Club History – FC Humber United

FC Humber United

FC Humber United, the latest chapter in the clubs history. A rebrand from previous club names East Yorkshire Carnegie & East Hull FC.

A name change that associates much closer to the region and area in which we will play our football, in the heart of the community of Hull. The football club has a short history and now this is the latest chapter as we look to take the club to the next level and beyond.

Community focused football club
Representing the whole Humber region
New Club, New Start, New Vision
Professional club structure on and off the pitch
Creating new history

2016 to 2021 - Club Records & Stats

In partnership with SporDat Ltd – www.spordat.com we have compiled the clubs history, records and stats from 2016 (when the club was named East Yorkshire Carnegie) through to present day as we now go by the club name of FC Humber United.

AFC Rovers – formation to 2015/16 season
East Yorkshire Carnegie – 2016/17 season to 2018/19 season
East Hull – 2019/20 season to 2020/21 season
FC Humber United – 2021/22 season to present day

2016 to 2021 - Club Records & Stats

Overall Match Records – stats recorded from 2016/17 season to 2020/21 season
Games Played – 156
Wins – 44
Draws – 15
Defeats – 97
Goals Scored – 252
Goals Against – 418

Total NCEL Match Record – 2017/18 to 2020/21 season
Games – 116
Wins – 25
Draws – 11
Defeats – 80
Goals Scored – 163
Goals Against – 342

Total Home Match Record – stats recorded from 2016/17 to 2020/21 season
Games – 74
Wins – 25
Draws – 8
Defeats – 41
Goals Scored – 128
Goals Against – 173

Total Away Match Record – stats recorded from 2016/17 season to 2020/21 season
Games – 82
Wins – 19
Draws – 7
Defeats – 56
Goals Scored – 124
Goals Against – 245

Record Appearances (Top 5) – appearances recorded since 2016/17 season
#1 – Jonathan Ricardo – 90 appearances
#2 – David Harrison – 74 appearances
#3 – Samuel Foster – 72 appearances
#4 – Daniel Walker – 70 appearances
#5 – Lewis Sarel – 67 appearances

Record Goalscorers (Top 5) – goals recorded since 2016/17 season
#1 – Josh Walker – 27 (52 Apps)
#2 – Jordan Harrison – 26 (28 Apps)
#3 – Daniel Walker – 23 (70 Apps)
#4 – Michael O’Connell – 11 (58 Apps)
#5 – Louis Blackwell – 10 (11 Apps)

Did You Know?

Find out more about our club specific records and statistics…

First NCEL Goalscorer – Thomas Whiting (8 mins) vs Brigg Town – 2017/18 season

First Win in NCEL – vs Brigg Town (2017/18 season)

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Biggest defeat –

Highest scoring game –

Longest unbeaten run – 4 games

Most consecutive Wins – 4

Most Appearances –

Most Goals –

First NCEL Hat-trick – Jordan Harrison vs Ollerton (16th December 2017)

Record attendance – 321 vs North Ferriby (10th August 2019)

Most games played against single opposition –

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2008 to 2016 - AFC Rovers

Our research shows that the football club was originally formed under the name of AFC Rovers. The club was first started and based in East side of Kingston Upon Hull with the club first playing football in the East Riding Counties Football League.

As a very successful amateur club and a steady rise through the East Riding Counties divisions the was eventually promoted into the Humber Premier League in 2014.

We know from 2008 until 2016 AFC Rovers had the following final league positions:

2008/09 season – East Riding Counties Division 2 (2nd Place – Promoted)
2009/10 season – East Riding Counties Division 1 (1st Place – Promoted)
2010/11 season – East Riding Counties Premier (7th Place)
2011/12 season – East Riding Counties Premier (5th Place)
2012/13 season – East Riding Counties Premier (4th Place)
2013/14 season – East Riding Counties Premier (1st Place – Promoted)
2014/15 season – Humber Premier Division 1 (1st Place – Promoted)
2015/16 season – Humber Premier League, Premier Division (14th Place)

Our club partners SporDat are continuing research prior to 2008 with the view to collating information and league positions prior to the introduction of the FA Full Time online system.