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| manager = [[Paul Simpson (footballer)|Paul Simpson]], [[Peter Ward (footballer, born 1964)|Peter Ward]], [[Ray Mathias]]
| years = 2010-11
| years = 2010-11
| ground = [[Edgeley Park]]
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==Publications==
==Match Publications==
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===League Two===
|-
====Matchday 6: vs. Bradford City====
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|event = Stockport County vs. Bradford City (September 11, 2010)
! Competition/League
|image = [[File:English-football-program 2010-09-11 brafc-stufc.jpg|600px|border]]
! Date
|teams = [[Stockport County]] vs. [[Bradford City]]
! Opponent
|venue = [[Edgeley Park]]
! H/A
|people = n/a
! Venue
|artist = n/a
|-
|seealso = n/a
| [[League Two]]
}}
| [[Stockport County vs. Bradford City (September 11, 2010)|September 11, 2010]]
| [[Bradford City]]
| Home
| [[Edgeley Park]]
|}


{{2010-11 English football season}}
{{2010-11 English football season}}
{{Stockport County seasons}}
[[Category: Stockport County seasons]]
[[Category: Stockport County seasons]]

Revision as of 12:59, 23 February 2023

2010-11 Stockport County Season
League League Two
Manager Paul Simpson, Peter Ward, Ray Mathias
Home Ground Edgeley Park
← 2009-10 • other seasons • 2011-12 →


Match Publications

League Two

Matchday 6: vs. Bradford City

Stockport County vs. Bradford City (September 11, 2010)
English-football-program 2010-09-11 brafc-stufc.jpg
Team(s) Stockport County vs. Bradford City
Venue Edgeley Park
People n/a
Cover Artist(s) n/a
Price n/a
See Also n/a
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