1992/93
League:
Level
Endsleigh League Division 1
Position:
14th
FA Cup:
Third Round
League Cup:
Second Round
Chairman:
Keith Cox
Manager:
Brian Horton
Top Scorer:
Jim Magilton (13)
Notable Players:
Joey Beauchamp, Mark Druce, Mike Ford, Paul Kee, Jim Magilton, David Penny, Les Robinson, Mickey Lewis, Ken Veysey, Paul Wanless.
Kit Manufacturer
Sponsor
Football League Branding
Home Kit
Long
sleeves
In essence, the Matchwinner kits for the 1992/93 season remained identical to those of the previous year. However, the shirt numbers were considerably larger and featured a small Matchwinner logo at the base of each numeral.
The navy shorts from the previous season had always appeared slightly too light or washed out, so for the 1992/93 season, the shorts were upgraded to a higher quality, exhibiting a rich metallic sheen.
This season also marked the introduction of the Premier League, so the old Division 2 became Division 1.
Away Kit & Variations
Long
sleeves
The change shirts were identical to the previous season. The change shirts were used as often as possible away from the Manor Ground. The only time they didn’t feature was when the home team wore red.
Goalkeeper Jerseys
After several weeks, a new jersey featuring the Unipart logo in blue was introduced. This design became the primary shirt for the season, although the older white-sponsored version occasionally made appearances throughout the campaign.
Match By Match
Bristol Rov
Home
W 2-1
Swansea
Home
W 3-0
LC1
Millwall
Away
L 3-1
Swansea
Away
L 1-0
LC1
Wolves
Home
D 0-0
Swindon
Home
L 1-3
Grimsby
Away
D 1-1
Sunderland
Home
L 0-1
Cambridge
Home
W 3-0
Swindon
Away
D 2-2
Aston Villa
Home
L 1-2
LC2
Tranmere
Home
L 1-2
Brentford
Away
L 2-0
AIC
Birmingham
Home
D 0-0
Aston Villa
Away
L 2-1
Derby
Away
W 0-1
Barnsley
Home
D 0-0
Notts C
Away
D 1-1
Watford
Home
D 1-1
Portsmouth
Home
D 5-5
Southend
Away
W 0-3
Luton
Home
W 4-0
West Ham
Away
L 5-3
Brentford
Away
L 1-0
Leicester
Home
D 0-0
Charlton
Away
D 1-1
Bristol City
Away
D 1-1
Newcastle
Home
W 4-2
Swansea
Away
D 1-1
FAC3
Swindon
Home
L 0-1
Swansea
Home
L 2-2 (4-5)
FAC3R
Tranmere
Away
L 4-0
Cambridge
Away
D 2-2
Millwall
Home
W 3-0
Bristol Rov
Away
W 0-1
Sunderland
Away
L 2-0
Wolves
Away
W 0-1
Grimsby
Home
L 0-1
Derby
Home
L 0-1
Birmingham
Away
L 1-0
Luton
Away
L 3-1
Southend
Home
L 0-1
Peterboro'
Away
D 1-1
West Ham
Home
W 1-0
Portsmouth
Away
L 3-0
Brentford
Home
L 0-2
Leicester
Away
L 2-1
Bristol City
Home
W 2-0
Charlton
Home
L 0-1
Peterboro'
Home
W 2-1
Barnsley
Away
W 0-1
Notts C
Home
D 1-1
Newcastle
Away
L 2-1
Watford
Away
W 0-1