Leading Goalscorers
- May 31
- 3 min read
Below is an updated list of the leading goalscorers since World War 2, correct to the end of the last season. Information going back to World War 1 will be uploaded soon which will include prolific scorer Herbert Daniels who netted a remarkable 186 goals for the club in just 122 appearances in the Mancester League.
BUXTON FC LEADING SCORERS SINCE WORLD WAR 2 | |||||
POS. | PLAYER | GOALS |
| APP | YEARS AT BUXTON |
1 | Mark Reed | 251 | IN | 379 (90) | 2002-07, 2009-11, 2011-15 |
2 | Liam Hardy | 144 | IN | 183 (15) | 2014-16, 2017-20 |
3 | Diego De Girolamo | 120 | IN | 168 (62) | 2018-25 |
4 | Ralph White | 115 | IN | 446 | 1945-59 |
5 | David Herbert | 104 | IN | 244 (19) | 1976-82 |
6 | Stuart Hutchison | 99 | IN | 208 (11) | 1970-74,1977-78 |
7 | Brian Wilson | 98 | IN | 142 | 1959-62 |
8 | Ray Calderbank | 96 | IN | 142 | 1958-62 |
9 | Stuart Lowe | 86 | IN | 232 (37) | 1986-89,1992-94,2000-01 |
10= | Mick Pamment | 76 | IN | 158 (2) | 1971-74 |
10= | Les Harris | 76 | IN | 176 (11) | 1977-78,1982-89 |
12 | Jimmy Rolland | 74 | IN | 192 (4) | 1971-75 |
13 | Jack Christopher | 71 | IN | 85 | 1948-50 |
14 | Malcolm Hill | 67 | IN | 168 (21) | 1983-89 |
15 | Stan Machent | 65 | IN | 198 | 1939,1949-51 1951-54 |
16 | Sammy Baker | 64 | IN | 113 | 1939,1945-48 |
17 | Roy Crossley | 63 | IN | 129 | 1951-54 |
18 | Les Ferriday | 61 | IN | 419 | 1950-52,1952-54,1955-61 |
19 | Michael Towey | 60 | IN | 325 (34) | 2005-13 |
20 | Lenny Yates | 59 | IN | 404 (15) | 1978-84,1985-88 |
21 | Eric Gemmell | 57 | IN | 94 | 1956-59 |
22 | Bob Gauden | 55 | IN | 112 (5) | 1975-79 |
23 | Brian Riley | 54 | IN | 122 | 1961-65 |
24 | Kieran Lugsden | 53 | IN | 157 (32) | 2008, 2009-13, 2013-14 |
25= | Lance Wrigglesworth | 52 | IN | 66 | 1947-48,1949-50 |
25= | Billy Haydock | 52 | IN | 104 | 1956-59 |
27= | Jimmy Clarke | 51 | IN | 80 (7) | 1990-92 |
27= | Terry Farmer | 51 | IN | 121 | 1961-64 |
27= | Walter Gillott | 51 | IN | 155 (1) | 1979-82 |
30 | Caine Cheetham | 50 | IN | 73 (3) | 2002-04 |
31 | Jackie Hudson | 49 | IN | 64 | 1955-57 |
32 | Roger Kirkpatrick | 48 | IN | 65 | 1955-57 |
33= | Jon Froggatt | 47 | IN | 95 (19) | 2002-02,2003-06 |
33= | Lee Morris | 47 | IN | 90 (7) | 2010, 2012-14 |
35= | Albert Hutchinson | 46 | IN | 82 | 1945-47 |
35= | Neil Callery | 46 | IN | 400 (5) | 1968-75 |
37 | Leroy Dove | 45 | IN | 229 (1) | 1988-92 |
38 | Steve Bunter | 44 | IN | 125 (9) | 1988-93 |
39= | Brad Grayson | 43 | IN | 77 (37) | 2016-17, 2018-19 |
39= | Ken Shirley | 43 | IN | 363 (6) | 1960-68 |
41= | Jimmy Quinn | 42 | IN | 53 | 1945-47 |
41= | Bevon Blackwood | 42 | IN | 99 (9) | 1993-96,1996-97 |
41= | Les Ferriday | 42 | IN | 150 | 1949-52,1952-54 |
44 | Gavin Knight | 40 | IN | 72 (8) | 2008-10 |
45= | George Lyons | 39 | IN | 75 | 1957-59 |
45= | Bobby Lodge | 39 | IN | 104 | 1962-64,1965 |
45= | Steve Botchett | 39 | IN | 95 (16) | 1996-99 |
45= | Carl Holmes | 39 | IN | 209 (18) | 1992-93,1995-98,2002-04 |
49= | Don Carter | 38 | IN | 57 | 1951-53 |
49= | Tibor Szabo | 38 | IN | 75 | 1986-88 |
51 | Kevin Deakin | 37 | IN | 229 (11) | 1976-81 |
52= | Gordon Duggins | 36 | IN | 34 | 1958-59 |
52= | Arthur Orwin | 36 | IN | 85 | 1945-47 |
52= | Jimmy Thompson | 36 | IN | 175 (2) | 1968-70,1970-72 |
55 | Tony Rodwell | 35 | IN | 147 (3) | 1985-88 |
56= | Tony Parkes | 33 | IN | 30 | 1969-70 |
56= | Peter Higham | 33 | IN | 44 | 1965-66 |
56= | David Bates | 33 | IN | 48 (1) | 1966-68 |
56= | Graham Poole | 33 | IN | 63 (7) | 1999-01,2003-04 |
60= | Bradley Barraclough | 32 | IN | 62 (12) | 2011, 2015-16 |
60= | Keith Mason | 32 | IN | 164 (8) | 1972-75 |
60= | Connor Kirby | 32 | IN | 189 (14) | 2022-> |
63= | Tommy Elliott | 29 | IN | 167 (21) | 2019-25 |
63= | Colin Harris | 29 | IN | 258 | 1962-68 |
63= | Luke Brennan | 29 | IN | 83 (2) | 2025-> |
66= | Ian McQueen | 27 | IN | 59 (2) | 1967-69 |
66= | Andy O’Conner | 27 | IN | 163 (23) | 1987-92 |
68= | Brian Sawyer | 26 | IN | 46 | 1964-65 |
68= | Stewart Copnell | 26 | IN | 43 (14) | 2005-07 |
70= | John Froggatt | 25 | IN | 36 (1) | 1969 |
70= | Paul Walker | 25 | IN | 71 (25) | 2006-09 |
72= | Robin Hughes | 24 | IN | 155 (22) | 1970-74 |
72= | Shaun Doxey | 24 | IN | 87 (25) | 2004-07 |
74= | Jack Haigh | 23 | IN | 91 | 1962-64 |
74= | Alf Ringstead | 23 | IN | 113 | 1961-64 |
74= | David Bainbridge | 23 | IN | 591 (51) | 1982-88,1992-2007 |
77= | Jason Maxwell | 22 | IN | 75 (1) | 1994-96 |
77= | Neil Stevens | 22 | IN | 249 (58) | 2008-12, 2012-15 |
79= | Ronnie Liversidge | 21 | IN | 39 | 1959-60 |
79= | Norman Curtis | 21 | IN | 167 | 1961-66 |
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