List of Bath City F.C. players

List of players

For a detailed account of the club's history, see History of Bath City F.C.

Jim Rollo as assistant manager for the club in 2017

Bath City Football Club was founded in 1889 as Bath AFC, and changed its name to Bath City in 1905. The club was heavily discussed for entry into the Football League Third Division during the 1930s,[1][2] though Bath missed out on election to the Football League on multiple occasions, including 1935, 1978 and 1985.[3] Upon the outbreak of the Second World War, the club won the Football League North – making them the only non-League football club to have ever won an English Football League trophy.[4] Bath reached the third round of the FA Cup six times, beating league sides such as Crystal Palace (in 1931), Millwall (in 1959), and Cardiff City (in 1992).[5]

The club were crowned Southern League champions in 1960 and 1978; one of the highest levels of non-League football at the time. After a period of relative decline in the 1990s whilst in the Conference, Bath were demoted to the seventh tier in 2004, the lowest level the club has ever played at. They were promoted in 2007,[6] and then again in 2010,[7] and played in the Conference for the first time since 1997, though the club were relegated in 2012 and have played in the National League South since.[5] Bath's record appearance maker is Dave Mogg, who made 515 appearances over a 16-year period with the club. Tony Ricketts has the second most appearances with 506. Players with more than 400 appearances include Dave Singleton, Dave Palmer and Jim Rollo.

## Key

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* The list is ordered first by number of appearances, and then date of debut.
* Statistics are correct up to the end of the 2022-23 season.

Positions key  Pre-1960s  | 1960s–

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GK  | Goalkeeper
FB  | Full back | DF  | Defender
HB  | Half back | MF  | Midfielder
FW  | Forward

Nationality
Unless otherwise noted, the nationality of a player is determined by the country/countries for which he has played international football, or if the player has not played international football, his country of birth.
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.
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.
Total appearances and Total goals
Appearances and goals are for first-team competitive matches only, including Southern League, Alliance premier league, National League, National League South, FA Cup and FA Trophy. Matches from the abandoned 1939–40 season are excluded.

## Players

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* Known as "The Highbury express" during his time at Arsenal, Alan Skiton, he was recognised for his pace and power down the wing, and scored 44 goals for the club in 144 appearances.[8]

* Charlie Fleming, is the club's record goal scorer, with 216 goals.

* Jim Rollo captained the club to two consecutive promotions in the space of just three years in 2007 and again in 2010, propelling the club back into the top tier of non league football.[9]

* Scott Patridge was described as "an immensely skilful little striker with a wonderful first touch".[10]

* Frankie Artus was the team's main defensive midfielder from 2014-2021.

* Ryan Clarke made over 200 appearances for the club between 2017 and 2022.

Club Record Holder

Bath players with over 100 appearances  Name  | Nationality  | Position  | Bath City career  | Appearances  | Goals  | Ref

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Bert Dumble |  England | FW  | 1912–1915  | 104  | 41  | [11][12]
Reg Adams |  England | GK  | 1918–1925  | 179  | 41  | [13][14]
William Smith |  Scotland | HB  | 1918–1923  | 122  | 13  | [13][14]
Charlie Nuth |  England | FB  | 1918–1937  | 245  | 4  | [13][15]
George March |  England | FB  | 1920–1924  | 138  | 4  | [16][17]
George Prout |  England | GK  | 1920–1926  | 277  | 1  | [16][18]
Harry Brittain |  England | FW  | 1924–1928  | 133  | 30  | [18][19]
Ike Long |  England | FB  | 1924–1929  | 139  | 5  | [18][20]
Charlie Brittain |  England | FW  | 1924–1928  | 118  | 77  | [18][19]
Ernie Sanbridge |  England | FB  | 1926–1935  | 369  | 1  | [21][22]
Les Hicks |  England | FB  | 1928–1935  | 270  | 18  | [23][22]
Jim McCartney |  England | FW  | 1931–1933  | 106  | 48  | [24][25]
Jim Hall |  England | FB  | 1931–1935  | 212  | 1  | [24][26]
Jack Lloyd |  England | HB  | 1932–1935  | 139  | 9  | [27][26]
George Smith |  England | FB  | 1935–1940  | 119  | 15  | [26][28]
Frank Newbury |  England | FB  | 1936–1940  | 146  | 1  | [29][28]
Ted Dransfield |  England | FB  | 1937–1940  | 117  | 5  | [30][28]
John Browne |  Scotland | HB  | 1945–1948  | 119  | 31  | [31][32]
Ted Owens |  England | FB  | 1945–1950  | 167  | 4  | [31][33]
Ernie Marshall |  England | MF  | 1948–1951  |  |  | [34][35]
Lew Bradford |  England | FB  | 1950–1953  | 129  | 2  | [33][36]
Ray Snook |  England | FW  | 1950–1956  | 176  | 83  | [33][37]
Harry Liley |  England | GK  | 1951–1956  | 218  | 0  | [35][37]
Jackie Boyd |  United States | FW  | 1952–1955  | 104  | 42  | [38][39]
Maurice Locker |  England | FB  | 1952–1958  | 161  | 2  | [38][40]
Selwyn Watkins |  England | FW  | 1952–1955  | 149  | 41  | [38][39]
Bobby McLaren |  Scotland | FB  | 1955–1957  | 112  | 6  | [38][41]
Tony Gough |  England | HB  | 1956–1956

1963–1970

| 502  | 50  | [42][43]
Tony Book |  England | FB  | 1956–1964  | 387  | 12  | [37][44]
Alan Skirton |  England | FW  | 1956–1960  | 144  | 44  | [45][46]
Frank Meadows |  England | DF  | 1957–1962  | 246  | 2  | [47][48]
Roger Swift |  England | DF  | 1957–1969  | 310  | 1  | [49][50]
Charlie Fleming |  Scotland | FW  | 1958–1965  | 300  | 216  | [51][52]
Peter Thomas |  Wales | FW  | 1959–1961  | 132  | 36  | [53][54]
Ian Black |  Scotland | GK  | 1959–1962  | 143  | 0  | [53][55]
Ian MacFarlane |  Scotland | DF  | 1959–1967  | 330  | 4  | [53][56]
Ron Walker |  England | FW  | 1961–1967  | 249  | 52  | [55][57]
Brian Carter |  England | HB  | 1961–1968  | 242  | 7  | [55][58]
Mike Whitehouse |  England | DF  | 1965–1968  | 132  | 3  | [52][58]
Brian McAuley |  Scotland | GK  | 1967–1972  | 275  | 0  | [57][59]
Wilf Carter |  England | FW  | 1966–1970  | 210  | 46  | [60][61]
John Allen |  England | ST  | 1967–1971  | 218  | 76  | [57][62]
Terry Burton |  England | DF  | 1967–1972  | 258  | 7  | [57][59]
Tommy Taylor |  England | MF  | 1968–1972  | 172  | 4  | [58][63]
Roy Lambden |  England | DF  | 1968–1971  | 114  | 2  | [58][62]
Dave Taylor |  England | FW  | 1969–1971  | 149  | 46  | [64][65]
John Parker |  England | MF  | 1969–1972  | 129  | 10  | [64][63]
Paul Gover |  England | DF  | 1971–1982  | 398  | 7  | [64][66]
Nigel Ryan |  England | DF  | 1971–1974

1976–1980

| 338  | 6  | [64][67]
Ray Mabbut |  England | DF  | 1972–1975  | 113  | 5  | [63][68]
Kenny Allen |  England | GK  | 1973–78

1988–1989

| 289  | 0  | [69][70]
Peter Rogers |  England | FW  | 1973–1979  | 314  | 70  | [69][71]
John Fairbrother |  England | FW  | 1974–1976  | 108  | 60  | [72][73]
Richard Edwards |  England | DF  | 1974–1976  | 103  | 14  | [72][73]
Roger Smart |  England | DF  | 1974–1977  | 123  | 2  | [72][74]
Martyn Rogers |  England | MF  | 1974–1980  | 238  | 12  | [72][75]
Jimmy McInch |  Scotland | FW  | 1975–1977  | 115  | 18  | [68][74]
Glyn Broom |  England | DF  | 1975–1981  | 109  | 5  | [68][76]
Richard Bourne |  England | DF  | 1976–1979  | 160  | 20  | [73][71]
Peter Higgins |  England | MF  | 1976–1979  | 145  | 24  | [73][71]
Colin Tavener |  England | MF  | 1976–1981  | 321  | 16  | [73][76]
Martin Wheeler |  England | FW  | 1976–1981  | 242  | 60  | [73][76]
George Gibbs |  England | FW  | 1977–1979  | 111  | 34  | [73][71]
Jimmy Jenkins |  England | FW  | 1978–1982  | 220  | 77  | [77]
Tony Ricketts |  England | DF  | 1979–1986

1988–1991

| 506  | 19  | [78][79]
Peter Hayes |  England | MF  | 1979–1984  | 238  | 23  | [80][81]
Graham Withey |  England | FW  | 1980–1986

1991–1997

| 283  | 109  | [82][83]
Dave Palmer |  England | DF  | 1980–1996  | 445  | 23  | [84][85]
Jeff Sherwood |  England | DF  | 1981–1985  | 250  | 4  | [76][86]
Keith Brown |  England | MF  | 1981–1986  | 394  | 44  | [76][79]
Dave Singleton |  England | FW  | 1981–1993  | 415  | 93  | [76][87]
Peter Aitken |  England | DF  | 1982–1985  | 126  | 8  | [88][86]
Phil Barton |  England | MF  | 1982–1987  | 140  | 7  | [88][89]
Dave Mogg |  England | GK  | 1982–1988

1992–1997

| 515  | 0  | [88][90]
Mike Adams |  England | MF  | 1984–1988  | 175  | 22  | [81][91]
Paul Bodin |  Wales | FW  | 1985–1988  | 284  | 63  | [81][91]
Paul Stevens |  England | DF  | 1985–1991  | 215  | 3  | [81][92]
Chris Smith |  England | FW  | 1988–1991  | 110  | 7  | [93]
Jim Preston |  Scotland | GK  | 1988–1992  | 132  | 0  | [94][95]
Gary Smart |  England | MF  | 1988–1996  | 293  | 71  | [96]
John Freegard |  England | FW  | 1989–1993  | 158  | 75  | [97][98]
Chris Banks |  England | DF  | 1989–1994  | 259  | 5  | [99]
Paul Randall |  England | FW  | 1989–1993  | 212  | 112  | [100]
Jerry Gill |  England | MF  | 1990–1996  | 218  | 14  | [101]
Adie Mings |  England | FW  | 1990–1996  | 195  | 36  | [102]
Martin Boyle |  England | FW  | 1991–1993  | 129  | 27  | [103]
Ian Hedges |  England | DF  | 1991–1998  | 277  | 12  | [104]
Stuart James |  England | DF  | 1993–2000  | 249  | 6  | [105]
Paul Adcock |  England | FW  | 1993–1996  | 129  | 41  | [106]
Nicky Brooks |  England | MF  | 1993–1998  | 140  | 17  | [107]
Mark Hervin |  England | GK  | 1994–1997  | 192  | 1  | [108]
Mike Wyatt |  England | MF  | 1996–1998  | 110  | 12  | [109]
Martin Paul |  England | FW  | 1996–2001  | 277  | 115  | [110]
Mark Harrington |  England | MF  | 1996–2001  | 215  | 19  | [111]
Rob Skidmore |  England | DF  | 1997–2000  | 116  | 2  | [112][113]
Colin Towler |  England | DF  | 1998–2002  | 248  | 16  | [114][115]
Jim Rollo |  England | DF  | 2002–2012

2013–2016

| 484  | 9  | [116]
Phil Walsh |  England | FW  | 2003–2008  | 153  | 28  | [117]
Steve Jones |  England | DF  | 2003–2009  | 242  | 6  | [118]
Scott Partridge |  England | FW  | 2004–2008  | 170  | 78  | [119]
Paul Evans |  South Africa | GK  | 2004–2009  | 217  | 0  | [120]
Adie Harris |  England | MF  | 2005–2008  | 168  | 8  | [121]
Chris Holland |  England | DF  | 2005–2009  | 207  | 36  | [122]
Gethin Jones |  Wales | MF  | 2005–2013  | 342  | 20  | [123]
Scott Rogers |  England | MF  | 2006–2009  | 123  | 9  | [124]
Darren Edwards |  England | FW  | 2006–2010  | 185  | 59  | [125]
Lewis Hogg |  England | MF  | 2006–2012  | 239  | 37  | [126]
Sekani Simpson |  England | DF  | 2006–2017  | 387  | 5  | [127]
Dave Gilroy |  England | FW  | 2007–2009  | 105  | 52  | [128]
Marc Canham |  England | MF  | 2010–2013  | 121  | 11  | [129][130]
Joe Burnell |  England | MF  | 2010–2014  | 121  | 3  | [131]
Dan Ball |  England | MF  | 2010–2021  | 247  | 8  | [132]
Mark Preece |  England | DF  | 2011–2014  | 102  | 7  | [133]
Jason Mellor |  England | GK  | 2012–2015  | 129  | 0  | [134]
Andy Gallinagh |  England | MF  | 2013–2016  | 172  | 3  | [135]
David Pratt |  England | FW  | 2013–2016  | 138  | 50  | [136]
Andy Watkins |  England | FW  | 2013–2019  | 220  | 51  | [137]
Ross Stearn |  England | FW  | 2013–2020  | 103  | 31  | [138]
Chas Hemmings |  England | FW  | 2014–2017  | 130  | 11  | [139]
Nick Mcootie |  England | FW  | 2014–2018  | 145  | 33  | [140]
Frankie Artus |  England | MF  | 2014–2021  | 189  | 16  | [141]
Ryan Clarke |  England | GK  | 2017–2022  | 195  | 0  | [142]
Jack Batten |  England | DF  | 2016–  | 262  | 15  | [143]
Tom Smith |  England | MF | 2016–  | 211  | 39  | [144]
Joe Raynes  |  England | DF  | 2017–  | 196  | 11  | [145]
Cody Cooke |  England | FW  | 2020–  | 105  | 53  | [146]
Jordan Dyer  |  England | DF  | 2021–  | 107  | 6  | [147]

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Lists of English men's football seasons by club

* Clubs are grouped by their division in the 2025–26 season

Premier League|

* AFC Bournemouth
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* Everton
* Fulham
* Leeds United
* Liverpool
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* Newcastle United
* Nottingham Forest
* Sunderland
* Tottenham Hotspur
* West Ham United
* Wolverhampton Wanderers

Championship|

* Birmingham City
* Blackburn Rovers
* Bristol City
* Charlton Athletic
* Coventry City
* Derby County
* Hull City
* Ipswich Town
* Leicester City
* Middlesbrough
* Millwall
* Norwich City
* Oxford United
* Portsmouth
* Preston North End
* Queens Park Rangers
* Sheffield United
* Sheffield Wednesday
* Southampton
* Stoke City
* Swansea City
* Watford
* West Bromwich Albion
* Wrexham

League One|

* AFC Wimbledon
* Barnsley
* Blackpool
* Bolton Wanderers
* Bradford City
* Burton Albion
* Cardiff City
* Doncaster Rovers
* Exeter City
* Huddersfield Town
* Leyton Orient
* Lincoln City
* Luton Town
* Mansfield Town
* Northampton Town
* Peterborough United
* Plymouth Argyle
* Port Vale
* Reading
* Rotherham United
* Stevenage
* Stockport County
* Wigan Athletic
* Wycombe Wanderers

League Two|

* Accrington Stanley
* Barnet
* Barrow
* Bristol Rovers
* Bromley
* Cambridge United
* Cheltenham Town
* Chesterfield
* Colchester United
* Crawley Town
* Crewe Alexandra
* Fleetwood Town
* Gillingham
* Grimsby Town
* Harrogate Town
* Milton Keynes Dons
* Newport County
* Notts County
* Oldham Athletic
* Salford City
* Shrewsbury Town
* Swindon Town
* Tranmere Rovers
* Walsall

Non-League|

* AFC Fylde
* Aldershot Town
* Alfreton Town
* Altrincham
* Arlesey Town
* Ashford United
* Banbury United
* Bath City
* Bishop's Stortford
* Blyth Spartans
* Brackley Town
* Bradford Park Avenue
* Burnham
* Bury
* Buxton
* Cambridge City
* Carlisle United
* Chesham United
* Chester
* Chippenham Town
* Chorley
* Corby Town
* Curzon Ashton
* Dagenham & Redbridge
* Darlington
* Dartford
* Dover Athletic
* Eastbourne Borough
* Eastbourne Town
* Ebbsfleet United
* FC Halifax Town
* F.C. United of Manchester
* Forest Green Rovers
* Gateshead
* Glossop North End
* Gloucester City
* Harrow Borough
* Hartlepool United
* Havant & Waterlooville
* Hayes & Yeading United
* Hitchin Town
* Kidderminster Harriers
* King's Lynn Town
* Leamington
* Maidstone United
* Margate
* Marine
* Marske United
* Morecambe
* Nelson
* Northwich Victoria
* Nuneaton Town
* Redditch United
* Rochdale
* Rushall Olympic
* Scarborough Athletic
* Scunthorpe United
* South Shields
* Southend United
* Southport
* Spennymoor Town
* Sutton United
* Swindon Supermarine
* Tamworth
* Torquay United
* Walton & Hersham
* Warrington Town
* Welling United
* Weymouth
* Whitby Town
* Wingate & Finchley
* Woking
* Yeovil Town
* York City

Defunct clubs|

* Aldershot
* Chester City
* Gateshead
* Hereford United
* Hinckley United
* Macclesfield Town
* Rushden & Diamonds
* Salisbury City
* Scarborough
* Walton Casuals
* Wimbledon
* Wigan Borough

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