Cheltenham Town F.C.
Full name	Cheltenham Town Football Club
Nickname(s)	The Robins
Short name	Cheltenham Town
Founded	1887
Ground	Abbey Business Stadium (Capacity: 7,066)
Chairman	Paul Baker
Manager	Mark Yates
Current league	League Two,
2009-10	League Two, 22nd
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Current season

Contents 1 Current squads 1.1 First Team Squad 1.2 Players in on loan 1.3 Players out on loan 1.4 Reserve Squad 1.5 Academy 1.6 Management and coaching staff 2 Current coaching staff 3 Club alumni 3.1 Former players 3.2 Managers 4 Club honours 4.1 Domestic league 4.2 Domestic cup 5 Statistics and records 1950 to1966 5.1 Attendance 5.2 Transfers 5.3 Record results and performances 5.4 Defeats 5.5 Club league highs and lows 5.6 Club goal records 6 External links and references

Current squadsEdit

As of 31 August 2010.

First Team SquadEdit

No. Position Player 1 GK Scott P Brown 2 DF Keith Lowe 3 DF Danny Andrew 4 MF Dave Bird 5 DF Andy Gallinagh 6 DF Martin Riley 7 MF Michael Pook 8 MF Josh Low 9 FW Wesley Thomas 10 FW Jeff Goulding 11 MF Brian Smikle

No. Position Player 12 GK Daniel Lloyd-Weston 14 MF John Melligan 15 MF Marley Watkins 16 DF Kyle Haynes 17 FW Theo Lewis 18 FW Jake Lee 20 MF Frankie Artus 22 DF Steve Elliott

Players in on loanEdit

No. Position Player 21 FW Shaun Jeffers (on loan from Coventry City) 23 MF Robin Shroot (on loan from Birmingham City) - MF Marlon Pack (on loan from Portsmouth)

Players out on loanEdit

No. Position Player 19 MF Josh Emery (on loan to Cirencester Town)

Reserve SquadEdit

AcademyEdit

Management and coaching staffEdit

Current coaching staffEdit

Club alumniEdit

Former playersEdit

Main article: List of Cheltenham Town F.C. players

ManagersEdit

Main article: List of Cheltenham Town F.C. managers

Club honoursEdit

Domestic leagueEdit

• Fourth Division (1958-1992) / Third Division (1992-2004) / League Two
  • Play-off winners (2): 2001-02, 2005-06

• Conference National
  • Champions (1): 1998-99
  • Runners-up (1): 1997-98

Domestic cupEdit

• FA Trophy
  • Winners (1): 1997-98

Statistics and records 1950 to1966Edit

AttendanceEdit

TransfersEdit

Record results and performancesEdit

DefeatsEdit

Club league highs and lowsEdit

Club goal recordsEdit

External links and referencesEdit

Cheltenham Town Football Club
Current season • Players • Managers • Statistics • Honours • Whaddon Road History: General, Seasons

Football League Two 2010-11

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FA Trophy winners

1970: Macclesfield Town • 1971: Telford United • 1972: Stafford Rangers • 1973: Scarborough • 1974: Morecambe • 1975: Matlock Town • 1976: Scarborough • 1977: Scarborough • 1978: Altrincham • 1979: Stafford Rangers • 1980: Dagenham • 1981: Bishop's Stortford • 1982: Enfield • 1983: Telford United • 1984: Northwich Victoria • 1985: Wealdstone • 1986: Altrincham • 1987: Kidderminster Harriers • 1988: Enfield • 1989: Telford United • 1990: Barrow • 1991: Wycombe Wanderers • 1992: Colchester United • 1993: Wycombe Wanderers • 1994: Woking • 1995: Woking • 1996: Macclesfield Town • 1997: Woking • 1998: Cheltenham Town • 1999: Kingstonian • 2000: Kingstonian • 2001: Canvey Island • 2002: Yeovil Town • 2003: Burscough • 2004: Hednesford Town • 2005: Grays Athletic • 2006: Grays Athletic • 2007: Stevenage • 2008: Ebbsfleet United • 2009: Stevenage • 2010: Barrow