List of Darlington F.C. players (1–24 appearances)

Darlington Football Club, an English association football club based in Darlington, County Durham, was founded in 1883. They entered the FA Cup for the first time in 1885–86,[1] were founder members of the Northern League in 1889,[2] turned professional in 1908 and joined the North Eastern League,[1] which they won in 1913 and 1921.[2] The latter win preceded election to the Football League as members of its newly formed Third Division North.[1] Runners-up in their first season, Darlington were Northern Section champions three years later, thus winning promotion to the Second Division. Their 15th-place finish in 1926 remains their best League performance, and they were relegated back to the Third Division the following year. After 68 years of continuous membership, they were relegated from the Football League in 1988–89. Having made an immediate return as Conference champions, they remained in the League until 2010, when they again dropped into the Conference.[2] After Darlington failed to exit administration in a manner acceptable to the Football Association, that body treated it as a new club, required it to change its name (to Darlington 1883), and placed its team in the Northern League, the ninth tier of English football, for the 2012–13 season.[3] Five years later, the FA approved the club's request to resume its traditional name.[4]

The Darlington F.C. team that won the 1887 Cleveland Challenge Cup. Players: (back row) G. Millar, W. Brooks, J. Davison, Tommy Waites, Michael Hope; (standing) Harry Hope; (seated on step) R.T. Stabler, Arthur Wharton, J.H. Smeddle, R.B. Buckton; (seated on ground) J.T. Hutchinson. Wearing suit: Charles Craven.

The club's first team have competed in numerous nationally organised competitions, and all players who have played in between 1 and 24 such matches, either as a member of the starting eleven or as a substitute, are listed below. Each player's details include the duration of his Darlington career, his typical playing position while with the club, and the number of games played and goals scored in domestic league matches and in all senior competitive matches. Where applicable, the list also includes the national team for which the player was selected, and the number of senior international caps he won.

Introduction

More than 800 men played in nationally organised competition for Darlington but never reached the 25-appearance mark. In the early days, the scarcity of nationally organised competitive football meant players could spend many years with the club while making few such outings. Tommy Waites took part in the club's first FA Cup match in 1885 and made his 14th and last such appearance twelve years later. In between, he represented Durham in inter-county matches,[5] was appointed captain of Darlington F.C. in 1890,[6] and in 1896, was recognised as "one of the most respected and reliable members of the team".[5] Tom Rowlandson, who kept goal in six FA Cup matches, was an amateur international for England, captained a touring Corinthian team that helped spread football worldwide and, as a captain in the Yorkshire Regiment, won the Military Cross before being killed in action during the Somme Offensive in 1916.[7]

Eddie Carr, Len Walker and Simon Davey went on to manage the club's first team.[8] Other players took part in significant matches in the history of the club. Bill Edmunds and John Ward played in Darlington's first match in the Football League, a 2–0 win at home to Halifax Town on 27 August 1921.[9] Seven of the thirteen players used in the club's last match in the league, a 2–0 home defeat against Dagenham & Redbridge on 8 May 2010, fall into this category: Nick Liversedge, Andrew Milne, Dan Burn, Gary Dempsey, Nathan Mulligan, Danny Groves and the 16-year-old Jordan Marshall, who had made his senior debut just eleven days earlier.[10]

Numerous players left Darlington to seek opportunities with other teams. Reg Mountford played for ten years in the First Division for Huddersfield Town, appeared in the 1938 FA Cup Final, and managed the Denmark national team that won the bronze medal at the 1948 Olympics.[11] Ray Wood went on to win two League titles with Manchester United and play for England; he survived the Munich air crash, played another 300 times in the League and managed at both club and international level abroad.[12] The careers of others were winding down: Aston Villa's European Cup-winner Allan Evans's single appearance for Darlington was his last of an 18-year senior career.[13] Others were to make an impression in different sporting fields. Graham Doggart, who played twice for Darlington in 1921–22, became an administrator both in cricket, as a committee member of Sussex CCC and of the MCC, and in football, as chairman of the Football Association.[14] Walter Creasor was a speedway rider in the early days of the sport in Britain.[15]

Key
  • The list is ordered first by number of appearances in total, then by number of League appearances, and then if necessary by date of debut.
  • Appearances as a substitute are included.
  • Statistics are correct up to the end of the 2019–20 season. Where a player left the club permanently after this date, his statistics are updated to his date of leaving.
Positions key
Pre-1960s 1960s–
GK Goalkeeper
FB Full back DF Defender
HB Half back MF Midfielder
FW Forward
Player
Players marked * were registered for the club as at the date specified above.
Players with name in italics and marked were on loan from another club for the duration of their Darlington career. The loaning club is noted in the Notes column, and sourced to Neil Brown's Player Database,[16] to the English National Football Archive, or individually.
Position
Playing positions are listed according to the tactical formations that were employed at the time. Thus the change in the names of defensive and midfield positions reflects the tactical evolution that occurred from the 1960s onwards.[17][16]
Club career
Club career is defined as the first and last calendar years in which the player appeared for the club in any of the competitions listed below.
League appearances and League goals
League appearances and goals comprise those in the Football League (1921–1989 and 1990–2010), the Football Conference (1989–1990 and 2010–2012) and the National League (2016–present). Appearances in the 1939–40 Football League season, abandoned after three matches because of the Second World War, are excluded.[G 1]
Total appearances and Total goals
Total appearances and goals comprise those in the Football League (including play-offs), Football Conference, National League, FA Cup, Football League Third Division North Cup, Football League Cup, Associate Members' Cup/Football League Trophy, FA Trophy and Conference League Cup. Matches in wartime competitions are excluded.[G 1]
International selection
Countries are listed only for players who have been selected for international football. Only the highest level of international competition is given, except where a player competed for more than one country, in which case the highest level reached for each country is shown.

Players with 1 to 24 appearances
Table of players, including playing position, club statistics and international selection
Player Pos Club career League Total International selection Refs
Apps Goals Apps Goals
Ken Smith FW1959–1960247247—
Gary Dempsey MF2010241241 Republic of Ireland youth[18]
Charlie Slade HB1925–1927230240—
Frank McMahon MF1973–1974231241—
Russell Kelly MF1996–1997232242 Republic of Ireland youth[19]
Mor Diop FW2009–2010232243—
Walter Holmes FB1928–1929220240—
Alex Jeannin DF2001220242—
Liam Hughes MF2018–2019221241—
Les Massie FW1966–1967202242—
John McFarlane FW1935–1936181241—
Billy Dunlop FW1954–1955182243—
Dale Anderson FW1987–1990180241—
James McGiffen FW1927–1929234234—
Tommy Hall HB1929–1931231231—
Jim Barron GK1946–1947230230—
Charlie Wayman FW1956–19572314231—
John Wilson MF1971–1973201231—
Mike Angus MF1984–1985187237—
Kalu N'Goma MF2006–2007181232—
David Mills FW1986172232 England B[20]
Aaron Travis FW1914–19221162313—
Jack Hill FW1929–193122142214—
Stuart Giddings DF2009–2010220220 England U19[21]
George Hunter GK1961–1962200220—
Geoff Martin MF1961–1962206226—
Terry Melling FW1969206226—
Paddy Lowrey MF1975–1976202222 English schools[22]
Gordon Reed FW1935–19361872210—
Adam Griffin DF2008–2009170220—
Cecil Harris GK1930210210—
George Hall HB / FW1930–1933214214—
Sam Shields FW1952–1953212212—
Fred Leeder FB1958–1960210210—
Nick Cusack MF / FW1992216216—
Evan Horwood DF2006–2007200210—[L 1]
Thompson Kirkham FW1923–1924191211—
David Smyth FW1937–1938196217—
Carl Taylor MF1962–1963191211—
John Leadbitter DF1972–1973190210—
Tom Burnett FB1936–1938160210—
David Dowson FW
  • 2009
  • 2013–2015
101214—[L 2]
Raymond O'Connor HB1938–1939190201—
Jimmy Potter HB1963–1964191201—
Gareth Waite MF2010191201—
Harold Crockford FW1926–1927188208—
Ronnie Burbeck FW1963–1964181201 England youth[23]
Steve Thomas MF2004–2006180200 Wales U21[24]
Kevin Gall FW
  • 2008
  • 2009
182202 Wales U21[L 3][24]
James Walshaw FW2011183203—
Dave Wintersgill MF1986–1987171201—
Franz Resch DF1997–1998171201 Austria[25]
Scott Wiseman DF2007–2008170200
 [26]
Adam Mitchell MF2014–2016111202—
Bill Gardner FW1927–192819161916 England amateur[27]
Dick Renwick DF1974190190—[L 4]
Craig Hignett MF2004–2005199199—
Shane Redmond GK2010190190 Republic of Ireland U21[L 5][28]
David Young DF1982–1983180190—
John Blythe DF1945–1949170190—
Keith Hird GK1963–1964170190—
Keith Smith FW1966–1967172192—
Paul Mattison MF1994–1996170190—
Martin Carruthers FW1999172192—
John Hope GK1965–1968140190—
Colin Ross MF1983–1984140190—
Dan Burn DF2009–2011140190—
David Taylor FB
  • 1910–1911
  • 1919–1921
00190—
John Ward GK1921–1924180180—
John Kelly FW1928–1929181181—
Jim Nickalls DF1955180180—
Kevin Barry GK1980180180—
Romal Palmer MF2018–2019180180—[L 6][29]
Sam Rowbotham HB1934–1935171181—
Billy Coyle HB1949–1950170180—
Danny Groves MF2009–2010170180—
Cliff Wright MF1970164184—
Peter Bainbridge DF1979160180—
Barry Dunn MF1982164184—
Andy Oakes GK2007–2009160180—
George Switzer DF1993–1994140180—
Kevin Caizley MF1988–1989121181—
Alec Fraser FW / HB1909–191200187—
Jimmy Donnelly FW1910–191300188—
Jon Wright HB1947–1948170170—
Don Cowan GK1952–1954170170—
Charlie Nicklas FW1953–1954176176—
Danny Carlton FW2009174174 England C[L 3][30]
Jordan Pickford GK2012170170 England[L 2][31]
Jonny Burn DF2018170170—
Ken Brandon FW1958–1959161171—
Tyrone O'Neill FW2019144177—[L 7]
Robert Lowes FW1928–1929133175—
Kenny Mitchell DF1981131171—
Nathan Modest FW2011130171—[L 8]
Jim Parmley FW1936–1937124177—
Eddie Hanlon HB
  • 1910–1911
  • 1914–1919
00172—
Thomas Tolson FW / FB1894–190200174—
Jimmy Lyske FB1958–1959160160 Northern Ireland youth[32]
Peter Walters GK1972160160—[L 9]
Chris Jones FW1978163163—[L 10]
Teuvo Moilanen GK1997160160 Finland[L 11][33]
Nathan Mulligan MF2009–2010161161—
Aynsley Pears GK2018160160—[L 7]
Gary Innes FW1996–1997150160 England youth[34]
Clint Marcelle MF2001150160 Trinidad and Tobago[35]
David Wheater DF2007152162 England U21[L 7][24]
Dale Hopson MF2011–2012152162—
Greg Mills DF2017–2018151161—
Tom Penn FB1927–1928140160—
Jim Brown HB1961–1963140160—
John Daglish HB1930–1933141161—
Kenny Lowe MF1997140160 England C[36]
Gaetano Giallanza FW2006–2007143164—
George Smith HB1933–1934131162—
Peter Kirkham MF1993–1995130160—
Matt Carmichael FW1996132162—
Steve Carney DF1985–1986120160—
Osagi Bascome MF2019110160 Bermuda (4)[37]
Lambert Golightly FB1919–192470160 England amateur[27]
Thomas H. McIntosh HB1898–190500160—
Joe Hisbent FB / HB1909–191200160—
Ernest Bannister HB1910–191200161—
William Cook FW1932–1933152152—
Jim McGhee FW1952–1953154154—
Tommy Lumley FW1956–1957153153—
Billy Neale HB1957150150—
Harry Darbyshire FW1959152152—
Johnny Downie FW1959152152—
Stan Storton FB1964150150—
Neil Teggart FW2004150150 Northern Ireland U21[L 2][24]
Jason St Juste MF2004–2005152152 Saint Kitts and Nevis[38]
Simon Madden DF2010150150 Republic of Ireland U21[39]
Chris Atkinson MF2011150150—[L 12]
Jack Vickers HB1929140150—
Don Ashman FB1935140150—
Tony Lee MF1968–1969141151—
Mark Rhodes MF1982–1983140150—[L 13]
Irvine Boocock FB1922130150—
Ernie Young FW1922–1923134156—
Richard Offiong FW
  • 2002–2003
  • 2010
132154 England U20[L 14][L 3][40]
Mark Bower DF2009–2010130150—
Nick Liversedge GK2009–2010130150—
Trevor Brissett DF1982120150—
Michael Brough MF2010–2011110151 Wales U21[24]
Tom Hutchinson FW1885–189400158—
Ronald Brebner GK
  • 1906–1907
  • 1910–1911
00150 England amateur[41]
Geordie Henderson FW1927146146—
Bill Harvey FW1938–1939147147—
Bob Sharpe FB1952–1953140140—
Graeme Hedley MF1979141141—[L 7]
Paul Dobson FW1992–1993142142—
Andy Cooke FW2006143143—[L 15]
Adam Quinn DF2011140140—
Will Smith DF2018–2019141141—[L 6][29]
Harry Hall FW1923131141—
Ben Parker DF2008130140 England U19[L 16][42]
Kevin Austin DF2010130141 Trinidad and Tobago[43]
Reg Mountford FB1928–1929123143—
Reg Hill HB1937120140—
Ray Wood GK1949120140 England[44]
James Gray FW2011–2012110140 Northern Ireland U21[45]
Roger Davies FW1983–1984101142 England U23[46]
Phil Linacre FW1991103144—
Ron Harrison FW1945–194783147—
Tommy Waites HB
  • 1885–1892
  • 1896–1897
00141—
J. Callaghan FW / HB1894–190200145—
William Butler FW1923131131—
Tim Maloney FW1928–1929134134—
Ken Williamson FW1952–1953133133—
Ray Snowball GK1964–1966130130—
Dave Crampton GK1969–1970130130—
Billy Coulson MF1976131131—[L 17]
John Gidman DF1988131131 England[47]
David Lucas GK
  • 1995–1996
  • 1996
130130 England U20 [L 11][40]
Andrew Milne DF2009–2010130130 Scotland U19[L 16][48]
Danny Lambert MF2012131131—
Sean Reid * FW2019–present132132—
Keith Finch GK1999–2002120130—
Ted Lowery FW1936–1937113134—
Ray Finnigan DF1966–1968110130—
Tony McAndrew DF1988–1989110130—
Gary Hamilton MF1991112132 Scotland youth[L 7][49]
Billy Whelan FB / HB1933–1934100130—
Liam Connell GK2019–present90130—[L 18][50]
D. Campbell HB1889–189500130—
Charlie Dixon FB1912–191500130—
Bill Ellerington HB1912–191500130—
Newton FB1912–191500131—
John Whitbourn GK1912–191500130—
Bob Bolam FW1922–1923122122—
John Edgar FW1955–1956120120—
Brian Glendinning FW1955–1956122122—
Jim Cannon FW1956121121—
Dave Clarke GK1970120120 England semi-pro[L 10][51]
Paul Dyson DF1989123123 England U21[24]
Bobby Petta MF2005121121—
Ben Purkiss DF2011120120—
Barry Hawkes FW1960–1961113123—
Jeff Wilson DF1983–1984110120—
Rob Dewhurst DF1991–1992111121—[L 19]
Wilson Kneeshaw FW
  • 2015
  • 2019
111121—
Ed Wilczynski GK2017110120—
Mick Connaboy HB1933–1934100120—
Chris Porter GK2001–2003100120—
David Knight GK
  • 2005–2006
  • 2009
100120 England U19[L 7][42]
Lee Turnbull MF1997–199890120—
Adam Marsh FW2000–200180121—
Matty Plummer DF200980120—
Amar Purewal FW2013–201661125—
John Bowes FW / FB
  • 1894–1895
  • 1897–1902
00123—
Joe Johnson HB1894–190000120—
Joe Watson FB1929110110—
Mike Westgarth FW1931–1932111111—
Joseph Sewell FW1933110110—
Ron Mailer FW1955112112—
Owen Simpson DF1971110110—
Simon Davey MF1997110110—[L 11]
Drewe Broughton FW2012111111—
Jake Turner GK2019110110 England U19[L 20][52][53]
Jack Rand FW1929–1930107117—
Joe Craddock FW1931–1932102112—
Jimmy Loughlin FW1933–1934105115—
John Duffy HB1963–1964101111—
John Cowan MF1975–1976100110 Northern Ireland[54]
Brian Laws DF1996–1997100110 England B[55]
Joe Clarke MF2010101111—
Scott Harrison DF2011–2012100110—
Mitchell Glover FW2017–2019100110—
Przemysław Kazimierczak GK2008–200990110—
Corey Barnes MF200990110—
John Hellawell FW196681113—
David McMahon FW2000–200181112 Republic of Ireland U18[L 14][56]
Adam Proudlock FW200880110 England youth[57]
Jack Lambert FW2019–202080112—[L 21][58][59]
Bobby Bell FW1900–190300111—
King FB1903–190700110—
Bobby Kerr FW1952–1953102102—
Paul Hutchinson DF1971–1973100100—
Len Walker DF1976–1978100100—
John Reed MF1993102102—[L 1]
Steve McMahon FW1996101101—
Olivier Bernard DF2001102102—[L 14]
Jimmy Corbett MF2003102102—[L 19]
Patrick Deane FW2010100100—
Baden Powell FW1950–195390100—
Keith Webster MF1966–196790100—
Stewart McPhee MF1986–198791101—
Bertrand Bossu GK200590100—
Lee Jones GK200790100—
Alex Rainnie HB1921–192280100—
Bill Glasper HB / FW1936–193780101—
Mark Taylor DF199480100—[L 7]
Tom Kaak FW200082102—
Thomas Butler MF200080100 Republic of Ireland[L 2][60]
Paul Crichton GK
  • 1987
  • 1987
80100—[L 5]
Lee Thorpe FW200980101—
Garry Williamson MF2000–200160100—
H. Henderson GK1893–190000100—
Ben Cansick FW1896–190000105—
Kidd GK1901–190400100—
Jack Dodds FW1910–191100103—
Sam White FW1929–19309292—
Jim Harker FW1932–19339393—
Terry Stoddart HB1954–19559090—
Ian Hopkinson FW1972–19739191—
Barry Stell MF1980–19819090—
Danny Graham FW20049292 England U20[L 7][40]
Guy Bates FW20069191—
Kyle Lafferty FW20069393 Northern Ireland[L 22][61]
Jemal Johnson FW20069393—[L 19]
Haydn Hollis DF20129191—[L 23]
Paul Johnson DF20129090—[L 24]
Williams Kokolo DF2018–20199090—[L 2][29]
Steve Ingle DF19738090—
Phil Stamp MF2005–20068191 England U18[62]
Bob Thyne DF1945–19467090 Scotland wartime[63]
John Leah FW1998–19997191—
Bill Hopper FW19656091—
Steve Walklate FB20006090—
Adam Nowakowski MF2015–20166091—
Edward Auld GK1888–18920090—
Frank Norris FB1892–18970090—
W. Todd FB1896–19000090—
Sherwood FB
  • 1903–1904
  • 1907–1908
0090—
Bill Edmunds FW1921–19228686—
Albert Watson HB19238080—
Alex Bosomworth FW1924–19268080—
Arthur Sharp FW1936–19378080—
John Franklin FW1947–19488383—
Joe Riley FW19498282—
Ken Rickards FW19508080—
Alex Greenwood FB1955–19568080—
John Tennant GK19578080—
Barry Siddall GK19808080 England youth[L 2]
Stewart Ferebee FW19878080—
Rory Prendergast MF20078080—[L 4]
Mark Phillips DF20078080—[L 25]
Jonathan Sánchez Muñoz DF20118181—
Graeme Armstrong MF2014–20158282—
Jack Vaulks DF2017–20188080—
Tom Scott FW1924–19257383—
Billy Cowan FW1930–19317181 Scotland[64]
Ron Watson HB1933–19347080—
John Green HB1936–19377080—
Frank Gower GK1938–19397080—
Micky Bloor DF1973–19747080—
Tommy Paterson FW1978–19797282—
Mark Miller MF19847181—
Paul Beavers FW2000–20017181—
Craig Nelthorpe MF20087080—[L 10]
Simon Thomas FW20097181—[L 26]
James Collins FW20097282 Republic of Ireland U21[L 27][65]
Phil Gray DF2011–20127080—
Graham Clark MF19796080 Scotland schools[66]
John Huntley DF1985–19866080—
Pedro Paulo MF19956080—
Alan Gray DF19976080—
Carl Pepper DF1998–19996080—
Fabien Bossy MF20036080—
Mark McLeod MF20066080—
Paul Willis MF1989–19905182—
Mark Angel MF20005081 England semi-pro[67]
Kevin Kyle FW20005182 Scotland[L 2][68]
George Bird HB1892–18970080—
H. Buckton FB1899–19010080—
W.O. Cleminson HB1904–19070081 England amateur [69]
Nicholson FW1907–19090082—
Wake HB1907–19090081—
Nick Hendry GK1908–19090080—
Fred Wilkinson FW1909–19120082—
Harker FW1912–19130080—
John Harkins HB1912–19130080—
Bob Turner FW1912–19130081—
Hector Gilfillan FW19277070—
Allan Codling FW1938–19397070—
Don Toase FB19517070 England youth[70]
Eddie Carr FW19537070—
Bruce Halliday DF19827070—[L 14]
Hugh Atkinson DF19857070 Republic of Ireland U21[L 28][71]
Gary Pallister DF19857070 England[L 7][72]
Colin Walker FW1986–19877070 New Zealand[L 8][73]
Keith Gorman MF19877272—
Dave Shearer FW19897070—
Peter Keen GK20017070—[L 3]
Tom Newey DF20037171—[L 16]
Trésor Kandol FW2005–20067272 DR Congo[L 29][74]
Paul Mayo DF20087171—[L 23]
Bryan Hodge MF20087070 Scotland U20[L 19][75]
Clayton Fortune DF2008–20097070—
Dean Gerken GK20097070—[L 30]
Ben Jackson DF20197171—[L 12][76]
David Atkinson * DF2019–present7070 England U17[77]
Ken Sykes FW1945–19476273—
Hugh Turner FB1946–19476070—
Joe Roddom HB1950–19516070—
Keith Bambridge MF1964–19656070—
Daniel Barbara FW1996–19976172—
Phil Hadland MF20026070—
Glen Robson FW20036070—
Kevin McBride MF20076171—
Sébastien Carole MF20086070 Martinique[78]
Dean Windass FW20096070—
Jamie Devitt FW20096171 Republic of Ireland U21[L 9][79]
Jefferson Louis FW2010–20116070 Dominica[L 31][80]
Gary Martin FW20206070—[L 32][81]
Bob Graham FW1924–19255070—
Norman Cardew FW19655171—
Bob Lee FW19835070—
Wayne Baker GK1986–19875070—
Rui Neves FW19955070 Portugal U21[82]
Alan Morgan MF20035171 Scotland youth[L 19][83]
Nathan Jameson MF20055070—
John McMahon FW19854073—
Frank van der Geest GK2000–20012070—
McGregor FB1891–18940070—
G. Thompson FB / HB1897–19000070—
McRae HB1903–19040070—
Woodhouse HB/FW19100072—
Matthew Cornock FW19100077 Scottish Junior[84]
Billy Dinsdale FW
  • 1921–1922
  • 1931–1932
6161—
Bob Mitcheson FW1922–19236060—
Jack Martin FW1923–19246060—
Walter Creasor FW1924–19256161—
Harry Briggs FW1925–19276060—
John Wildsmith FW1931–19346060—
Albert Bonass FW19336161—
George Charlton FW1933–19346161—
Dave Mason FW19396565—
Bob Hardisty HB1946–19486060 England amateur[85]
Tom Allison FW19466060—
Tom Johnson HB19476161—
George Gray HB19536060—
Ernie Butler FW1953–19546060—
Derrick Clark FW1955–19566161—
Jim Storey FB19576060—
Ken Solan FW19696161—[L 7]
Ricky Sbragia DF19856060—[L 28]
David Riley FW19876262—[L 5]
Graham Fenton FW20026161 England U21[L 33][24]
Lee Matthews FW2003–20046161 England U18[L 34][86]
Lee Ridley DF2007–20086060—[L 35]
Joe Colbeck MF20076262—[L 15]
Russell Hoult GK20096060—[L 23]
Ole Söderberg GK20126060 Sweden U21[L 14][87]
James Talbot GK2017–20186060 Republic of Ireland U19[L 2][88]
Kit Elliott FW20196161—[L 12][76]
Dugald McCarrison FW19915262—[L 36]
Lawrie Madden DF19935060—
Nathan Porritt MF20095060 England U18 [L 7][89]
David Davis MF20095060—[L 37]
Exodus Geohaghon DF20115060 England semi-pro[90]
Adam Reach MF20115161 England U20[L 7][40]
John Brackstone DF2007–20083060—
T. Cleghorn FW1889–18910063—
McDonald HB1890–18920060—
Dunn FW1893–18970063—
Willie Watson FW1896–19000061—
Tom Rowlandson GK
  • 1898–1899
  • 1903–1905
0060 England amateur[91]
Featherstone FW1902–19030065—
Woof FW1903–19040062—
Collins FW1906–19080063—
Ernest Bertram HB1907–19080062—
Fred Boyle HB1907–19080060—
Harry Armstrong FW19100061—
Jordan Robinson DF2013–20140060—
James Brown GK1921–19235050—
Bert Hobson FB1925–19265050—
Edward Ward FW19255050—
Albert Wardell FW19305252—
George Turnbull FW19315151—
Alex Brown FW19365050—
Gordon Williams FW1950–19515151—
Harry Woodcock HB1953–19545050—
Arthur Nugent FB1956–19575050—
Chris Neal MF19685050—
Ken Morton MF1968–19695050 English schools[92]
Steve Senior DF19845050—[L 28]
Gary Whetter MF1986–19875151—
Mark Burke MF19905151 England youth[L 7]
Lee Tucker MF1991–19925050—
Howard Clark DF19915050—[L 38]
Graham Kavanagh MF19945050 Republic of Ireland[L 7][93]
Jonathan Atkinson FW19975050—
Gustavo Di Lella MF1997–19985050—
Steve Baker DF20005050 Republic of Ireland U21[L 7][94]
Paul Hopkins FW20065151 England U20[L 39][40]
Ville Väisänen DF20065050 Finland[95]
Jonathan Hogg MF20095151—[L 27]
Mark Bell GK
  • 2013–2014
  • 2016
1050—
Jordan Cook FW20095050—[L 2]
Daniel Powell MF20105151—[L 40]
Andrew Nelson FW2018–20195656—[L 6][29]
Tom Newton FB19284050—
Reg Worsman FW19604151—
Andy Gordon FW19694050—
Neil Smallwood GK19884050—
Neil McNab MF19934050 Scotland U21[24]
Daniel Chillingworth FW20014152—[L 41]
Shaun Reay FW2006–20084050—
Chris Palmer MF20074050—[L 42]
Matt Green FW20074050 England C[L 43][96]
Michael Flynn MF20084050—[L 12]
James Bennett MF20094050—
Rikki Bains DF20094050—
Moses Barnett DF20094050 England U18[L 39][97]
Andy O'Dell MF1987–19883050—
John Burridge GK19953050—
Lehit Zeghdane MF20003050—
Colin Smith DF1984–19852050—
Phil Shute FW1985–19862050—
Harry Hope FW1886–18880051—
R.T. Stabler HB1886–18880052—
Tommy Davison FB1887–18890050—
Tom Oliver FW
  • 1894–1895
  • 1898
0054—
R. Tennick HB1900–19020050—
Isaac Owens FW
  • 1903
  • 1909
0054—
McKenna FB1890–19010050—
Page HB19030050—
Rule FB19030052—
Harvey FB19090051—
Bob Mackie FB19090050—
McCann FW19090052—
Ward FW19090050—
Bob Crumley GK1911–19120050—
Bert Gosnell FW1911–19120052 England[98]
Ginger Owers FW1911–19120052—
Herbert Tierney HB1911–19120050—
Philip Prior FW1914–19150050—
Bob Currie FW1914–19150052—
George Dodd FW1914–19150053—
Billy Ingham FW1914–19150051—
Herbert McFerran FW1921–19234343—
Jack Andrews WH1923–19244040—
William O'Donnell FB19284040—
Robert Sharpe FW19324040—
David McCrae FW19354343—
Les James FW19534040—
Tommy Simpson FB1957–19584040—
Joe Dumighan FW1958–19594141—
John McCann MF19644040 Scotland B[99]
Terry Johnson MF19694141—[L 14]
Bobby Malt FW1970–19714040—
Mike Spelman MF1972–19734040 English schools[L 24][100]
John Breckin FB19724040—[L 13]
Willie Whigham GK19744040—
Maurice Hepworth DF19754040—[L 2]
Kevin Glendinning DF19814040—
Bobby Hulse MF19834040—
Willie Young DF19844040 Scotland U23[101]
Steve Yates DF19854040—[L 10]
Joe Joyce DF19934040—[L 3]
Jason White FW19934141—[L 21]
Ian Muir FW19954141 England youth[L 44][102]
David Faulkner DF19964040 England youth[103]
Willie Giummarra MF19974040—
Kevin Scott DF19994040—[L 45]
Martin Taylor DF20004040 England U21[L 19][24]
Gary Caldwell DF20014040 Scotland[L 14][104]
John Alexander FW2002–20034040—
Matthew Bates DF20054040 England U19[L 7][42]
Kasper Schmeichel GK20064040 Denmark[L 46][105]
Anthony Griffith MF20064040 Montserrat[L 10][106]
Tony Kane DF20094040
[24]
Richie Byrne DF20104040 Republic of Ireland B[107]
Jamie Barton MF2011–20124141—
Scott Fenwick FW20174040—
Alex Wollerton MF2018–20194040—[L 16][29]
Dave Partridge MF19624040—
John Douglas FW19863040—
Kevin Maddick FW1993–19943040—
Danny Key MF19963040—
Dariusz Kubicki FB19983040 Poland[108]
Ricardo Costa FW19993141—
Paul Holsgrove MF20003040—
Jon Cullen MF20023040—
Michael Coghlan DF20033040—
Paul Woolston GK20163040—[L 14][109]
Zach Hemming GK20183040—[L 7][110]
J.H. Smeddle FB1885–18870040—
Tom Devey FW1888–18910040—
J. McCrimmon FW1889–18900040—
Richmond FW1902–19030042—
T. Hammond FW19030043—
Noble HB1905–19070040—
Herbert Denham FW1910–19110041—
Tom Heslop FW1911–19120041—
Bert Trueman HB19130040—
Tom Gilbey FW1919–19200043—
Joe Johnson FW1919–19200040—
Nathan Fisher FW20140040—
Ian Watson DF2014–20150040—
Tommy Hampson GK19263030—
Bob Hutchinson FW19283030—
Tom Allen HB19283030—
William Buchanan FW19293030 Scotland amateur[111]
William Taylor FB19303030—
Arthur Dickinson FB1932–19333030—
Billy Hutchinson FW19323131—
Albert James FW1936–19373030—
George Bates FW19463030—
Peter Docherty FW1950–19513131—
Maurice Mason HB1952–19533030—
Peter Price FW1954–19553030—
Tommy Murray FW19563030—
George Sharp FW19573030—
Laurie Brown DF19593030 England amateur[41]
John Nainby FW19593131—
Jimmy Connor MF19653030—
Pat Hughes MF19653030—
Mike Hunter MF19683030—
Paul Fisher DF19703030—
Peter Martin MF19713030—
Brian Bromley MF19753030 England youth[L 47][112]
Kevin Carr GK19863030—[L 3]
Chris McClaren DF19873030—
Steve Guinan FW1995–19963131 England semi-pro[L 5][113]
Jamie Speare GK19973030—
Jordan Tait DF20003030—
Michael Ingham GK20023030 Northern Ireland[L 2][114]
Taiwo Atieno FW20063030 Kenya[L 48][115]
Robbie Stockdale DF20063030
[L 9][116]
Neale McDermott MF20063030 England U18[L 49][117]
Mark Albrighton DF20063030—[L 50]
Johann Smith MF20073030 United States U20[L 20][118]
Noel Whelan FW2009–20103030 England U21[24]
Danny Hall DF20093030—[L 51]
Paul Harsley MF20093030—[L 51]
Ross Chisholm MF20103030—
Jordan Marshall FW20103030—
Danzelle St Louis-Hamilton GK20113030—
Tom Davie DF20163030—[L 52][119]
Arran Wearmouth MF20173030—
Adam Dawson MF20173030—[L 53][120]
Tom Callaghan FW19322030—
Joe West FW19352131—
Johnny Goodchild FW19672030—
Kevin Pugh MF19832031—
Paul Bannon FW19832030—[L 3]
Gary May MF1986–19872030—
John Moore FW19862131 Hong Kong[L 2][121]
Vic Kasule MF19892130—[L 54][122]
Andy Ripley MF1993–19942030—
Lawrence Davies FW19972030 Wales youth[L 15][123]
Brian Healy MF20012131 England C[124]
Chris Lumsdon MF20092030—
Mike Robinson DF1988–19891030—
Xavier Barrau MF20071030—
Keith Gillespie MF20101030 Northern Ireland[125]
Ben Dudzinski GK20161030—[L 24][126]
Daley FW18900030—
Theakston FB18900030—
McPherson FW1892–18930031—
Lowes FW1896–18980032—
C. Swalwell FW18990032—
John Brooks FW19000032—
Byron FW19020030—
Henry Buckton FW1904–19050032—
Gilfillan FW19030030—
Williamson FW1904–19050030—
Starling FB1905–19060030—
G. Hope FW19070034—
W. Hope FW19070030—
Tommy Charlton FW19080033—
Arthur Hurdman FW19080030—
George McDiarmid HB19080030—
Harry Chapelhow FW19100030—
Gaudie FW1911–19120030—
Jimmy Miller FW1920–19210030—
Curtis Edwards MF20130030—
Bruno Pilatos DF20130030 England U19[53]
Steven Johnson FW20130030—
Adam Cocks MF20140030—
Pat Burke HB19212020—
Fred Colling FW19212121—
Graham Doggart FW19222424 England[127]
Norman Creek FW1922–19232121 England[128]
Hodgson Mitchell FW19222020—
Tommy Ross FW19232020—
George Johnson FB19262020—
Lem Newcomb HB19272020—
Alex McLachlan HB19272020—
Jimmy Deacon FW1927–19282020—
Arthur Neal FW19282020—
Charlie Luke FW19292020—
Tommy Duff FW19302020—
Joe Skidmore FW19302020—
John Alderson FW19322121—
Sam Evans FW19322020—
Jack Downing FW19332323—
Charlie MacCartney FW19382020—
Billy Middleton HB19382020—
Fred Laidman FW19492020—
Willie O'Brien DF19512020—
George Longridge GK19512020—
Roger Howells FW19532020—
Eric Oliver GK19642020—
John Heaviside DF19642020—
Frank Fleming GK19642020—
Richard Waters GK19652020—
Allan Kell MF19682020—
Barry Shaw MF19682020—
Ian Larnach FW1969–19702121—
Kevin Alderson MF1970–19712020—
John Mackin DF19732020—[L 28]
Steve McDermott FW19822020—
Mark Davis MF19872020—
Nigel Bolton FW19952020—
Wesley Byrne DF1996–19972020 Republic of Ireland U18[129]
Andy Lonergan GK20022020
[L 11][130]
Keith Gilroy MF20052020 Republic of Ireland U21[131]
Carl Tremarco DF20092020 England C[L 55][132]
Liam Bagnall DF20122020—
Brandon Morrison * FW2018–present2020—
Sanny Lingthep * MF2018–present2020—
Sam Muggleton DF20192020—[L 51][133]
Jamie Holmes * FW2019–present2020—
Lucas Bell * MF2019–present2020—
Ken Waterhouse HB19641020—
Mike Sanderson MF1985–19861020—
Craig Midgley FW19971020—[L 15]
Michael Carter FW19981121—
Ian Harty FW20071020—
R.B. Buckton FW1885–18860020—
J.W. Moore FB1885–18860020—
Thackeray FW1885–18860020—
Robertshaw GK18870020—
R. Middleton FW18870021—
D. Rogers FW18870021—
Harry Withington FW1887–18890020—
Hunter FW18900020—
Cook FW18910021—
Anderson FW18910021—
McNally FW18910021—
O'Hara FW18910024—
Coleman FB18920021—
Billy Fleming FW18920020—
Watty Keay FW18920021—
McLaine FW1892–18930020—
Phillips HB1896–18970020—
Hogg FW19020022—
Harry Douglas FW19040022—
Hill FB19020020—
Young FW19040021—
Gordon Burniston FW19060021—
Etherington FW19060020—
Kennedy FW19060020—
Powell FW19060020—
Moore FW19070020—
Bill Godley FW19080021—
Baker FW19080020—
Downie FW19090020—
Smith FW19090020—
John McLeod FB19120020—
Harry Middleton HB19120020—
Val Lawrence FW19190020—
Fred Graver FW1920–19210023—
Sid Williams FW19450020—
Gary Bell MF1984–19850020—
Stephen Sherry GK19860020—
Martin McGrother GK19860020—
Paul Robinson FW20130021—
Jonny Davis MF20130020—
Ryan Noble FW20140020 England U19[134]
Matthew Lovegreen DF20140020—
Anthony Callaghan DF20150020 England U16[135]
Lewis Gibbons MF / DF20150020—
Lee Gaskell FW20150020—
John Henery FW19221010—
Ernie Gray FW19221010—
David Moir HB19231010—
George Harrison HB19251010—
George McLaughlan FW19261010—
Tom Carmedy FW19271010—
John Harris FW19271111—
John O'Connor FW19271010—
Charles Yorke FW19271010—
John Dodsworth HB19281010—
John Armstrong HB19281010—
John Smith FW19281010—
Barney McCabe FW19281010—
Billy Oxley FW19281111—
Jim Tinnion HB19291010—
Len Alsop FW19301010—
Tom Tomlinson HB19321010—
Henry Robinson FW19321010—
Joe McEnaney FW19341010—
Ralph Makepeace HB19351010—
William Hetherington FW19361010—
Tom Connaboy FW19371010—
Peter McCrory FW19371010—
Percy Jameson FW19391010—
John Coxon FB19461010—
Ernie Egdell HB19461010—
Dick Everitt FW19461010—
Bill Harburn FW19471010—
John Thorns FW19501010—
Tommy MacVinish FW19501010—
Don Maddison GK19511010—
Ken Liddle FW19511010—
Tom Nixon HB19511010—
Ian Brydon FW19531010—
Bob Swankie HB19541010—
Alan Parkes FW19551010—
Alex Napier FW19551010—
Tom Moore GK19571010—
Frank Wayman FW19571010—
Brian Linighan DF19581111—
Bob Armstrong FW19591010—
Tom Robson DF19601010—
Graham Urwin MF19671010—
Dave Gallant FW19681010—[L 16]
Matt Robson DF19751010—[L 2]
Roch Karaa GK19851010 Tunisia U21[136]
Jim Rodwell DF19881010—
Allan Evans DF19911010 Scotland[137]
Jimmy Case MF19931010 England U23[138]
Paul Cooper MF19931010—
Ryan Scott GK19931010—
José Quitongo MF19951010—
Ashlyn Stephenson GK19951010 England U18[139]
Michael Collins MF19961010 Northern Ireland youth[140]
John McClelland DF19961010 Northern Ireland[141]
Mark Hope DF19971010—
David Hunt DF19971010—
David Hilton DF19971010 England U16[142]
Lucas Papaconstantinou GK19971010—
Craig Skelton FW20001010—
Jean-Michel Cau FW20011010—
Ross Turnbull GK20031010 England U20[L 7][40]
Chris Mason DF20041010—
Richard Logan MF20051010—
James Beaumont MF20061010—[L 5]
Josh Wright MF20061010—
Lewis Hardman DF20071010—
Ashlee Jones GK20091010—
Nialle Rodney FW20111010—[L 15]
Jordan Nixon GK20121010—
Lewis Nightingale MF20161010—
Lewis Walker FW20171010—[L 56]
Bradley Moncur MF20181010—
Jamie O'Brien FW20181010—
Tom Lycett * DF2018–present1010—
Ciaran Banks * DF2018–present1010—
Harry Stansfield * MF2019–present1010—
Rhys Armstrong * FW2019–present1010—
Mason Hurworth * MF2019–present1010—
J.R. Bibby FW18850010—
Garbutt GK18850010—
C.L. Glover FW18850010—
Harrison HB18850010—
T. Rickinson HB18850010—
Charles Craven GK18860010—
Henry FW18860011—
G. Paylor HB18860010—
W. Brooks FW18870011—
Michael Hope FW18870011—
Robinson FW18870010—
Grieveson HB18870010—
Henderson FB18870010—
Arthur Wharton GK18870010—
Wilson FW18870011—
Dawes FB18880010—
S. Reeves FW18880010—
Rodger FW18880010—
Soulsby HB18880010—
Jim Brown FW18890010—
Carling FW18890010—
Barker GK18910010—
Calligan HB18910010—
Calvert FW18910010—
Fawcett FW18910010—
Hope HB18910010—
Williamson HB18910010—
Harry Matthew HB18910010—
McFarlane FW18920010—
Ingram FW18930010—
Ramsdale HB18930010—
Mason FW18940010—
Jack Almond FW18950011—
Hildon FW18950010—
Hughes HB18950010—
Lumley HB18950010—
Park GK18950010—
Cagle FB18970010—
Cooke GK18970010—
Swanson FW18970010—
Denham FW18990010—
T. Taylor FW19000010—
Arthur Creasor FW19010010—
Hardy FW19010010—
Purvis FW19010010—
Goodman HB19020010—
Morris FW19020010—
Horn FW19020010—
Ridsdale HB19030010—
Harold Boddington FW19040011—
Murtha FW19050010—
John Shaw FW19050010—
Spence FW19050010—
Walker HB19060010—
Brown FW19060010—
Jones FW19070010—
Blaylock FW19070011—
Bell FW19070010—
Trees GK19070010—
Blythe HB19080011—
Charles Reed FB19080010—
Murphy FW19080010—
Brown FW19090010—
Milson FW19090010—
Pearson FB19100010—
Nicholson GK19100010—
Brennan FW19100011—
Welch FW19100010—
Jack Hall FB19190010—
William Kirsop FW19200010—
Bill Laverick FW19210010—
George Mullen FW19230011—
Kevin Wolfe GK19840010—
Chris Anthony GK19850010—
Stephen Wright MF19850010—
Matthew Coddington GK19900010—
Dixon ??19900010—
Chris Hope DF19900010—
Nicky Southall MF19900010—
Magnus Andersson FW19950010—
Michael Pugh MF19950010—
Ben Hickey MF19990010—
Leandro Scartascini FW20040010—
Adam Reed MF20140010 Philippines[143]
Nathan Stephenson FW20140010—
Ryan Brobbel MF20150010 Northern Ireland U21[144]
Anthony Bell MF20150010—
Jakub Hymr FW20150010 Czech Republic U18[145]
Lewis Walton DF20150011—
Rob Youhill MF20150010—
Lee Hume MF2015–20170010—

Players with more than 24 appearances
Main articles: List of Darlington F.C. players (25–99 appearances) and List of Darlington F.C. players

Footnotes

    Player statistics include games played while on loan from:

    1. Sheffield United
    2. Sunderland
    3. Carlisle United
    4. Rochdale
    5. Nottingham Forest
    6. Barnsley
    7. Middlesbrough
    8. Sheffield Wednesday
    9. Hull City
    10. Doncaster Rovers
    11. Preston North End
    12. Huddersfield Town
    13. Rotherham United
    14. Newcastle United
    15. Bradford City
    16. Leeds United
    17. Southend United
    18. South Shields
    19. Blackburn Rovers
    20. Bolton Wanderers
    21. Scunthorpe United
    22. Burnley
    23. Notts County
    24. Hartlepool United
    25. Millwall
    26. Crystal Palace
    27. Aston Villa
    28. York City
    29. Dagenham & Redbridge
    30. Colchester United
    31. Gainsborough Trinity
    32. ÍBV
    33. Blackpool
    34. Bristol City
    35. Cheltenham Town
    36. Celtic
    37. Wolverhampton Wanderers
    38. Coventry City
    39. Everton
    40. Milton Keynes Dons
    41. Cambridge United
    42. Wycombe Wanderers
    43. Cardiff City
    44. Birmingham City
    45. Norwich City
    46. Manchester City
    47. Reading
    48. Walsall
    49. Fulham
    50. Boston United
    51. Chesterfield
    52. Bradford Park Avenue
    53. Tranmere Rovers
    54. Shrewsbury Town
    55. Wrexham
    56. Derby County

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