User:ArtVandelay13/LFC seasons

This is a list of seasons played by Liverpool F.C. in English and European football. For a written history, see History of Liverpool F.C., and for a list of honours, see the club's main article.

Seasons

Season	Division	Position	FA Cup	League Cup	Charity Shield	Europe	Top scorer	Average attendance
1892-93^[1]	Lancashire League	1st	3Q				John Miller (27)	2,707
1893-94	Division 2	1st	R3				James Stott (14)	6,235
1894-95	Division 1	16th	R2				Thomas Bradshaw (18)	11,529
1895-96	Division 2	1st	R2				George Allan (29)	8,055
1896-97	Division 1	5th	SF				George Allan (18)	13,055
1897-98	Division 1	9th	R3				Frank Becton (13)	13,733
1898-99	Division 1	2nd	SF				Hugh Morgan (13)	15,624
1899-1900	Division 1	10th	R2				Tom Robertson (10) John Walker (10)	12,684
1900-01	Division 1	1st	R1				Sam Raybould (18)	15,647
1901-02	Division 1	11th	R2				Sam Raybould (16)	15,388
1902-03	Division 1	5th	R1				Sam Raybould (32)	15,470
1903-04	Division 1	17th	R1				Jack Cox (9)	15,411
1904-05	Division 2	1st	R1				Robbie Robinson (23)	15,222
1905-06	Division 1	1st	SF				Joe Hewitt (27)	18,240
1906-07	Division 1	17th	R4		n/a^[2]		Sam Raybould (17)	18,666
1907-08	Division 1	8th	R3				Joe Hewitt (21)	18,380
1908-09	Division 1	16th	R2		DNQ		Ronald Orr (23)	18,047
1909-10	Division 1	2nd	R1		DNQ		Jack Parkinson (30)	24,052
1910-11	Division 1	13th	R2		DNQ		Jack Parkinson (20)	16,900
1911-12	Division 1	17th	R2		DNQ		Jack Parkinson (13)	22,350
1912-13	Division 1	12th	R3		DNQ		Arthur Metcalf (18)	23,423
1913-14	Division 1	16th	Runner-Up		DNQ		Tom Miller (20)	29,281
1914-15	Division 1	13th	R2		DNQ		Fred Pagnam (26)	18,100
League suspended from 1915-1919 due to World War I
1919-20	Division 1	4th	R4		DNQ		Harry Chambers (15)	31,507
1920-21	Division 1	4th	R2		DNQ		Harry Chambers (24)	36,636
1921-22	Division 1	1st	R2		DNQ		Harry Chambers (21)	37,333
1922-23	Division 1	1st	R3		Runner-Up		Harry Chambers (25)	34,790
1923-24	Division 1	12th	R4		DNE ^[3]		Jimmy Walsh (19)	30,434
1924-25	Division 1	4th	R4		DNQ		Dick Forshaw (19)	30,225
1925-26	Division 1	7th	R4		DNQ		Dick Forshaw (29)	27,894
1926-27	Division 1	9th	R5		DNQ		Harry Chambers (21)	30,032
1927-28	Division 1	16th	R4		DNQ		Gordon Hodgson (23)	29,738
1928-29	Division 1	5th	R4		DNQ		Gordon Hodgson (32)	29,475
1929-30	Division 1	12th	R3		DNQ		Jimmy Smith (23)	31,276
1930-31	Division 1	9th	R3		DNQ		Gordon Hodgson (36)	26,652
1931-32	Division 1	10th	QF		DNQ		Gordon Hodgson (27)	25,443
1932-33	Division 1	14th	R3		DNQ		Gordon Hodgson (24)	23,381
1933-34	Division 1	18th	R5		DNQ		Gordon Hodgson (25)	32,482
1934-35	Division 1	7th	R4		DNQ		Gordon Hodgson (29)	25,198
1935-36	Division 1	19th	R3		DNQ		Fred Howe (17)	28,686
1936-37	Division 1	18th	R3		DNQ		Fred Howe (16)	23,817
1937-38	Division 1	11th	R5		DNQ		Alf Hanson (15)	30,141
1938-39	Division 1	11th	R5		DNQ		Berry Nieuwenhuys (16)	32,160
League suspended from 1939-1946 due to World War II
1945-46	n/a^[4]		R4				Willie Fagan (3)	23,227
1946-47	Division 1	1st	SF				Jack Balmer (28) Albert Stubbins (28)	47,564
1947-48	Division 1	11th	R5				Albert Stubbins (26)	44,271
1948-49	Division 1	12th	R5		DNQ^[5]		Jack Balmer (16)	45,273
1949-50	Division 1	8th	Runner-Up		DNQ		Billy Liddell (19)	45,597
1950-51	Division 1	9th	R3		DNQ		Billy Liddell (15)	38,180
1951-52	Division 1	11th	R5		DNQ		Billy Liddell (19)	39,928
1952-53	Division 1	17th	R3		DNQ		Billy Liddell (13)	40,172
1953-54	Division 1	22nd	R3		DNQ		Sammy Smyth (13)	40,979
1954-55	Division 2	11th	R5		DNQ		John Evans (33)	36,888
1955-56	Division 2	3rd	R5		DNQ	DNQ	Billy Liddell (32)	39,295
1956-57	Division 2	3rd	R3		DNQ	DNQ	Billy Liddell (21)	35,725
1957-58	Division 2	4th	QF		DNQ	DNQ	Billy Liddell (23)	39,494
1958-59	Division 2	4th	R3		DNQ	DNQ	Jimmy Melia (21)	36,653
1959-60	Division 2	3rd	R4		DNQ	DNQ	Roger Hunt (23)	31,859
1960-61	Division 2	3rd	R4	R3	DNQ	DNQ	Kevin Lewis (32)	29,731
1961-62	Division 2	1st	R5	DNE	DNQ	DNQ	Roger Hunt (42)	40,463
1962-63	Division 1	8th	SF	DNE	DNQ	DNQ	Roger Hunt (26)	43,854
1963-64	Division 1	1st	QF	DNE	DNQ	DNQ	Roger Hunt (33)	45,710
1964-65	Division 1	7th	Winner	DNE	Shared	EC - SF	Roger Hunt (37)	45,192
1965-66	Division 1	1st	R3	DNE	Shared	ECWC - Runner-Up	Roger Hunt (33)	47,214
1966-67	Division 1	5th	R5	DNE	Winner	EC - R2	Roger Hunt (19)	45,772
1967-68	Division 1	3rd	QF	R2	DNQ	ICFC - R3	Roger Hunt (30)	47,214
1968-69	Division 1	2nd	R5	R4	DNQ	ICFC - R1	Roger Hunt (17)	46,818
1969-70	Division 1	5th	QF	R3	DNQ	ICFC - R2	Bobby Graham (21)	44,185
1970-71	Division 1	5th	Runner-Up	R3	DNQ	ICFC - SF	Alun Evans (15)	46,394
1971-72	Division 1	3rd	R4	R4	DNQ	ECWC - R2	John Toshack (13)	46,150
1972-73	Division 1	1st	R4	R5	DNQ	UEFA - Winner^[6]	Kevin Keegan (22)	44,863
1973-74	Division 1	2nd	Winner	R5	DNE	EC - R2	Kevin Keegan (19)	43,362
1974-75	Division 1	3rd	R4	R4	Winner	ECWC - R4	Steve Heighway (13)	43,242
1975-76	Division 1	1st	R4	R3	DNQ	UEFA - Winner	John Toshack (23)	39,847
1976-77	Division 1	1st	Runner-Up	R2	Winner	EC - Winner	Kevin Keegan (20)	49,224
1977-78	Division 1	2nd	R3	Runner-Up	Shared	EC - Winner ESC - Winner	Kenny Dalglish (31)	48,621
1977-78	Division 1	2nd	R3	Runner-Up	Shared	WCC - DNE	Kenny Dalglish (31)	48,621
1978-79	Division 1	1st	SF	R1	DNQ	EC - R1	Kenny Dalglish (25)	45,992
						ESC - Runner-Up
						WCC - DNE
1979-80	Division 1	1st	SF	SF	Winner	EC - R1	David Johnson (27)	43,748
1980-81	Division 1	5th	R4	Winner	Winner	EC - Winner	Terry McDermott (22)	39,666
1981-82	Division 1	1st	R5	Winner	DNQ	EC - R3 ESC - DNE	Ian Rush (30)	35,387
1981-82	Division 1	1st	R5	Winner	DNQ	WCC - Runner-Up	Ian Rush (30)	35,387
1982-83	Division 1	1st	R5	Winner	Winner	EC - R3	Ian Rush (31)	35,677
1983-84	Division 1	1st	R4	Winner	Runner-Up	EC - Winner	Ian Rush (47)	35,793
1984-85	Division 1	2nd	SF	R3	Runner-Up	EC - Runner-Up ESC - Runner-Up WCC - Runner-Up	John Wark (27)	38,056
1985-86	Division 1	1st	Winner	SF	DNQ	Banned^[7]	Ian Rush (33)	33,928
1986-87^[8]	Division 1	2nd	R3	Runner-Up	Shared	Banned	Ian Rush (40)	35,538
1987-88	Division 1	1st	Runner-Up	R3	DNQ	Banned	John Aldridge (29)	42,267
1988-89	Division 1	2nd	Winner	R4	Winner	Banned	John Aldridge (31)	38,713
1989-90	Division 1	1st	SF	R3	Winner	Banned	Ian Rush (40)	35,538
1990-91	Division 1	2nd	R5	R3	Shared	Banned	Ian Rush (26)	36,389
1991-92	Division 1	6th	Winner	R4	DNQ	UEFA - R4	Dean Saunders (23)	33,844
1992-93	Premier League^[9]	6th	R3	R4	Runner-Up	ECWC - R2	Ian Rush (22)	34,741
1993-94	Premier League	8th	R3	R4	DNQ	DNQ	Ian Rush (19)	35,847
1994-95	Premier League	4th	QF	Winner	DNQ	DNQ	Robbie Fowler (31)	34,743
1995-96	Premier League	3rd	Runner-Up	R4	DNQ	UEFA - R2	Robbie Fowler (36)	39,010
1996-97	Premier League	4th	R4	R5	DNQ	ECWC - SF	Robbie Fowler (31)	38,436
1997-98	Premier League	3rd	R3	SF	DNQ	UEFA - R2	Michael Owen (23)	39,100
1998-99	Premier League	7th	R4	R4	DNQ	UEFA - R3	Michael Owen (23)	39,427
1999-2000	Premier League	4th	R4	R3	DNQ	DNQ	Michael Owen (12)	42,598
2000-01	Premier League	3rd	Winner	Winner	DNQ	UEFA - Winner	Michael Owen (24)	42,768
2001-02	Premier League	2nd	R4	R3	Winner	CL - QF^[10]	Michael Owen (29)	41,484
2001-02	Premier League	2nd	R4	R3	Winner	ESC - Winner	Michael Owen (29)	41,484
2002-03	Premier League	5th	R4	Winner	Runner-Up	CL - 1GS^[11] UEFA - R5	Michael Owen (28)	42,803
2003-04	Premier League	4th	R5	R4	DNQ	UEFA - R4	Michael Owen (19)	41,777
2004-05	Premier League	5th	R3	Runner-Up	DNQ	CL - Winner	Milan Baroš (13) Steven Gerrard (13) Luis Garcia (13)	41,303
2005-06	Premier League	3rd	Winner	R3	DNQ	CL - R2	Steven Gerrard (23)	43,913
						ESC - Winner
						WCC - Runner-Up
2006-07	Premier League	3rd	R3	QF	Winner	CL - Runner-up	Peter Crouch (18)	43,505
2007-08	Premier League	–	–	–	DNQ	CL	–	–

Notes

^ Liverpool also competed in the Lancashire Cup in 1892-93, reaching the second round.
^ Liverpool won the Dewar Shield, a similar competition, in 1906, beating Corinthians 5-1.
^ The 1923 Charity Shield was contested between an Amateurs XI and a Professionals XI.
^ The FA Cup was played in 1945-46, but League competition was not resumed until a year later. Wartime leagues continued to be played.
^ The Charity Shield did not resume until 1948.
^ The Fairs Cup was renamed the UEFA Cup in 1971.
^ Following the Heysel Disaster, English clubs were banned from European competition from 1985 to 1990. Liverpool were banned for ten years, but were allowed back in 1991.
^ In 1985, the Football League sought to compensate for the ban on English clubs in Europe by founding the Super Cup, a competition for clubs that would normally have qualified. The 1985-86 competition ran over into 86-87, and was won by Liverpool, but the competition was scrapped thereafter.
^ in 1992, the top flight of English football broke from the Football League to form the FA Premier League. Division 1 became the second tier, Division 2 the third tier, and Division 3 the fourth tier. Division 4 was rendered obsolete. The competitions worked in the same way as before, but with different distribution of wealth.
^ The European Cup was renamed the Champions League in 1992. In 1997, it was expanded to allow runners up, and in 1999 it was further expanded, allowing up to four teams. England was awarded three places, gaining a fourth in 2002.
^ Teams finishing third in the first group stage of the Champions League enter the UEFA Cup at round 3.

References

"LFCHistory.net". Retrieved August 22 2006. {{cite web}}: Check date values in: |accessdate= (help); Cite has empty unknown parameter: |1= (help)

External links

LFCHistory.net's Season Archive has more detailed information for each season.

[lancscup-1] Liverpool also competed in the Lancashire Cup in 1892-93, reaching the second round.

[dewarshield-2] Liverpool won the Dewar Shield, a similar competition, in 1906, beating Corinthians 5-1.

[1923CS-3] The 1923 Charity Shield was contested between an Amateurs XI and a Professionals XI.

[45-46-4] The FA Cup was played in 1945-46, but League competition was not resumed until a year later. Wartime leagues continued to be played.

[1946CS-5] The Charity Shield did not resume until 1948.

[uefac-6] The Fairs Cup was renamed the UEFA Cup in 1971.

[heyselban-7] Following the Heysel Disaster, English clubs were banned from European competition from 1985 to 1990. Liverpool were banned for ten years, but were allowed back in 1991.

[sssc-8] In 1985, the Football League sought to compensate for the ban on English clubs in Europe by founding the Super Cup, a competition for clubs that would normally have qualified. The 1985-86 competition ran over into 86-87, and was won by Liverpool, but the competition was scrapped thereafter.

[FAPL-9] 1992, the top flight of English football broke from the Football League to form the FA Premier League. Division 1 became the second tier, Division 2 the third tier, and Division 3 the fourth tier. Division 4 was rendered obsolete. The competitions worked in the same way as before, but with different distribution of wealth.

[CL-10] The European Cup was renamed the Champions League in 1992. In 1997, it was expanded to allow runners up, and in 1999 it was further expanded, allowing up to four teams. England was awarded three places, gaining a fourth in 2002.

[CLtoUEFA-11] Teams finishing third in the first group stage of the Champions League enter the UEFA Cup at round 3.

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