2004–05 Manchester City F.C. season

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Manchester City
Season 2004–05
Owner England Publicly traded company
Chairman England John Wardle
Managers England Kevin Keegan (until 11 March 2005)
England Stuart Pearce
Team captain France Sylvain Distin
Home stadium City of Manchester Stadium
(a.k.a. Eastlands and CoMS)
Premier0League Eighth
League Cup Third round
FA Cup Third round
Top goalscorers League: 0 Shaun Wright-Phillips
0 and 0 Robbie Fowler 0 (10 goals)
0 (15th highest in Premier League)

All comps: 0 Shaun Wright-Phillips
0 and 0 Robbie Fowler 0 (11 goals)
Season revenue € 90.1 million0(17th highest in world)
(7th highest in Premier League)
Average home
attendance		 45,192 – over 19 PL home games
(3rd highest in Premier League)
Highest home
attendance		 47,221 0v0 Middlesbrough
15 May 2005
Highest away
attendance		 67,863 0v0 Manchester United
7 November 2004
Lowest home
attendance		 19,578 0v0 Barnsley
21 September 2004
Lowest away
attendance		 13,171 0v0 Oldham Athletic
8 January 2005
← 2003–04 0 0 0 Soccerball current event.svg 0 0 0 2005–06 →
Results summary - all competitions
Wins Draws Losses Win %
Home 9 6 6 42.9%
Away 5 7 8 25.0%
Both 14 13 14 34.1%
Results summary - Premier League
Wins Draws Losses Win %
Home 8 6 5 42.1%
Away 5 7 7 26.3%
Both 13 13 12 34.2%

The 2004–05 season was Manchester City Football Club's third consecutive season playing in the Premier League, the top division of English football, and its eighth season since the Premier League was first created with Manchester City as one of the its original 22 founding member clubs. Overall, it was the team's 113th season playing in a division of English football, most of which have been spent in the top flight.

Contents

[edit] Season review

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[edit] Team kit

The team kit was produced by Reebok and the shirt sponsor was Thomas Cook.
Home
Away
Third kit
[icon] This section requires expansion.



[edit] Historical league performance

Prior to this season, the history of Manchester City's performance in the English football league hierarchy since the creation of the Premier League in 1992 is summarised by the following timeline chart – which commences with the last season (1991-92) of the old Football League First Division (from which the Premier League was formed).




[edit] Pre-season games

[icon] This section requires expansion.


[edit] Thomas Cook Trophy



[edit] Competitive games

[edit] Premier League

[edit] Position in final standings

Pos
 Team
 Pld
 W
 D
 L
 GF
 GA
 GD
 Pts
6 Bolton Wanderers 38 16 10 12 49 44 +5 58
7 Middlesbrough 38 14 13 11 53 46 +7 55
8 Manchester City 38 13 13 12 47 39 +8 52
9 Tottenham Hotspur 38 14 10 14 47 41 +6 52
10 Aston Villa 38 12 11 15 45 52 −7 47

Updated to games played on 15 May 2005 (end of season)
Source: Premier League 2004-05
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
(C) = Champion; (R) = Relegated; (P) = Promoted; (O) = Play-off winner; (A) = Advances to a further round.
Only applicable when the season is not finished:
(Q) = Qualified to the phase of tournament indicated; (TQ) = Qualified to tournament, but not yet to the particular phase indicated; (DQ) = Disqualified from tournament.


[edit] Results summary

Overall Home Away
Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts W D L GF GA GD W D L GF GA GD
38 13 13 12 47 39 +8 52 8 6 5 24 14 +10 5 7 7 23 25 −2

Last updated: 15 May 2005 (end of season)
Source: Premier League results 2004-05


[edit] Points breakdown

Points at home: 30
Points away from home: 22

Points against "Big Four" teams: 9
Points against promoted teams: 11
6 points: Aston Villa, Crystal Palace, Portsmouth
4 points: Charlton Athletic, Chelsea, Norwich City, Southampton
3 points: Birmingham City, Bolton Wanderers, Liverpool
2 points: Blackburn Rovers, Fulham
1 point: 0Arsenal, Manchester United, Middlesbrough, Newcastle United,
0West Bromwich Albion
0 points: Everton, Tottenham Hotspur

[edit] Biggest & smallest


Biggest home wins: 4–0 vs. Charlton Athletic, 28 August 2004
Biggest home defeat: 0–2 vs. Manchester United, 13 February 2005
Biggest away win: 1–3 vs. Portsmouth, 20 November 2004
Biggest away defeat: 2–0 vs. West Bromwich Albion, 22 January 2005

Biggest home attendance: 47,221 vs. Middlesbrough, 15 May 2005
Smallest home attendance: 42,453 vs. Birmingham City, 20 April 2005
Biggest away attendance: 67,863 vs. Manchester United, 7 November 2004
Smallest away attendance: 20,101 vs. Portsmouth, 20 November 2004


[edit] Results by round

Round 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38
Ground H A A H H A H A H A H A H A H A H A A H H A H A H A H A H A A H A H A H A H
Result D L L W L W L D W L D D D W W L L W L D W D W L D D L W L L D W D W D W W D

Last updated: 15 May 2005 (end of season).
Source: Premier League results 2004-05
Ground: A = Away; H = Home. Result: D = Draw; L = Lose; W = Win; P = Postponed.


[edit] Individual match reports

14 August 2004
15:00
 Manchester City England 1 – 1 England Fulham City of Manchester Stadium
Manchester
Attendance: 44,026
Referee: Matt Messias
Fowler Goal 28' Guardian report Goal 56' John
21 August 2004
15:00
 Liverpool England 2 – 1 England Manchester City Anfield
Liverpool
Attendance: 42,831
Referee: Graham Poll
Baros Goal 48'
Gerrard Goal 75'		 Guardian report Goal 45' Anelka
BookedRed card 85' Dunne
24 August 2004
19:45
 Birmingham City England 1 – 0 England Manchester City St Andrews
Birmingham
Attendance: 28,551
Referee: Phil Dowd
Heskey Goal 8' Guardian report
28 August 2004
15:00
 Manchester City England 4 – 0 England Charlton Athletic City of Manchester Stadium
Manchester
Attendance: 43,593
Referee: Mark Halsey
Anelka Goal 13' Goal 60'
Sinclair Goal 34'
S. Wright-Phillips Goal 78'		 Guardian report
11 September 2004
15:00
 Manchester City England 0 – 1 England Everton City of Manchester Stadium
Manchester
Attendance: 47,006
Referee: Steve Bennett
Guardian report Goal 60' BookedRed card 61' Cahill
18 September 2004
15:00
 Crystal Palace England 1 – 2 England Manchester City Selhurst Park
London
Attendance: 25,768
Referee: Martin Atkinson
Johnson Goal 77' (pen.) Guardian report Goal 55' Goal 64' (pen.) Anelka
25 September 2004
15:00
 Manchester City England 0 – 1 England Arsenal City of Manchester Stadium
Manchester
Attendance: 47,015
Referee: Neale Barry
Guardian report Goal 14' Cole
2 October 2004
12:45
 Southampton England 0 – 0 England Manchester City St Mary's Stadium
Southampton
Attendance: 28,605
Referee: Uriah Rennie
Guardian report
16 October 2004
17:15
 Manchester City England 1 – 0 England Chelsea City of Manchester Stadium
Manchester
Attendance: 45,047
Referee: Howard Webb
Anelka Goal 11' (pen.) Guardian report
24 October 2004
15:00
 Newcastle United England 4 – 3 England Manchester City St James' Park
Newcastle
Attendance: 52,316
Referee: Steve Dunn
Robert Goal 49'
Shearer Goal 58' (pen.)
Elliott Goal 69'
Bellamy Goal 89'		 Guardian report Goal 64' Goal 77' S. Wright-Phillips
Goal 67' (pen.) Fowler
1 November 2004
20:00
 Manchester City England 1 – 1 England Norwich City City of Manchester Stadium
Manchester
Attendance: 42,803
Referee: Steve Bennett
Flood Goal 11' Guardian report Goal 46' Francis
7 November 2004
16:05
 Manchester United England 0 – 0 England Manchester City Old Trafford
Manchester
Attendance: 67,863
Referee: Graham Poll
Smith BookedRed card 89' Guardian report
13 November 2004
15:00
 Manchester City England 1 – 1 England Blackburn Rovers City of Manchester Stadium
Manchester
Attendance: 45,504
Referee: Mark Clattenburg
Sibierski Goal 45'
Mills Red card 77'		 Guardian report Goal 78' (pen.) Dickov
20 November 2004
17:15
 Portsmouth England 1 – 3 England Manchester City Fratton Park
Portsmouth
Attendance: 20,101
Referee: Matt Messias
O'Neil Goal 8' Guardian report Goal 6' S. Wright-Phillips
Goal 79' Sibierski
Goal 87' Bosvelt
27 November 2004
17:15
 Manchester City England 2 – 0 England Aston Villa City of Manchester Stadium
Manchester
Attendance: 44,530
Referee: Mike Riley
Macken Goal 29'
S. Wright-Phillips Goal 38'		 Guardian report Red card 90' Hendrie
6 December 2004
20:00
 Middlesbrough England 3 – 2 England Manchester City Riverside Stadium
Middlesbrough
Attendance: 29,787
Referee: Graham Poll
Viduka Goal 9' Goal 54'
Hasselbaink Goal 65'		 Guardian report Goal 39' Fowler
Goal 80' B. Wright-Phillips
11 December 2004
15:00
 Manchester City England 0 – 1 England Tottenham Hotspur City of Manchester Stadium
Manchester
Attendance: 45,805
Referee: Dermot Gallagher
Guardian report Goal 57' Kanouté
18 December 2004
15:00
 Bolton Wanderers England 0 – 1 England Manchester City Reebok Stadium
Bolton
Attendance: 27,274
Referee: Uriah Rennie
Guardian report Goal 52' Barton
26 December 2004
15:00
 England Everton 2 – 1 England Manchester City Goodison Park
Liverpool
Attendance: 40,530
Referee: Phil Dowd
Cahill Goal 22'
Bent Goal 63'		 Guardian report Goal 42' Fowler
Red card 83' Negouai
28 December 2004
15:00
 Manchester City England 1 – 1 England West Brom City of Manchester Stadium
Manchester
Attendance: 47,177
Referee: Andy D'Urso
Anelka Goal 32' Guardian report Goal 85' (o.g.) Dunne
Red card 17' Gaardsoe
1 January 2005
15:00
 Manchester City England 2 – 1 England Southampton City of Manchester Stadium
Manchester
Attendance: 42,895
Referee: Chris Foy
Bosvelt Goal 19'
S. Wright-Phillips Goal 40'		 Guardian report Goal 90' (pen.) Phillips
4 January 2005
19:45
 Arsenal England 1 – 1 England Manchester City Highbury
London
Attendance: 38,086
Referee: Rob Styles
Ljungberg Goal 75' Guardian report Goal 31' S. Wright-Phillips
15 January 2005
15:00
 Manchester City England 3 – 1 England Crystal Palace City of Manchester Stadium
Manchester
Attendance: 44,010
Referee: Andre Marriner
S. Wright-Phillips Goal 12' Goal 90'
Fowler Goal 15'		 Guardian report Goal 32' Powell
22 January 2005
17:15
 West Brom England 2 – 0 England Manchester City The Hawthorns
West Bromwich
Attendance: 25,348
Referee: Graham Poll
Campbell Goal 5'
Wallwork Goal 81'		 Guardian report
2 February 2005
19:45
 Manchester City England 1 – 1 England Newcastle United City of Manchester Stadium
Manchester
Attendance: 45,752
Referee: Andy D'Urso
Fowler Goal 49' (pen.) Guardian report Goal 9' Shearer
6 February 2005
16:05
 Chelsea England 0 – 0 England Manchester City Stamford Bridge
London
Attendance: 42,093
Referee: Howard Webb
Guardian report
13 February 2005
13:00
 Manchester City England 0 – 2 England Manchester United City of Manchester Stadium
Manchester
Attendance: 47,111
Referee: Steve Bennett
Guardian report Goal 68' Rooney
Goal 75' (o.g.) Dunne
28 February 2005
20:00
 Norwich City England 2 – 3 England Manchester City Carrow Road
Norwich
Attendance: 24,302
Referee: Rob Styles
Ashton Goal 12'
McKenzie Goal 16'
Jonson BookedRed card 66'		 Guardian report Goal 25' Sibierski
Goal 37' Goal 90' Fowler
7 March 2005
20:00
 Manchester City England 0 – 1 England Bolton Wanderers City of Manchester Stadium
Manchester
Attendance: 43,050
Referee: Alan Wiley
Guardian report Goal 45' Diouf
19 March 2005
15:00
 Tottenham Hotspur England 2 – 1 England Manchester City White Hart Lane
London
Attendance: 35,681
Referee: Barry Knight
Defoe Goal 16'
Keane Goal 84'		 Guardian report Goal 44' Reyna
2 April 2005
12:45
 Charlton Athletic England 2 – 2 England Manchester City The Valley
London
Attendance: 26,436
Referee: Rob Styles
Bartlett Goal 10'
Perry Goal 90'		 Guardian report Goal 4' (o.g.) Hreiðarsson
Goal 38' Fowler
9 April 2005
15:00
 Manchester City England 1 – 0 England Liverpool City of Manchester Stadium
Manchester
Attendance: 47,203
Referee: Mike Riley
Musampa Goal 90' Guardian report
16 April 2005
15:00
 Fulham England 1 – 1 England Manchester City Craven Cottage
London
Attendance: 21,796
Referee: Neale Barry
Boa Morte Goal 76' Guardian report Goal 20' Reyna
20 April 2005
19:45
 Manchester City England 3 – 0 England Birmingham City City of Manchester Stadium
Manchester
Attendance: 42,453
Referee: Martin Atkinson
Taylor Goal 55' (o.g.)
Dunne Goal 80'
Sibierski Goal 86' (pen.)		 Guardian report
23 April 2005
15:00
 Blackburn Rovers England 0 – 0 England Manchester City Ewood Park
Blackburn
Attendance: 24,646
Referee: Chris Foy
Guardian report
30 April 2005
15:00
 Manchester City England 2 – 0 England Portsmouth City of Manchester Stadium
Manchester
Attendance: 46,454
Referee: Andre Marriner
Distin Goal 4'
Fowler Goal 16'		 Guardian report
7 May 2005
15:00
 Aston Villa England 1 – 2 England Manchester City Villa Park
Birmingham
Attendance: 39,645
Referee: Richard Beeby
Angel Goal 62' Guardian report Goal 5' S. Wright-Phillips
Goal 12' Musampa
15 May 2005
15:00
 Manchester City England 1 – 1 England Middlesbrough City of Manchester Stadium
Manchester
Attendance: 47,221
Referee: Rob Styles
Musampa Goal 46' Guardian report Goal 23' Hasselbaink


[edit] League Cup

[edit] Second round

21 September 2004
19:45
 Manchester City England 7 – 1 England Barnsley City of Manchester Stadium
Manchester
Attendance: 19,578
Referee: Paul Robinson
Barton Goal 21'
Macken Goal 28' Goal 44'
Flood Goal 33'
S. Wright-Phillips Goal 36'
Sibierski Goal 56' Goal 84'		 Guardian report Goal 47' Conlon

[edit] Third round

27 September 2004
19:45
 Manchester City England 1 – 2 England Arsenal City of Manchester Stadium
Manchester
Attendance: 21,708
Referee: Peter Walton
Fowler Goal 90' Guardian report Goal 78' van Persie
Goal 90' Karbassiyoon


[edit] FA Cup

[edit] Third round

8 January 2005
15:00
 Oldham Athletic England 1 – 0 England Manchester City Boundary Park
Oldham
Attendance: 13,171
Referee: Mike Dean
Vernon Goal 14' Guardian report



[edit] Playing statistics

Appearances (Apps.) numbers are for appearances in competitive games only
Apps. numbers denote: "Total no. of games played (No. of games played as a substitute)"
Red card numbers denote: "No. of second yellow cards / No. of straight red cards"

No. Pos. Player League FA Cup League Cup Totals Discipline
Apps. Goals Apps. Goals Apps. Goals Apps. Goals Yellow card.svg Red card.svg
1 GK England David James 380(0) 10(0) 390(0)
2 DF Guadeloupe David Sommeil 010(0) 10(1) 020(1)
3 DF Wales Ben Thatcher 180(1) 10(0) 20(0) 210(1) 2
5 DF France Sylvain Distin 380(0) 1 10(0) 20(0) 410(0) 1 3
6 MF United States Claudio Reyna 170(1) 2 170(1) 2
8 FW England Robbie Fowler 320(4) 10 10(0) 1 330(4) 11 3
10 MF France Antoine Sibierski 350(1) 4 10(0) 20(0) 2 380(1) 6 3
11 FW England Jon Macken 230(7) 1 10(0) 10(0) 2 250(7) 3
12 GK England Nicky Weaver 010(1) 010(1)
14 MF Netherlands Kiki Musampa 140(0) 3 140(0) 3
16 DF England Nedum Onuoha 170(6) 10(0) 180(6)
17 DF China Sun Jihai 060(2) 10(0) 070(2) 1
18 DF England Danny Mills 320(3) 10(0) 20(0) 350(3) 5 - / 1
20 MF England Steve McManaman 130(7) 10(1) 140(8) 1
21 GK Netherlands Ronald Waterreus 20(0) 020(0)
22 DF Republic of Ireland Richard Dunne 350(0) 1 10(0) 360(0) 1 7 1 / -
24 MF England Joey Barton 320(3) 1 10(0) 10(0) 1 340(3) 2 9
25 GK Belgium Geert de Vlieger
26 MF Netherlands Paul Bosvelt 280(0) 2 10(0) 10(0) 300(0) 2 6
27 DF Denmark Mikkel Bischoff
28 MF England Trevor Sinclair 040(2) 1 10(0) 050(2) 1
29 MF England Shaun Wright-Phillips 330(1) 10 10(0) 20(0) 1 360(1) 11
30 MF Martinique Christian Negouai 010(1) 10(1) 020(2) - / 1
31 MF England Jonathan D'Laryea 10(0) 010(0)
32 GK Denmark Kevin Stuhr-Ellegaard
33 GK Denmark Kasper Schmeichel
39 Sold France Nicolas Anelka 190(1) 7 190(1) 7
40 MF England Lee Croft 070(7) 070(7)
41 DF England Stephen Jordan 190(0) 10(1) 200(1) 5
42 FW England Bradley Wright-Phillips 14 (14) 1 10(0) 10(1) 16 (15) 1
43 DF Republic of Ireland Paddy McCarthy
44 MF Republic of Ireland Willo Flood 090(5) 1 10(1) 20(0) 1 120(6) 2 1
TOTALS 45 8 53 46 1 / 2

Information current as of 15 May 2005 (end of season)

Last updated: 26 February 2011
Source: (for appearances, goals and discipline stats.) All match Reports in Competitive games section above



[edit] Goal scorers

[edit] All competitions

Scorer Goals
England Robbie Fowler 11
England Shaun Wright-Phillips
France Nicolas Anelka 7
France Antoine Sibierski 6
England Jon Macken 3
Netherlands Kiki Musampa
England Joey Barton 2
Netherlands Paul Bosvelt
Republic of Ireland Willo Flood
United States Claudio Reyna
France Sylvain Distin 1
Republic of Ireland Richard Dunne
England Trevor Sinclair
England Bradley Wright-Phillips


[edit] Premier League

Scorer Goals
England Robbie Fowler 10
England Shaun Wright-Phillips
France Nicolas Anelka 7
France Antoine Sibierski 4
Netherlands Kiki Musampa 3
Netherlands Paul Bosvelt 2
United States Claudio Reyna
England Joey Barton 1
France Sylvain Distin
Republic of Ireland Richard Dunne
Republic of Ireland Willo Flood
England Jon Macken
England Trevor Sinclair
England Bradley Wright-Phillips



[edit] League Cup and FA Cup

Scorer Goals
England Jon Macken 2
France Antoine Sibierski
England Joey Barton 1
Republic of Ireland Willo Flood
England Robbie Fowler
England Shaun Wright-Phillips

Information current as of 15 May 2005 (end of season)


[edit] Transfers and loans

[edit] Transfers in

Date Pos. Player From club Transfer fee
21 June 2004 DF Wales Ben Thatcher England Leicester City Free[1]
21 June 2004 DF Belgium Geert de Vlieger Netherlands Willem II Free[1]
14 July 2004 GK England Danny Mills England Leeds United Free[2]
26 Aug. 2004 GK Netherlands Ronald Waterreus Netherlands PSV Eindhoven Free[3]

[edit] Transfers out

Exit date Pos. Player To club Transfer fee
May 2004 GK Iceland Árni Gautur Arason Norway Vålerenga Released
26 May 04 DF Netherlands Gerard Wiekens Netherlands Veendam Released[4]
01 June 04 FW Republic of Ireland Stephen Elliott England Sunderland Tribunal: £375,000+[5]
16 June 04 DF Germany Michael Tarnat Germany Hannover 96 Free[6]
25 June 04 DF Australia Danny Tiatto England Leicester City Free[7]
01 July 04 MF Republic of Ireland Glenn Whelan England Sheffield Wed. Free[8]
05 July 04 FW Portugal Matias Vuoso Mexico Santos Laguna Undisclosed[9]
Aug. 2004 FW England Craig Davies England Oxford United
26 Aug. 04 FW Costa Rica Paulo Wanchope Spain Malaga £500,000[10]
31 Jan. 05 FW France Nicolas Anelka Turkey Fenerbahçe £7 million[11]
31 Jan. 05 GK Netherlands Ronald Waterreus Scotland Rangers Free[12]
03 Mar. 05 DF Republic of Ireland Paddy McCarthy England Leicester City £100,000[13]
20 May 05 MF England Steve McManaman Retired[14]

[edit] Loans in

Date from Date to Pos. Player To club
27 Jan. 2005 05 June 2005 MF Netherlands Kiki Musampa Spain Atlético Madrid[15][16][17]

[edit] Loans out

Date from Date to Pos. Player To club
30 Sep. 2004 29 Oct. 2004 DF Denmark Mikkel Bischoff England Wolves[18]
10 Nov. 2004 09 Feb. 2005 MF England Lee Croft England Oldham Athletic[19]
31 Dec. 2004 30 Jan. 2005 GK Denmark Kevin Stuhr-Ellegaard England Blackpool[20]
27 Jan. 2005 15 Feb. 2005 MF France Christian Negouai England Coventry City[21]
24 Mar. 2005 31 May 2005 DF Denmark Mikkel Bischoff England Wolves[22]
11 Feb. 2005 16 Mar. 2005 FW Republic of Ireland Karl Bermingham England Lincoln City[23][24]

[edit] See also


[edit] References

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