Team: Taken 7th March 2009 at Home to Barwell.
Inset: Matty Robinson, Chris Butler, Lee Hunt.
Back: Martin Socket (Joint Manager), Richard Munday, Simon Volante, Gordon Simms, Lee Bloxham, Ross Adams, Neil Kitching (Joint Manager).
Front: Tom Brady, Lee Darliston, Ben Porter, Craig Johnson, Damien Charie, James Dance.
Also made appearances but not pictured: Carl Adams, Stuart Adamson, Mark Adey, Tom Browett, Michael Campbell, Danny Carter, Chris Charles, Dave Davies, Richard Davies, Harry Donaghey, Wayne Dyer, Rob Evans, Rob Freeman, Anthony Hall, Stuart Hendrie, Richard Kavanaugh, Jason Lanns, Jae Martin, Josh McPherson, Steve Palmer, Nathan Pulisciano, Keenan Richards, Steve Ruck, Ryan Scott, Lewis Seymour, Courtney Shaw, Jamie Silver, Steve Smith, Tom Starkey, Andy Sutherland, Ben Usher, Scott Wells.
Managers Neil Kitching and Martin Sockett, Secretary Alan Beckett, Chairman Paul Woodford, Vice Chairman Colin Strong.
Season Review
This was Coleshill's first season at Level 5, the highest level they had ever played at! They also broke another record this season by winning their very first game in the FA Cup! Town won the Tony Allden Trophy which is a cup very similar to the Charity Shield as the Champions from the previous year play the Cup winners. Coleshill beat Loughborough University 2-0! Manager Carl Adams left in November and joint managers Neil Kitching and Martin Socket took charge. Matty Robinson broke a modern day record by scoring 36 goals in the season! Town finished in a creditable 11th place, just above half way in a season of consolidation.
Games Played
LEAGUE P42 W18 D9 L15 F70 A59 Points 63 Position 11th.
CUP P8 W4 D0 L4 F16 A20
TOTAL P50 W22 D9 L19 F86 A79
MIDLAND FOOTBALL ALLIANCE
Leading Goalscorer: Matty Robinson, 28 League, 8 Cup, Total 36. Modern day Club Record.
17 different Scorers.
Used 48 Players.
Most Appearances: Matty Robinson 45, Simon Volante 39, Lee Hunt 38, Ben Porter 36, James Dance 33.
Player Of The Year: James Dance.
Players Player Of The Year: Matty Robinson.
Most Improved Player Of The Year: Chris Butler.