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Results, Table and Transfers 2007/08 Results, Table and Transfers 2007/08 Competition Date Venue Opposition Result Scorers Crowd 1 - Ankergren 1 - Richardson 2 - 5 -Marques Heath 6 - Lewis 3 - Weston 23 - Hughes22 - Thompson 8 - Westlake 11 - Beckford 9 - 20 -Kandol Flo19 - Howson 14 - Gardner 27 - Parker 26 - Prutton 7 - Douglas 4 - Carole 17 - Elliott 29 - Clapham 24 - Bayly18 - Delph 28 - Ameobi 31 - Huntington 3 - Vries De 32 - 16 -Andrews Lucas 25 - Costa Da 30 - Constantine 10 - Madden 34 - Kishishev 33 - Kilkenny 37 - 35 -Kenton Johnson 16 - Sweeney 24 - Michalik 33 - Sheehan 32 - Elding 39 - Freedman 38 - League One 11-Aug (a) Tranmere Rovers W 2-1 Heath, Kandol 11,008 G RB CB CB LB M M M M A A S S Carling Cup 1st 14-Aug (a) Macclesfield Town W 1-0 Westlake 3,422 G CB LB S S S A M RB CB M M M A round League One 18-Aug (h) Southend United W 4-1 Thompson, Flo, 24,036 G RB CB CB LB M M A A S S M M S Marques, Beckford Tore Andre Flo puts United against Southend on 18 August League One 25-Aug (a) Nottingham Forest W 2-1 Kandol, Beckford 25,237 G RB CB CB M A A S S S M M M LB Carling Cup 2nd 28-Aug (a) Portsmouth L 0-3 8,502 G RB CB CB S A M LB M M M S S A round League One 1-Sep (h) Luton Town W 1-0 Kandol 26,856 G RB CB CB LB M A A M M M S League One 8-Sep (h) Hartlepool United W 2-0 Kandol, Beckford 26,877 G RB CB CB M S A A M M M LB S League One 14-Sep (a) Bristol Rovers W 3-0 Beckford 2, Kandol 11,883 G RB CB CB M S A A M M M LB S League One 22-Sep (h) Swansea City W 2-0 Beckford, Prutton 29,467 G RB CB CB M S A A S M M M LB League One 29-Sep (a) Gillingham D 1-1 Carole 8,719 G RB CB CB S M S A A M M M LB S League One 2-Oct (a) Oldham Athletic W 1-0 Westlake 10,054 G RB CB CB LB M S M M M A A League One 6-Oct (h) Yeovil Town W 1-0 De Vries 27,808 G RB CB CB M S A A S M M M LB S Johnstones 9-Oct (a) Darlington W 1-0 Huntington 7,891 RB CB M M M M LB S S CB A A G S Paint Trophy North Section 2nd round League One 13-Oct (h) Leyton Orient D 1-1 Carole 29,177 G RB CB CB M M S A A M M LB S S League One 20-Oct (a) Brighton & Hove W 1-0 Kandol 8,691 G RB CB CB M S A A M M M LB S Albion League One 27-Oct (h) Millwall W 4-2 Prutton, Beckford, 30,319 G RB CB CB S M A A M M M LB S Douglas 2 League One 3-Nov (a) Carlisle United L 1-3 Beckford 16,668 G RB CB CB M A A M M M LB S S S League One 6-Nov (a) AFC Bournemouth W 3-1 Kandol 2, Carole 9,632 G RB CB CB S M A A M M M LB S FA Cup 1st 9-Nov (a) Hereford United D 0-0 5,924 G CB CB M A A M LB M M S RB S S round 1 Results, Table and Transfers 2007/08 Competition Date Venue Opposition Result Scorers Crowd 1 - Ankergren 1 - Richardson 2 - 5 -Marques Heath 6 - Lewis 3 - Weston 23 - Hughes22 - Thompson 8 - Westlake 11 - Beckford 9 - 20 -Kandol Flo19 - Howson 14 - Gardner 27 - Parker 26 - Prutton 7 - Douglas 4 - Carole 17 - Elliott 29 - Clapham 24 - Bayly18 - Delph 28 - Ameobi 31 - Huntington 3 - Vries De 32 - 16 -Andrews Lucas 25 - Costa Da 30 - Constantine 10 - Madden 34 - Kishishev 33 - Kilkenny 37 - 35 -Kenton Johnson 16 - Sweeney 24 - Michalik 33 - Sheehan 32 - Elding 39 - Freedman 38 - Johnstones 13-Nov (h) Bury L 1-2 Constantine 18,809 CB S S M LB M S M CB A G M A RB Paint Trophy North Section quarter final League One 17-Nov (h) Swindon Town W 2-1 Beckford 2 (1 pen) 27,990 G RB CB CB M A A M M M LB S S S Jermaine Beckford opens the scoring against Swindon on 17 November from the penalty spot FA Cup 1st 20-Nov (h) Hereford United L 0-1 11,315 G RB CB S M M A A M LB M CB S S round replay League One 25-Nov (a) Cheltenham Town L 0-1 7,043 RB CB CB M S A A S LB M M M S G League One 4-Dec (h) Port Vale W 3-0 Prutton, Beckford, Flo 20,301 G RB CB CB LB S M A A S S M M M League One 8-Dec (h) Huddersfield Town W 4-0 Douglas, Beckford 2, 32,501 G RB CB CB LB M A A S S M M S M Flo League One 15-Dec (a) Walsall D 1-1 Thompson 10,102 G RB CB CB LB S M A S S M M A M League One 22-Dec (h) Bristol Rovers W 1-0 Elliott own goal 27,863 G RB CB CB LB M M A A S M M S S League One 26-Dec (a) Hartlepool United D 1-1 Beckford 7,784 G RB CB CB LB S M A A S M M S M League One 29-Dec (a) Swansea City L 2-3 Beckford, Thompson 19,010 G RB CB CB S LB M M A A S M S M League One 1-Jan (h) Oldham Athletic L 1-3 Constantine 25,906 G RB CB CB LB M A A S S M M S M League One 5-Jan (h) Northampton Town W 3-0 Richardson, Marques, 24,472 G RB CB S M M A S A LB M S CB M Weston League One 14-Jan (a) Crewe Alexandra W 1-0 Beckford 6,771 G RB M A S A LB M CB M CB S M League One 19-Jan (h) Doncaster Rovers L 0-1 31,402 G RB S S M A S A LB CB M CB M M League One 26-Jan (a) Luton Town D 1-1 Huntington 9,297 G RB M S A A S LB M CB CB M M 2 Results, Table and Transfers 2007/08 Competition Date Venue Opposition Result Scorers Crowd 1 - Ankergren 1 - Richardson 2 - 5 -Marques Heath 6 - Lewis 3 - Weston 23 - Hughes22 - Thompson 8 - Westlake 11 - Beckford 9 - 20 -Kandol Flo19 - Howson 14 - Gardner 27 - Parker 26 - Prutton 7 - Douglas 4 - Carole 17 - Elliott 29 - Clapham 24 - Bayly18 - Delph 28 - Ameobi 31 - Huntington 3 - Vries De 32 - 16 -Andrews Lucas 25 - Costa Da 30 - Constantine 10 - Madden 34 - Kishishev 33 - Kilkenny 37 - 35 -Kenton Johnson 16 - Sweeney 24 - Michalik 33 - Sheehan 32 - Elding 39 - Freedman 38 - League One 29-Jan (a) Southend United L 0-1 9,819 RB M A A S LB M S CB G M CB S M League One 2-Feb (h) Tranmere Rovers L 0-2 24,907 CB M A S M M S S G RB M CB LB A League One 9-Feb (a) Northampton Town D 1-1 Howson 7,260 G CB M A A S M M RB M S CB LB League One 12-Feb (h) Nottingham Forest D 1-1 Beckford pen 29,552 G CB M A A S M M RB M S CB LB S League One 23-Feb (h) Crewe Alexandra D 1-1 Kandol 21,223 G M CB A A M M S RB S M CB LB S League One 1-Mar (a) Swindon Town W 1-0 Kandol 13,217 G LB CB S A A M M M RB M CB League One 8-Mar (h) AFC Bournemouth W 2-0 Johnson, Kilkenny 21,199 G LB CB S A A M M M RB M CB S S League One 11-Mar (h) Cheltenham Town L 1-2 Elding 20,257 G LB CB S A A M M M RB M CB S S League One 15-Mar (a) Port Vale D 3-3 Marques, Freedman 2 7,908 G CB LB A S M M S M RB M CB A League One 22-Mar (h) Walsall W 2-0 Beckford 2 19,095 G CB A S M M S M RB M CB LB A League One 29-Mar (h) Brighton & Hove D 0-0 22,575 G CB A S M M S M RB M CB LB S A Albion League One 1-Apr (a) Doncaster Rovers W 1-0 Sheehan 15,001 G RB S A M M CB M M CB LB A League One 5-Apr (a) Leyton Orient W 2-0 Huntington, Beckford 7,602 G RB S A S M S M CB M M CB LB A League One 12-Apr (h) Carlisle United W 3-2 Freedman 2, Howson 28,530 G RB S A S M S M CB M LB M CB A League One 15-Apr (a) Huddersfield Town L 0-1 16,413 G RB S A M S M S CB M LB M CB A League One 19-Apr (a) Millwall W 2-0 Prutton, Hughes 13,395 G RB S S M M CB M M S CB LB A A League One 25-Apr (a) Yeovil Town W 1-0 Freedman 9,527 G RB S S M S M CB M M CB LB A A Johnson and Elding watch as Freedman forces home a goal at Yeovil on 25 April - the win confirmed United's play-off place League One 3-May (h) Gillingham W 2-1 Johnson, Kandol 38,256 G S M A RB M M S S CB LB M CB A Play Off semi 12-May (h) Carlisle United L 1-2 Freedman 36,297 G RB S A S M M M S CB M LB CB A final 1st leg 3 Results, Table and Transfers 2007/08 Competition Date Venue Opposition Result Scorers Crowd 1 - Ankergren 1 - Richardson 2 - 5 -Marques Heath 6 - Lewis 3 - Weston 23 - Hughes22 - Thompson 8 - Westlake 11 - Beckford 9 - 20 -Kandol Flo19 - Howson 14 - Gardner 27 - Parker 26 - Prutton 7 - Douglas 4 - Carole 17 - Elliott 29 - Clapham 24 - Bayly18 - Delph 28 - Ameobi 31 - Huntington 3 - Vries De 32 - 16 -Andrews Lucas 25 - Costa Da 30 - Constantine 10 - Madden 34 - Kishishev 33 - Kilkenny 37 - 35 -Kenton Johnson 16 - Sweeney 24 - Michalik 33 - Sheehan 32 - Elding 39 - Freedman 38 - Play Off semi 15-May (a) Carlisle United W 2-0 Howson 2 12,873 G RB A M M M CB M LB CB A final 2nd leg Play Off final at 25-May (n) Doncaster Rovers L 0-1 75,132 G RB S A S M M M CB M LB CB A Wembley League Starts 45 39 34 25 1 1 32 9 10 40 32 4 21 1 6 38 22 17 12 12 1 1 3 1 5 16 16 18 6 17 10 4 9 League Subs 2 1 6 8 4 10 9 18 5 3 5 2 11 1 1 5 5 4 3 2 3 3 5 2 League Goals 1 3 1 1 1 3 1 20 11 3 2 4 3 3 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 5 Play Off Starts 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 Play Off Subs 2 2 1 Play Off Goals 2 1 FA Cup Starts 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 1 2 2 FA Cup Subs 1 1 1 1 2 FA Cup Goals Carling Cup Starts 2 1 1 2 1 2 2 1 2 2 2 2 1 1 Carling Cup Subs 1 1 2 1 1 Carling Cup Goals 1 Johnstones Paint Starts 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 2 2 1 2 1 1 1 Johnstones Paint Subs 1 1 1 1 1 1 Johnstones Paint Goals 1 1 Overall Starts 52 45 37 30 2 3 33 10 12 45 36 4 30 2 12 44 28 22 1 12 1 19 3 2 5 1 2 1 5 19 16 21 6 20 10 4 12 Overall Subs 2 2 8 10 4 11 2 12 18 5 3 5 3 12 3 1 2 1 5 5 1 6 5 2 3 3 5 2 Overall Goals 1 3 1 1 1 3 2 20 11 3 4 4 3 3 3 1 2 1 2 1 1 6 Manager - Dennis Wise until 29 January, Gary McAllister from 29 January Captain - Alan Thompson 1st substitution 2nd substitution 3rd substitution 4 Results, Table and Transfers 2007/08 Final Table - League One 2007/08 Pos P W D L F A Pts Notes 1 Swansea City 46 27 11 8 82 42 92 2 Nottingham Forest 46 22 16 8 64 32 82 3 Doncaster Rovers 46 23 11 12 65 41 80 4 Carlisle United 46 23 11 12 64 46 80 5 Leeds United 46 27 10 9 72 38 76 1 6 Southend United 46 22 10 14 70 55 76 7 Brighton & Hove Albion 46 19 12 15 58 50 69 8 Oldham Athletic 46 18 13 15 58 46 67 9 Northampton Town 46 17 15 14 60 55 66 10 Huddersfield Town 46 20 6 20 50 62 66 11 Tranmere Rovers 46 18 11 17 52 47 65 12 Walsall 46 16 16 14 52 46 64 13 Swindon Town 46 16 13 17 63 56 61 14 Leyton Orient 46 16 12 18 49 63 60 15 Hartlepool United 46 15 9 22 63 66 54 16 Bristol Rovers 46 12 17 17 45 53 53 17 Millwall 46 14 10 22 45 60 52 18 Yeovil Town 46 14 10 22 38 59 52 19 Cheltenham Town
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