Shelbourne

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TEAM:
Shelbourne FC

FORMED:
1895

OTHER TEAMS:
[2010]: Shelbourne FC 'A'

GROUND(S):
[1921-1934]: Shelbourne Park
[1934-1936]: NOT IN LOI
[1936-1949]: Shelbourne Park
[1949-1951]: Glenmalure Park
[1951-1954]: Dalymount Park
[1954-1955]: Tolka Park
[1955-1956]: Irishtown Stadium
[1956-1957]: Glenmalure Park
[1957-1974]: Tolka Park
[1974-1975]: Dalymount Park
[1975-1977]: Harold's Cross
[1977-1978]: Glenmalure Park
[1978-1982]: Tolka Park
[1982-1988]: Harold's Cross
[1988-present]: Tolka Park

LOI SEASONS: 93

(I)	1st Tier	85
(II)	2nd Tier	8
(III)	3rd Tier	0

1921-22 (I)	1939-40 (I)	1955-56 (I)	1971-72 (I)	1987-88 (I)	2003 (I)
1922-23 (I)	1940-41 (I)	1956-57 (I)	1972-73 (I)	1988-89 (I)	2004 (I)
1923-24 (I)	1941-42 (I)	1957-58 (I)	1973-74 (I)	1989-90 (I)	2005 (I)
1924-25 (I)	1942-43 (I)	1958-59 (I)	1974-75 (I)	1990-91 (I)	2006 (I)
1925-26 (I)	1943-44 (I)	1959-60 (I)	1975-76 (I)	1991-92 (I)	2007 (II)
1926-27 (I)	1944-45 (I)	1960-61 (I)	1976-77 (I)	1992-93 (I)	2008 (II)
1927-28 (I)	1945-46 (I)	1961-62 (I)	1977-78 (I)	1993-94 (I)	2009 (II)
1928-29 (I)	1946-47 (I)	1962-63 (I)	1978-79 (I)	1994-95 (I)	2010 (II)
1929-30 (I)	1947-48 (I)	1963-64 (I)	1979-80 (I)	1995-96 (I)	2011 (II)
1930-31 (I)	1948-49 (I)	1964-65 (I)	1980-81 (I)	1996-97 (I)	2012 (I)
1931-32 (I)	1949-50 (I)	1965-66 (I)	1981-82 (I)	1997-98 (I)	2013 (I)
1932-33 (I)	1950-51 (I)	1966-67 (I)	1982-83 (I)	1998-99 (I)	2014 (II)
1933-34 (I)	1951-52 (I)	1967-68 (I)	1983-84 (I)	1999-00 (I)	2015 (II)
1936-37 (I)	1952-53 (I)	1968-69 (I)	1984-85 (I)	2000-01 (I)
1937-38 (I)	1953-54 (I)	1969-70 (I)	1985-86 (I)	2001-02 (I)
1938-39 (I)	1954-55 (I)	1970-71 (I)	1986-87 (II)	2002-03 (I)

SUCCESS IN LEAGUE OF IRELAND:
LOI Champions: 13
LOI Shield: 8
FAI Cup: 7
Dublin City Cup: 4
LOI Cup: 1
FAI Super Cup: 1

RECORDS (League Only):
Biggest HOME Win: (9-0) v Bray Unknowns (04/09/1926)
Biggest AWAY Win: (9-0) v Pioneers (16/12/1922)

Biggest HOME Defeat: (1-7) v Shamrock Rovers (26/01/1969)
Biggest AWAY Defeat: (0-9) v Dundalk (27/01/1980)

Most Goals: Eric Barber (126)
Most Appearances:

OVERALL LEAGUE RECORD: (1921-2015)

		PLD		W	D	L		F	A		W%	D%	L%		F p/g	A p/g
TOTAL		2324		1017	561	746		4012	3221		44%	24%	32%		1.73	1.39
HOME		1161		569	287	305		2136	1414		49%	25%	26%		1.84	1.22
AWAY		1163		448	274	441		1876	1807		39%	24%	38%		1.61	1.55

Stadiums

Shelbourne Park
did they play anywhere else around Ringsend (Irishtown Stadium ?)
Harolds Cross Stadium.

LoI Seasons
maybe you should reference that Reds Utd. took their place for a year before Shelbourne returned again. I think the club had an administrative row withthe FAI, not positive on the details.

They were 2 different teams, cause Shelbourne were playing in the AUL at the time when Reds United were in the league.

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Originally Posted by TheBoss

They were 2 different teams, cause Shelbourne were playing in the AUL at the time when Reds United were in the league.

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You're right I'm sure they were separate clubs.
But for me it was too much of a coincidence. Shelbourne FC step out, Reds Utd. FC step in. Reds Utd. FC step out, Shelbourne FC step in again.
I havn't checked players squads or anything but my understanding was there was some connection.

(maybe keep it for the Reds Utd thread.)

From wiki:

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In 1934 the club got into a dispute with the Free State F.A. when they looked for compensation when the FAIFS arranged a match for the same day as Shelbourne had a match scheduled. In the row that followed, Shels resigned from the League and were then suspended from football for a year by the FAI. The club played no football during the 1934/35 season and spent the 1935/36 season in the Athletic Union League before being re-admitted to the League of Ireland for the start of the 1936/37 season. During the 1935/36 season a team called Reds United, made up of a number of Shels players and backed by Shels personnel, competed in the League of Ireland and finished a respectable fourth. At the end of the season, they resigned from the League to make way for Shels return.
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Interestingly Reds United were also Leinster Senior League Champions in 1935/36.
What intrigues me re this mid 1930's disagreement Shels & LOI was why did they drop to the AUL and not the Leinster League ?

Good point :D