and Shrewsbury Town joining the Third Division North, and Colchester United join the Third Division South along with Gillingham who were re-elected to the league 12 years after being voted out of it.


Sunderland signed Trevor Ford from Aston Villa for the then record fee of £30,000 (2012: £900,000).[1]


At the end of the season, Matt Busby signed Birmingham City winger Johnny Berry for Manchester United for a club record fee of £25,000.



Honours


























CompetitionWinnerRunner-up
First Division
Tottenham Hotspur (1)
Manchester United
Second DivisionPreston North End
Manchester City
Third Division NorthRotherham United
Mansfield Town
Third Division SouthNottingham Forest
Norwich City
FA Cup
Newcastle United (4)
Blackpool
Charity Shield
England 1950 FIFA World Cup XI
FA Canada Touring XI
Home Championship Scotland
 England

Notes = Number in parentheses is the times that club has won that honour. * indicates new record for competition



FA Cup


Main article: 1950–51 FA Cup

Newcastle United defeated Blackpool 2–0 in the 1951 FA Cup Final.



Football League


Main article: 1950–51 Football League


First Division












































































































































































































































Pos
Team

Pld

W

D

L

GF

GA

GR

Pts
Qualification or relegation
1

Tottenham Hotspur
42
25
10
7
82
44
1.864
60

2

Manchester United
42
24
8
10
74
40
1.850
56
3

Blackpool
42
20
10
12
79
53
1.491
50
4

Newcastle United
42
18
13
11
62
53
1.170
49
5

Arsenal
42
19
9
14
73
56
1.304
47
6

Middlesbrough
42
18
11
13
76
65
1.169
47
7

Portsmouth
42
16
15
11
71
68
1.044
47
8

Bolton Wanderers
42
19
7
16
64
61
1.049
45
9

Liverpool
42
16
11
15
53
59
0.898
43
10

Burnley
42
14
14
14
48
43
1.116
42
11

Derby County
42
16
8
18
81
75
1.080
40
12

Sunderland
42
12
16
14
63
73
0.863
40
13

Stoke City
42
13
14
15
50
59
0.847
40
14

Wolverhampton Wanderers
42
15
8
19
74
61
1.213
38
15

Aston Villa
42
12
13
17
66
68
0.971
37
16

West Bromwich Albion
42
13
11
18
53
61
0.869
37
17

Charlton Athletic
42
14
9
19
63
80
0.788
37
18

Fulham
42
13
11
18
52
68
0.765
37
19

Huddersfield Town
42
15
6
21
64
92
0.696
36
20

Chelsea
42
12
8
22
53
65
0.815
32
21

Sheffield Wednesday
42
12
8
22
64
83
0.771
32
Relegated to the Second Division
22

Everton
42
12
8
22
48
86
0.558
32
Source: rsssf.com
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.


Second Division













































































































































































































































Pos
Team

Pld

W

D

L

GF

GA

GR

Pts
Qualification or relegation
1

Preston North End
42
26
5
11
91
49
1.857
57
Promoted to the First Division
2

Manchester City
42
19
14
9
89
61
1.459
52
3

Cardiff City
42
17
16
9
53
45
1.178
50

4

Birmingham City
42
20
9
13
64
53
1.208
49
5

Leeds United
42
20
8
14
63
55
1.145
48
6

Blackburn Rovers
42
19
8
15
65
66
0.985
46
7

Coventry City
42
19
7
16
75
59
1.271
45
8

Sheffield United
42
16
12
14
72
62
1.161
44
9

Brentford
42
18
8
16
75
74
1.014
44
10

Hull City
42
16
11
15
74
70
1.057
43
11

Doncaster Rovers
42
15
13
14
64
68
0.941
43
12

Southampton
42
15
13
14
66
73
0.904
43
13

West Ham United
42
16
10
16
68
69
0.986
42
14

Leicester City
42
15
11
16
68
58
1.172
41
15

Barnsley
42
15
10
17
74
68
1.088
40
16

Queens Park Rangers
42
15
10
17
71
82
0.866
40
17

Notts County
42
13
13
16
61
60
1.017
39
18

Swansea Town
42
16
4
22
54
77
0.701
36
19

Luton Town
42
9
14
19
57
70
0.814
32
20

Bury
42
12
8
22
60
86
0.698
32
21

Chesterfield
42
9
12
21
44
69
0.638
30
Relegated to the Third Division North
22

Grimsby Town
42
8
12
22
61
95
0.642
28
Source: rsssf.com
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.


Third Division North




































































































































































































































































Pos
Team

Pld

W

D

L

GF

GA

GR

Pts
Qualification or relegation
1

Rotherham United
46
31
9
6
103
41
2.512
71
Promoted to the Second Division
2

Mansfield Town
46
26
12
8
78
48
1.625
64

3

Carlisle United
46
25
12
9
79
50
1.580
62
4

Tranmere Rovers
46
24
11
11
83
62
1.339
59
5

Lincoln City
46
25
8
13
89
58
1.534
58
6

Bradford Park Avenue
46
23
8
15
90
72
1.250
54
7

Bradford City
46
21
10
15
90
63
1.429
52
8

Gateshead
46
21
8
17
84
62
1.355
50
9

Crewe Alexandra
46
19
10
17
61
60
1.017
48
10

Stockport County
46
20
8
18
63
63
1.000
48
11

Rochdale
46
17
11
18
69
62
1.113
45
12

Scunthorpe & Lindsey United
46
13
18
15
58
57
1.018
44
13

Chester
46
17
9
20
62
64
0.969
43
14

Wrexham
46
15
12
19
55
71
0.775
42
15

Oldham Athletic
46
16
8
22
73
73
1.000
40
16

Hartlepools United
46
16
7
23
64
66
0.970
39
17

York City
46
12
15
19
66
77
0.857
39
18

Darlington
46
13
13
20
59
77
0.766
39
19

Barrow
46
16
6
24
51
76
0.671
38
20

Shrewsbury Town
46
15
7
24
43
74
0.581
37
Transferred to the Third Division South
21

Southport
46
13
10
23
56
72
0.778
36

22

Halifax Town
46
11
12
23
50
69
0.725
34
23

Accrington Stanley
46
11
10
25
42
101
0.416
32
Re-elected
24

New Brighton
46
11
8
27
40
90
0.444
30
Not re-elected
Source: rsssf.com
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.


Third Division South

































































































































































































































































Pos
Team

Pld

W

D

L

GF

GA

GR

Pts
Qualification or relegation
1

Nottingham Forest
46
30
10
6
110
40
2.750
70
Promoted to the Second Division
2

Norwich City
46
25
14
7
82
45
1.822
64

3

Reading
46
21
15
10
88
53
1.660
57
4

Plymouth Argyle
46
24
9
13
85
55
1.545
57
5

Millwall
46
23
10
13
80
57
1.404
56
6

Bristol Rovers
46
20
15
11
64
42
1.524
55
7

Southend United
46
21
10
15
92
69
1.333
52
8

Ipswich Town
46
23
6
17
69
58
1.190
52
9

Bournemouth & Boscombe Athletic
46
22
7
17
65
57
1.140
51
10

Bristol City
46
20
11
15
64
59
1.085
51
11

Newport County
46
19
9
18
77
70
1.100
47
12

Port Vale
46
16
13
17
60
65
0.923
45
13

Brighton & Hove Albion
46
13
17
16
71
79
0.899
43
14

Exeter City
46
18
6
22
62
85
0.729
42
15

Walsall
46
15
10
21
52
62
0.839
40
16

Colchester United
46
14
12
20
63
76
0.829
40
17

Swindon Town
46
18
4
24
55
67
0.821
40
18

Aldershot
46
15
10
21
56
88
0.636
40
19

Leyton Orient
46
15
8
23
53
75
0.707
38
20

Torquay United
46
14
9
23
64
81
0.790
37
21

Northampton Town
46
10
16
20
55
67
0.821
36
22

Gillingham
46
13
9
24
69
101
0.683
35
23

Watford
46
9
11
26
54
88
0.614
29
Re-elected
24

Crystal Palace
46
8
11
27
33
84
0.393
27
Source: rsssf.com
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.


Top goalscorers


First Division



  • Stan Mortensen (Blackpool) – 30 goals[2]

Second Division



  • Cec McCormack (Barnsley) – 33 goals[2]

Third Division North



  • Jack Shaw (Rotherham United) – 37 goals[3]

Third Division South



  • Wally Ardron (Nottingham Forest) – 36 goals[3]


References




  1. ^ Huw Richards, ‘Ford, Trevor (1923–2003)’, Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Oxford University Press, Jan 2007; online edn, Jan 2010


  2. ^ ab "English League Leading Goalscorers". RSSSF. Retrieved 2017-06-04. 


  3. ^ ab "English League Leading Goalscorers". RSSSF. Retrieved 2017-06-04. 








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