League:
Level
N-Power League 2
Position:
12th
FA Cup:
First Round
League Cup:
Second Round
Chairman:
Kelvin Thomas
Manager:
Chris Wilder
Top Scorer:
James Constable (17)
Notable Players:
Damian Batt, Ryan Clarke, Simon Clist, James Constable, Tom Craddock, Simon Heslop, Jack Midson, Alfie Potter, Anthony Tonkin, Harry Worley, Jake Wright.
Whilst Nike's shirt was similar to a design worn by United in the mid-'70s, this particular example was poorly received.
Witney-based insurance company Bridle became the main shirt sponsor. Polythene UK featured as the back-of-shirt sponsor, replacing Hartwell, whose own (changed) logo moved down to the rear of the shorts.
With a return to the Football League, the club was issued with Football League numbers, letters and competition sleeve patches.
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A radical new Nike shirt design was selected, reminiscent of the kits worn by the team between 1975-77.
However, the extensive use of navy blue, especially on the back of the shirts, did not resonate well with fans. Additionally, alternative yellow shorts or socks were not used throughout the season.
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It did seem strange to choose sky blue for the change colour, especially considering the home kit was also predominately blue.
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The 2009 change shirt was used as the basis of a third-choice kit. These shirts included the new sponsors, player numbers and competition patches.
Interestingly, at West Ham, the navy socks were a different design to the navy home socks. The socks were in the same style as the sky blue socks but were only ever worn for this one match.
During the away match at Rotherham, the team debuted change shirts adorned with poppy transfers for the first time. This has since become a standard feature for remembrance weekends.
However, it appeared that the poppies were applied incorrectly, as they were positioned on their sides.
The shirts were later auctioned to raise money for the Royal British Legion.
The final home match of the season featured shirts with the Oxford Children's Hospital logo, which replaced the Bridle roundel, but not the Bridle name.
The shirts were later auctioned to help raise funds for the charity.
Burton
Away
Bristol Rov
Home
Bury
Home
Wycombe
Away
West Ham
Away
Accrington
Home
Aldershot
Away
Morecambe
Home
Hereford
Away
Stockport
Away
Crewe
Home
Cheltenham
Away
Port Vale
Home
Aldershot
Away
Macclesfield
Away
Northampton
Home
Bradford
Away
Torquay
Home
Burton
Away
Rotherham
Away
Gillingham
Home
Chesterfield
Away
Barnet
Home
Macclesfield
Home
Southend
Home
Torquay
Away
Aldershot
Away
Bradford
Home
Northampton
Away
Shrewsbury
Home
Cheltenham
Home
Southend
Away
Gillingham
Away
Rotherham
Home
Stevenage
Away
Macclesfield
Away
Hereford
Home
Lincoln
Away
Stockport
Away
Port Vale
Away
Stevenage
Home
Crewe
Home
Burton
Home
Bury
Away
Wycombe
Home
Accrington
Away
Chesterfield
Home
Barnet
Away
Lincoln
Home
Shrewsbury
Away