2011–12 York City F.C. season

The 2011–12 season was the 90th season of competitive association football and eighth season in the Football Conference played by York City Football Club, a professional football club based in York, North Yorkshire, England. Their eighth-place finish in 2010–11 meant it was their eighth successive season in the Conference Premier. The season covers the period from 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012.

York City F.C.
2011–12 season
ChairmanJason McGill
ManagerGary Mills
GroundBootham Crescent
Conference Premier4th
Play-offsWinners (promoted)
FA CupFourth qualifying round
(eliminated by Wrexham)
FA TrophyWinners
Top goalscorerLeague: Jason Walker (18)
All: Matty Blair (20)
Highest home attendance6,057 vs Mansfield Town, play-offs, 2 May 2012
Lowest home attendance1,116 vs Solihull Moors, FA Trophy, 10 December 2011
Average home league attendance3,117[1]

Gary Mills, who was starting his first full season as manager, signed 11 players before the summer transfer window closed. York occupied a play-off position for most of the season, and finished the Conference Premier season in fourth place. They beat Mansfield Town 2–1 on aggregate in the play-off semi-final. Luton Town were then beaten 2–1 in the 2012 Conference Premier play-off Final at Wembley Stadium, which meant the club was promoted to League Two, returning into the Football League after an eight-year absence. Eight days beforehand, York won their first national knockout competition, with a 2–0 victory over Newport County at Wembley Stadium in the 2012 FA Trophy Final. They were knocked out of the 2011–12 FA Cup in the fourth qualifying round, after being beaten 2–1 away to Wrexham.

30 players made at least one appearance in nationally organised first-team competition, and there were 19 different goalscorers. Goalkeeper Michael Ingham, defender James Meredith and midfielder Paddy McLaughlin missed only three of the 58 competitive matches played over the season. Matty Blair finished as leading scorer with 20 goals, of which 10 came in league competition, eight came in the FA Trophy and two came in the play-offs. The winner of the Clubman of the Year, voted for by the club's supporters, was Scott Kerr for his first full season with the club.

Background and pre-season
Paddy McLaughlin joined from Newcastle United.
Main article: 2010–11 York City F.C. season
See also: History of York City F.C. and List of York City F.C. seasons

Just over a month into the 2010–11 season, manager Martin Foyle resigned with York City 15th in the league table.[2] Tamworth manager Gary Mills took over,[3] and after pushing for a play-off place[4] the team finished the 2010–11 Conference Premier in eighth place.[5] Released following the end of the season were Neil Barrett, Chris Carruthers, Leon Constantine, Liam Darville, Michael Gash, Levi Mackin and Andy McWilliams.[6][7] George Purcell, Michael Rankine, Jonathan Smith, Peter Till and Greg Young also left the club after departing for Dover Athletic, Aldershot Town, Swindon Town, Fleetwood Town and Alfreton Town respectively.[8][9][10][11][12] Jamal Fyfield,[13] Michael Ingham[14] and James Meredith signed new contracts with York,[15] with David McDermott being retained on non-contract terms.[16]

New additions in defence ahead of the season's start included goalkeeper Paul Musselwhite from Lincoln City[17] and defender Lanre Oyebanjo from Histon.[18] Midfielders to sign were Paddy McLaughlin from Newcastle United,[19] Adriano Moké from Jerez Industrial (via the Glenn Hoddle Academy),[20] and Michael Potts from Blackburn Rovers,[21] with winger Matty Blair joining from Kidderminster Harriers.[22] Strikers Ashley Chambers, who had been on loan the previous season, and Liam Henderson signed from Championship clubs Leicester City and Watford respectively.[23][24] Striker Jason Walker was the only player signed for a fee, having cost £60,000 from Luton Town.[25]

New home and away kits were introduced for the second successive summer, the home kit featuring red shirts with a white 'V' shape decoration toward the top of the shirt, light blue shorts with white trims on each side and white socks.[26] The away kit included light blue shirts with the same 'V' shape decoration, white shorts with light blue trims on each side and light blue socks.[26] Pryers Solicitors continued as shirt sponsors for the third successive season.[26]

Pre-season match details
Date Opponents Venue Result Score
F–A		 Scorers Attendance Ref.
8 July 2011 Tadcaster AlbionA W5–0McLaughlin 27', Blair 30', Moké 46', Chambers 60', Walker 81' 840 [27]
11 July 2011 Garforth TownA D1–1Walker 45' [28]
13 July 2011 SunderlandH L1–2Reed 64' pen. 5,148 [29]
16 July 2011 QuornA W3–1Reed 23', Oyebanjo 28', Walker 52' [30]
19 July 2011 Grantham TownA W2–0Moké 52', Walker 61' [31]
23 July 2011 Billingham SynthoniaA D1–1Blair 45' [32]
30 July 2011 Hartlepool UnitedH W2–1Chambers, Fyfield 1,241 [33]
2 August 2011 F.C. Halifax TownA D1–1Smith 90' 807 [34]
6 August 2011 Bolton WanderersH L0–1 1,416 [35]

Review

August
Jon Challinor was signed days after playing against York for Kettering Town.

Walker scored an 83rd-minute penalty kick and a 90th-minute header to give York a 2–1 victory away to Ebbsfleet United in the opening match of the season.[36] A second victory came in York's first home match of the season, a 3–1 victory over Barrow, with Walker, McLaughlin and Blair scoring.[37] Former Stockport County winger Danny Pilkington was signed on non-contract terms following a trial with the club.[38][39] The team's first defeat of the season came after going down 1–0 at home to A.F.C. Telford United, after former York striker Craig Farrell scored an 87th-minute goal.[40] York responded to this by defeating Kettering Town 5–1 away, with Boucaud, Walker and Moké scoring in the first half and debutant Pilkington scoring the fifth in stoppage time.[41] Shortly after this match, Kettering midfielder Jon Challinor was signed by York on a contract until January 2012.[42][43] York picked up their first clean sheet of the season after drawing 0–0 away to Fleetwood Town.[44] A second successive defeat at home came after losing 1–0 to Alfreton Town, with former York player Levi Mackin scoring the only goal with a penalty.[45]

September

Walker scored what proved to be only a consolation after scoring in the 84th minute against Tamworth, with York losing 2–1 away after conceding two penalties, both of which were awarded from fouls committed by Chris Smith.[46] York's first victory in four matches came after Jamie Reed scored an 88th-minute winner to give the team a 1–0 win at home to Bath City.[47] This was followed by a 3–0 win away to league leaders Wrexham, with first half goals from McLaughlin, Chambers and Reed handing York victory.[48] York then drew 2–2 at home to Darlington; Reed opened the scoring in the second minute with a shot into the top corner from the edge of the penalty area, and in the 79th minute Walker scored with a curling shot into the top corner to equalise for York.[49] Chambers and Walker scored first half goals as York defeated Luton 3–0 at home.[50] After a four-match unbeaten run York were defeated 3–2 away to Gateshead, with former York loanee Jon Shaw scoring their three goals, and Walker and a Curtis own goal making up York's tally.[51]

October
Jason Walker scored with a bicycle kick in York's 2–1 home win over Grimsby Town.

Following defeat to Gateshead, York beat Stockport County 2–1 away after Blair and Walker scored second-half goals.[52] York then went on to beat Braintree Town 6–2 at home, with Chambers, McLaughlin, Fyfield, Walker and Moké scoring.[53] Chambers scored in the 62nd minute with York's goal in a 1–1 draw away to Southport, before the home team scored an equaliser nine minutes from time.[54] Chambers scored an 86th-minute winner in a 2–1 victory at home to Grimsby Town, in which Walker had earlier scored with a bicycle kick for York in the first half.[55] Walker scored twice at home against Cambridge United to give York a 2–2 draw, with the equaliser being scored direct from a free kick in the 89th minute.[56] York then beat Hayes & Yeading United 4–2 away, with Walker, Challinor, McLaughlin and Chambers scoring.[57] York were knocked out of the FA Cup in the fourth qualifying round after losing 2–1 away to Conference Premier league leaders Wrexham, with McLaughlin scoring York's only goal.[58]

November

A second match with Wrexham in eight days finished in a 0–0 draw at home, with Ingham making a number of fine saves to preserve the clean sheet.[59] Henderson was signed by fellow Conference Premier club Forest Green Rovers on a one-month loan.[60] York drew 0–0 draw away to Barrow, with Walker and Boucaud being sent off during stoppage time.[61] Striker Moses Ashikodi was signed on loan from league rivals Kettering until January 2012.[62] Reed gave York the lead away to Forest Green after scoring a penalty in the 83rd minute, before the home team scored an equaliser in the fourth minute of stoppage time.[63] York defeated Lincoln 2–0 at home with Pilkington and McLaughlin scoring in each half.[64]

December

A second successive victory came after a 7–0 win at home to Kettering, in which Ashikodi scored against his parent club for his first for York goal.[65] The other scorers were Reed, Challinor, Blair, McLaughlin and Chambers.[65] York were held to a 0–0 draw away to A.F.C. Telford, in which Boucaud, Blair and Walker were denied from scoring by opposition goalkeeper Ryan Young during the first 15 minutes.[66] Challinor scored during stoppage time to secure an FA Trophy first round replay with Conference North team Solihull Moors, with the match ending a 2–2 draw at home.[67] York won the replay away to Solihull 3–0, with Smith scoring his first goal of the season and Blair scoring twice.[68] York suffered their first league defeat since September after losing 3–2 at home to Kidderminster.[69] Henderson scored his first goal for York with the equaliser away to Mansfield Town on Boxing Day, which finished a 1–1 draw.[70]

January
James Meredith scored his first goal of the season in a 3–2 home victory over Ebbsfleet United.

York were 2–0 down in their New Year's Day fixture at home to Mansfield until the 77th minute when Blair scored, and in the first minute of stoppage time substitute Fyfield scored the equaliser to draw the match at 2–2.[71] Ashikodi was signed on a permanent contract until the end of the season,[72] having scored one goal in six appearances for the club while on loan.[67][73] Challinor signed an extended contract until the end of the season, while McDermott was allowed to join A.F.C. Telford after being unable to break into the team.[74] Henderson joined Forest Green for a second loan spell, signing until the end of the season.[75] On the same day, York signed former Fleetwood midfielder Scott Brown on a contract until the end of the season.[76] Blair scored both of York's goals in a 2–0 victory away to Lincoln, which was the team's first win in five league matches.[77] Striker Matthew Blinkhorn was signed on a contract until the end of the season after his contract with League of Ireland Premier Division club Sligo Rovers expired.[78]

York won their FA Trophy second round match away to Salisbury City 6–2, with Blair, Reed, McLaughlin and Blinkhorn scoring the goals.[79] York defeated Ebbsfleet 3–2 at home for a second successive league win, in which Blair scored twice and Meredith scored his first goal of the season.[80] Smith scored York's goal in a 1–1 draw away to Kidderminster with a 57th-minute header, before the home team equalised in the 85th minute.[81] York fought back from two goals down in the following match away to Darlington, with Smith and Chambers scoring in the second half.[82] Transfer deadline day saw the departure of Boucaud to Luton for a fee of £25,000,[83] while midfielder Erik Tønne was signed on loan from Sheffield United until the end of the season.[84]

February

Free agents Chris Doig, a defender who previously played for Aldershot Town, and Ben Swallow, a winger who previously played for Bristol Rovers, were signed on contracts until the end of the season.[85] Middlesbrough defender Ben Gibson was signed on loan until the end of the season.[86] York progressed to the quarter-finals of the FA Trophy after Ebbsfleet were beaten 1–0 at home in the third round, courtesy of a second half Blair goal.[87] Reed and Blinkhorn scored late goals to give York a 2–1 victory at home to Stockport, with the visitors having taken the lead earlier in the second half.[88] York suffered their first defeat in eight league matches after losing 2–1 at home to Gateshead.[89] Progression to the semi-final of the FA Trophy for the third time in five seasons came after York defeated Grimsby 1–0 away in the quarter-final, in which Scott Kerr scored his first goal for the club.[90]

March
Jamie Reed scored York's goal in the 1–0 home win against Luton Town in the FA Trophy semi-final first leg.

Oyebanjo, with his first goal for the club, and Walker scored to give York a 2–0 victory at home to Hayes.[91] This was followed by a 0–0 home draw with Tamworth.[92] York defeated Luton in the first leg of the FA Trophy semi-final at home, with Reed scoring a penalty in a 1–0 victory.[93] Fyfield scored the winning goal away to Grimsby during stoppage time with a 25-yard shot, after Reed and Smith had scored York's earlier goals in a 3–2 victory.[94] York reached the FA Trophy final for the second time in four seasons after drawing 1–1 away to Luton in the semi-final second leg, with Blair scoring a 90th-minute equaliser, meaning the team went through 2–1 on aggregate.[95] Free agent midfielder Eugen Bopp was signed on a contract until the end of the season after a trial.[96] York were beaten 2–1 at home to Southport, with Reed's 84th-minute goal not being enough to earn York any points, after the visitors had scored twice earlier in the second half.[97] McLaughlin scored for the first time since December with the only goal in a 1–0 victory away to Bath, which restored York's position in the play-offs.[98] A second goal in two matches from McLaughlin saw York equalise away to Luton in the 81st minute, before Meredith scored an 86th-minute winner in a 2–1 victory.[99]

April

McLaughlin's third goal in three matches came in a 2–1 defeat away to Newport County, with the home team scoring the winner 20 minutes from time through Romone Rose.[100] York lost a second match in a row when being beaten 1–0 at home by league leaders Fleetwood, in which former York striker Richard Brodie scored the only goal in the 73rd minute.[101] Blair and Oyebanjo scored in the second half to give York a 2–0 victory away to Alfreton.[102] Swallow was prematurely released by the club because of an internal issue.[103] York drew 1–1 at home to Newport with Walker scoring a second half equaliser, which was his first goal from open play since 22 October.[104] Musselwhite was forced to make his debut in York's away match against Cambridge due to an injury to Ingham, with York winning 1–0 through a second half Walker goal.[105][106] York were guaranteed a play-off place after beating Braintree 1–0 away, with Tønne scoring his first goal for the club in the 75th minute.[107] The league campaign concluded after a 1–0 victory at home to Forest Green, with Moké scoring in the 82nd minute.[108] The result meant York finished fourth in the Conference Premier table and that they would play third-placed Mansfield in the play-off semi-final.[108] Following the match, Kerr was named as the season's Clubman of the Year, voted for by the club's supporters.[109]

May
Matty Blair scored the winning goal in the 2012 Conference Premier play-off Final.

York drew 1–1 with Mansfield at home in the first leg of the play-off semi-final.[110] Mansfield took the lead in the 26th minute after Exodus Geohaghon's long throw was headed in by Ross Dyer, before York equalised on 42 minutes after Geohaghon scored an own goal from a Challinor cross.[110] York defeated Mansfield 1–0 after extra time in the second leg after Blair scored a header from a Walker cross in the 111th minute.[111] With an aggregate score of 2–1 York progressed to the play-off final to play Luton.[111][112] The club won its first national knockout competition, and first piece of silverware in 19 years, after Newport were defeated 2–0 in the 2012 FA Trophy Final at Wembley Stadium, with Blair and Oyebanjo scoring in the second half.[113] Days after the Trophy victory, plans for a community stadium to be built at Monks Cross, which would be shared by York City and rugby league team York City Knights, were approved by City of York Council.[114]

On 20 May 2012, York regained their Football League status with promotion to League Two after a 2–1 win over Luton in the 2012 Conference Premier play-off Final at Wembley Stadium.[112] Luton took the lead when Andre Gray scored in the second minute, before Chambers scored the equaliser on 26 minutes with a low shot from a Smith hooked cross.[112] The winner came two minutes into the second half after Blair, despite being in an offside position, scored from close range after latching onto Daniel Parslow's header.[112] After the match, Blair was quoted as saying "I scored the goal and it feels unbelievable but I'm not taking anything away from the other lads today. The back five, and Daniel Parslow in front, defended like heroes and were brilliant all game".[112] Mills summarised York's achievements by saying "To come to Wembley Stadium two weeks running and do the double is an incredible feeling. In fact, with the ground announcement, it's been a terrific treble and probably the best hat-trick ever at York City Football Club".[115]

The day after the play-off final, thousands turned out to witness the club's players, management, staff and directors ride through York city centre on an open-topped bus,[116] in celebration of what The Press described as "an unsurpassed nine days in the Minstermen's proud existence".[115]

Summary and aftermath

York occupied a play-off position for the majority of the season, briefly rising as high as first place during the first month of the season while never dropping below 14th.[117] For the third time in the space of six seasons, York had a better record away than at home in the league.[118] The team won 12 matches, drew eight and lost three away, compared to winning 11, drawing six and losing six at home.[118] Ingham, McLaughlin and Meredith recorded the highest number of appearances during the season, each appearing in 55 of York's 58 matches.[119] Blair was top scorer in all competitions with 20 goals, followed by Walker, whose 18 goals made him York's leading league scorer.[119] Three other players, Chambers, McLaughlin and Reed, reached double figures.[119]

Prior to the club's Football League return, York released Ashikodi, Blinkhorn, Bopp and Brown,[120][121] while Meredith, Moké and Pilkington left on their own accord for Bradford City, Cambridge and Kidderminster.[122][123][124] Challinor,[121] Chambers,[125] Doig,[121] Fyfield,[126] Ingham,[127] Kerr[128] and Parslow signed new contracts with the club.[129] New players to join were defender Danny Blanchett from Burton Albion,[121] midfielders Lee Bullock from Bradford,[130] John McReady from Darlington[131] and Jonathan Smith from Swindon,[132] winger Michael Coulson from Grimsby,[133] and striker Oli Johnson from Oxford United.[134] Midfielder Tom Platt was promoted to the first-team squad from the youth team after signing a professional contract with the club.[135]

Match details

League positions are sourced by Statto,[117] while the remaining information is referenced individually.

Conference Premier
Main article: 2011–12 Football Conference § Conference Premier
Conference Premier match details
Date League
position		 Opponents Venue Result Score
F–A		 Scorers Attendance Ref.
13 August 2011 5thEbbsfleet UnitedA W2–1Walker (2) 83' pen., 90' 1,522 [36]
16 August 2011 2ndBarrowH W3–1Walker 7', McLaughlin 45', Blair 90' 3,075 [37]
20 August 2011 5thA.F.C. Telford UnitedH L0–1 2,723 [40]
23 August 2011 3rdKettering TownA W5–1Boucaud 20', Walker (2) 21', 31', Moké 39', Pilkington 90' 1,595 [41]
26 August 2011 1stFleetwood TownA D0–0 2,111 [44]
29 August 2011 6thAlfreton TownH L0–1 3,166 [45]
10 September 2011 14thTamworthA L1–2Walker 84' 1,012 [46]
13 September 2011 9thBath CityH W1–0Reed 88' 2,030 [47]
17 September 2011 8thWrexhamA W3–0McLaughlin 4', Chambers 21', Reed 24' 3,872 [48]
20 September 2011 7thDarlingtonH D2–2Reed 2', Walker 79' 2,844 [49]
24 September 2011 5thLuton TownH W3–0Chambers (2) 9', 45+2', Walker 31' 3,570 [50]
27 September 2011 8thGatesheadA L2–3Walker 23', Curtis 88' o.g. 1,604 [51]
1 October 2011 6thStockport CountyA W2–1Blair 52', Walker 86' 3,753 [52]
8 October 2011 4thBraintree TownH W6–2Chambers 15', McLaughlin (2) 28', 41', Fyfield 37', Walker 72' pen., Moké 85' 2,640 [53]
11 October 2011 4thSouthportA D1–1Chambers 62' 1,107 [54]
15 October 2011 3rdGrimsby TownH W2–1Walker 34', Chambers 86' 3,872 [55]
18 October 2011 3rdCambridge UnitedH D2–2Walker (2) 21', 89' 2,711 [56]
22 October 2011 3rdHayes & Yeading UnitedA W4–2Walker 14', Challinor 19', McLaughlin 61', Chambers 76' 525 [57]
5 November 2011 4thWrexhamH D0–0 4,295 [59]
19 November 2011 5thBarrowA D0–0 2,190 [61]
26 November 2011 5thForest Green RoversA D1–1Reed 83' pen. 1,157 [63]
29 November 2011 4thLincoln CityH W2–0Pilkington 4', McLaughlin 56' 3,155 [64]
3 December 2011 4thKettering TownH W7–0Reed (2) 6', 12', Challinor 30', Blair 45', McLaughlin 50', Chambers 65', Ashikodi 77' 2,899 [65]
6 December 2011 3rdA.F.C. Telford UnitedA D0–0 1,601 [66]
19 December 2011 4thKidderminster HarriersH L2–3Blair 20', McGurk 68' 2,830 [69]
26 December 2011 4thMansfield TownA D1–1Henderson 62' 3,551 [70]
1 January 2012 5thMansfield TownH D2–2Blair 77', Fyfield 90+1' 4,284 [71]
7 January 2012 4thLincoln CityA W2–0Blair (2) 64', 72' 3,048 [77]
21 January 2012 4thEbbsfleet UnitedH W3–2Blair (2) 10', 53', Meredith 67' 2,973 [80]
24 January 2012 4thKidderminster HarriersA D1–1Smith 57' 2,417 [81]
28 January 2012 4thDarlingtonA D2–2Smith 60', Chambers 61' 6,413 [82]
18 February 2012 4thStockport CountyH W2–1Reed 84', Blinkhorn 90+6' 3,370 [88]
22 February 2012 4thGatesheadH L1–2Reed 65' 2,683 [89]
3 March 2012 4thHayes & Yeading UnitedH W2–0Oyebanjo 57', Walker 90+4' pen. 2,603 [91]
6 March 2012 4thTamworthH D0–0 2,249 [92]
13 March 2012 5thGrimsby TownA W3–2Reed 19', Smith 47', Fyfield 90+3' 4,250 [94]
24 March 2012 6thSouthportH L1–2Reed 84' 3,465 [97]
27 March 2012 5thBath CityA W1–0McLaughlin 50' 565 [98]
30 March 2012 4thLuton TownA W2–1McLaughlin 81', Meredith 86' 5,925 [99]
3 April 2012 4thNewport CountyA L1–2McLaughlin 39' 1,241 [100]
7 April 2012 4thFleetwood TownH L0–1 4,048 [101]
9 April 2012 4thAlfreton TownA W2–0Blair 69', Oyebanjo 76' 1,603 [102]
14 April 2012 5thNewport CountyH D1–1Walker 59' 2,824 [104]
17 April 2012 4thCambridge UnitedA W1–0Walker 64' 2,211 [105]
21 April 2012 4thBraintree TownA W1–0Tønne 75' 1,127 [107]
28 April 2012 4thForest Green RoversH W1–0Moké 82' 3,391 [108]

League table (part)
Final Conference Premier table (part)
Pos Club Pld W D L F A GD Pts
2nd Wrexham4630888533+5298
3rd Mansfield Town46251478748+3989
4th York City46231498145+3683
5th Luton Town46221597842+3681
6th Kidderminster Harriers462210148263+1976
Key Pos = League position; Pld = Matches played;
W = Matches won; D = Matches drawn; L = Matches lost;
F = Goals for; A = Goals against; GD = Goal difference; Pts = Points
Source [136]

FA Cup
Main article: 2011–12 FA Cup
FA Cup match details
Round Date Opponents Venue Result Score
F–A		 Scorers Attendance Ref.
Fourth qualifying round 29 October 2011 WrexhamA L1–2McLaughlin 58' 2,252 [58]

FA Trophy
Main articles: 2011–12 FA Trophy and 2012 FA Trophy Final
FA Trophy match details
Round Date Opponents Venue Result Score
F–A		 Scorers Attendance Ref.
First round 10 December 2011 Solihull MoorsH D2–2Blair 6', Challinor 90+3' 1,116 [67]
First round replay 13 December 2011 Solihull MoorsA W3–0Smith 12', Blair (2) 61', 76' 275 [68]
Second round 14 January 2012 Salisbury CityA W6–2Blair (2) 19', 21', Reed 26', McLaughlin (2) 34', 87', Blinkhorn 70' 827 [79]
Third round 14 February 2012 Ebbsfleet UnitedH W1–0Blair 48' 1,419 [87]
Quarter-final 25 February 2012 Grimsby TownA W1–0Kerr 83' 3,662 [90]
Semi-final first leg 10 March 2012 Luton TownH W1–0Reed 14' pen. 3,365 [93]
Semi-final second leg 17 March 2012 Luton TownA D1–1
2–1 agg.		Blair 90' 5,796 [95]
Final 12 May 2012 Newport CountyN W2–0Blair 65', Oyebanjo 73' 19,844 [113]

Conference Premier play-offs
Main articles: 2011–12 Football Conference § Play-offs, and 2012 Conference Premier play-off Final
Conference Premier play-offs match details
Round Date Opponents Venue Result Score
F–A		 Scorers Attendance Ref.
Semi-final first leg 2 May 2012 Mansfield TownH D1–1Geohaghon 42' o.g. 6,057 [110]
Semi-final second leg 7 May 2012 Mansfield TownA W1–0
2–1 agg.		Blair 111' 7,295 [111]
Final 20 May 2012 Luton TownN W2–1Chambers 26', Blair 47' 39,265 [112]

Transfers

In
Date Player Club Fee Ref.
25 May 2011 Ashley Chambers (Leicester City) Free
[23]
26 May 2011 Liam Henderson (Watford) Free
[24]
1 June 2011 Matty Blair (Kidderminster Harriers) Compensation
[22][137]
16 June 2011 Paul Musselwhite (Lincoln City) Free
[17]
16 June 2011 Jason Walker Luton Town £60,000
[138][25]
23 June 2011 Michael Potts (Blackburn Rovers) Free
[21]
24 June 2011 Adriano Moké (Jerez Industrial) Free
[20][139]
25 June 2011 Lanre Oyebanjo (Histon) Compensation
[18][140]
30 June 2011 Paddy McLaughlin (Newcastle United) Free
[19][141]
19 August 2011 Danny Pilkington (Stockport County) Free
[38]
25 August 2011 Jon Challinor Kettering Town Free
[42]
2 January 2012 Moses Ashikodi Kettering Town Free
[72]
6 January 2012 Scott Brown Fleetwood Town Free
[76]
10 January 2012 Matthew Blinkhorn (Sligo Rovers) Free
[78]
2 February 2012 Chris Doig (Aldershot Town) Free
[85]
2 February 2012 Ben Swallow (Bristol Rovers) Free
[85]
22 March 2012 Eugen Bopp (Carl Zeiss Jena) Free
[96][142]
Brackets around club names denote the player's contract with that club had expired before he joined York.

Out
Date Player Club Fee Ref.
21 June 2011 Jonathan Smith Swindon Town £30,000
[10][143]
16 July 2011 George Purcell Dover Athletic Undisclosed
[8]
5 January 2012 David McDermott (A.F.C. Telford United) Released
[74][144]
31 January 2012 Andre Boucaud Luton Town £25,000
[83]
13 April 2012 Ben Swallow (Newport County) Released
[103][145]
29 May 2012 Moses Ashikodi (Ebbsfleet United) Released
[120][146]
2 June 2012 Ben White (Barton Town Old Boys) Released
[135][147]
19 June 2012 Danny Pilkington (Kidderminster Harriers) Free
[124]
29 June 2012 James Meredith (Bradford City) Free
[122]
3 July 2012 Matthew Blinkhorn (Hyde) Released
[121][148]
3 July 2012 Eugen Bopp (Dunkirk) Released
[121][149]
3 July 2012 Scott Brown (Macclesfield Town) Released
[121][150]
10 July 2012 Adriano Moké Cambridge United Undisclosed
[123]
Brackets around club names denote the player joined that club after his York contract expired.

Loans in
Date Player Club Return Ref.
23 November 2011 Moses Ashikodi Kettering Town Made permanent 2 January 2012
[62][72]
31 January 2012 Erik Tønne Sheffield United End of season
[84]
9 February 2012 Ben Gibson Middlesbrough End of season
[86]

Loans out
Date Player Club Return Ref.
18 November 2011 Liam Henderson Forest Green Rovers 21 December 2011
[60][151]
6 January 2012 Liam Henderson Forest Green Rovers End of season
[75]

Appearances and goals
Source:[119][152]
Numbers in parentheses denote appearances as substitute.
Players with names struck through and marked left the club during the playing season.
Players with names in italics and marked * were on loan from another club for the whole of their season with York.
Players listed with no appearances have been in the matchday squad but only as unused substitutes.
Key to positions: GK – Goalkeeper; DF – Defender; MF – Midfielder; FW – Forward
Players included in matchday squads
No. Pos. Nat. Name League FA Cup FA Trophy Play-offs Total Discipline
Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals
1GK ENG Paul Musselwhite 300000003000
2DF IRL Lanre Oyebanjo 19 (2)210312025 (2)330
3DF AUS James Meredith 43210803055290
4DF ENG Chris Smith 313007130414110
5DF ENG David McGurk 18 (1)110200021 (1)180
6DF WAL Daniel Parslow 17 (10)0105 (2)03026 (12)030
7FW WAL Jamie Reed 17 (18)10103 (2)20 (1)021 (21)1260
8MF ENG Scott Kerr 33 (1)010710041 (1)150
9FW ENG Jason Walker 29 (1)1800603038 (1)1861
10FW ENG Ashley Chambers 34 (8)90 (1)02 (3)03139 (12)1010
11FW ENG Liam Henderson 2 (4)11000003 (4)100
12MF ENG Danny Pilkington 10 (8)2002 (2)00012 (10)200
13MF GER Eugen Bopp 1 (1)00000001 (1)010
14MF ENG Michael Potts 2 (8)0100 (1)00 (1)03 (10)010
15MF TRI Andre Boucaud 23 (1)100100024 (1)131
15MF NOR Erik Tønne * 2 (1)10010003 (1)100
16DF ENG Jamal Fyfield 25 (8)3004 (1)01 (1)030 (10)350
17MF ENG Matty Blair 37 (4)100 (1)0783247 (5)2070
18MF POR Adriano Moké 11 (15)3100 (5)00 (2)012 (22)320
19MF ENG Scott Brown 6 (1)0001 (1)00 (1)07 (3)011
20MF ENG Jon Challinor 35 (4)20 (1)07 (1)13045 (6)370
21FW ENG Matthew Blinkhorn 3 (12)1001 (3)1004 (15)200
22MF WAL Ben Swallow 0 (2)00010001 (2)000
23DF SCO Chris Doig 10000203015010
24GK NIR Michael Ingham 43010803055010
25MF ENG Reece Kelly 0 (1)00000000 (1)000
26MF NIR Paddy McLaughlin 42 (2)1011722 (1)052 (3)1360
27DF ENG Ben Gibson * 8000201011011
28FW ENG Moses Ashikodi 2 (6)1001 (2)0003 (8)120
29GK ENG Ben White 000000000000
Players not included in matchday squads
No. Pos. Nat. Name
19MF ENG David McDermott
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gollark: Did you like the generalised webring?
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gollark: Clients generally have okay support I believe.

See also

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