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HISTORY   OF  CLUB

Founded 1878
Joined FA 1883
Admitted to League 1921
First Club League Match  27 August 1921
Opponents Clackmannan (a) 2-1 Victory
Played Chapelhill Park, Clackmannan
Alloa Team 1. Caldwell,2. Orrock, 3. McGregor, 4. McLean, 5. Garrney, 6.Dawson, 7. Stirling, 8. Dunn, 9. Crilly, 10. Whittle,.11. Young.
First League Game Recreation Park, Alloa 3 September 1921
Opponents Bathgate (H) 3-2 Victory
By end of first season in League Division 2, Alloa ended season as champions with a 13 point advantage – Played 38, Won 26, rew 8, Lost 4, GF 81, GA 32 – Points 60.
In the Scottish Cup that same season 1921/22 Alloa was to reach the last 16, only to be narrowly beaten 1-0 by Motherwell at Fir Park, Motherwell in the next round.  The quarter-finals were to lose 1-2 to Morton, the eventual cup winners, defeating Rangers 1-0 in the final.  Alloa’s top goal-scorer that season was Willie Crilley with 49 goals, still a club record to date
Previous Grounds West End Public Park 1878-1895, Gaberston Park 1883-1890, Bellevue Park 1890-1895, Recreation Park 1895 to date
Previous Colours Black and orange hooped jersey and stockings, white shorts 1878-1890, black and gold striped jersey and black shorts 1895-1897, navy blue and white striped jersey and black shorts 1897-1898, black and gold hooped jersey and black shorts 1898-1974, gold shirts and black shorts 1974 to date
Club Shirt Sponsor First sponsored 1984/85 MacLays, Alloa, 1984/85-1986/87, Sterling 1987/88-1989/90, Sinclair Haulage 1990/91-1991/92, Campbell Homes 1992/93-1994/95, Alloa Advertiser 1995/96 to date
Previous Names Clackmannan County 1878-79, Alloa Association Football Club 1897-83, Alloa Athletic FC 1883 to date
Present Ground Recreation Park, Alloa FK10 1RX
Pitch Dimensions 110 yards x 75 yards
Telephone/Fax No 01259 722695
Ground Capacity 4,111 – Seated capacity: 424
Record Attendance 13,000  v Dunfermline 22 February 1939 Scottish Cup   Third round replay
Record Attendance 5,050    v Cowdenbeath Division 2 - 2 May 1992
In Recent Times
Record Victory 9-2       v Forfar Athletic, Division 2 – 18 March 1933
0-10          v Dundee, Division 2 – 8 March 1947
0-10          v Third Lanark, League Cup – 12 August 1953
2-11         v Hibernian, League Cup Second leg, quarter final – 26 September 1965.
Record Goal-Scorer Willie (Wee) Crilley – 49 goals, 1921-22
Top Goal-Scorer 1999/2000 M.Cameron - 26
In Recent Times 1998/99 M. Cameron - 19
1997/98 W.Irvine - 24
1996/97 W. Irvine - 18
1995/96 B Moffat - 9
1994/95 B Moffat - 14
1993/94 S McCormick / W Newbigging – 8
1993/93 B Moffat – 21
1991/92 M Hendry – 13
1990/91 J Irvine – 14
1989/90 P Lamont – 9
1988/89 C Lytwyn – 26
1987-88 P Rutherford – 14
Best in Scottish Cup Quarter Finals 1938/39, 1960/61, 1988/89
Best in League Cup Quarter Finals 1948/49, 1950/51, 1965/66
Most Capped Player Jock Hepburn, 1 Cap (Scotland v Wales 1891)
Honours Second Division Champions 1921/22
Second Division Runner-up 1938/39, 1976/77, 1981/82, 1984/85, 1988/89
Central League Champions 1912/13
Central League Runner-up 1909/10, 1911/12
Penman Cup Finalists 1905/06, 1908/09
Scottish Union League Champions 1906/07
Fife Cup Winners 1885/86, 1895/96, 1897/98
Fife Cup Finalists 1883/84
Stirlingshire Cup Cup Winners 1904/05, 1907/08, 1908/09, 1912/13, 1920/21, 1933/34, 1946/47, 1955/56, 1957/58, 1959/60, 1965/66, 1981/82, 1996/97
Stirlingshire Cup Finalists 1905/06, 1906/07, 1909/10, 1910/11, 1921/22, 1922/23, 1923/24, 1983/84, 1993/94, 1997/98,1999/2000
B&Q League Fair  Play Trophy Winners 1989/90
Chivas Regal Trophy Winners 1989/90
Peterlee Tournament Friendship Trophy Winners 1995/96
Bell’s League Challenge Cup Winners 1999/2000
Second Division Runners Up 1999/2000

 

 

 

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