| Founded | 1975 |
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| Region | 
England |
| Current champions | Chatham Town (1st title) |
| Most successful club(s) | Sutton United (4 titles) |
| Website | Isthmian League Website |
The Alan Turvey Trophy, [1] formerly the Isthmian League Cup, is a football knock-out cup competition organised by the Isthmian League in England.
History
Isthmian League Chairman and President Alan Turvey was among the FA's "150 Grassroots Heroes" who were presented in 2013, during the 150-year celebrations of the Football Association, with a specially minted medal by Prince William. [2] In June 2015, Turvey stepped down from the League after nearly 60 years involvement with football. [1] The Isthmian League cup was renamed in his honour.
Winners
- 1974–75: Tilbury
- 1975–76: Slough Town
- 1976–77: Hendon
- 1977–78: Dagenham
- 1978–79: Enfield
- 1979–80: Enfield
- 1980–81: Slough Town
- 1981–82: Leytonstone-Ilford
- 1982–83: Sutton United
- 1983–84: Sutton United
- 1984–85: Wycombe Wanderers
- 1985–86: Sutton United
- 1986–87: Bognor Regis Town
- 1987–88: Yeovil Town
- 1988–89: Bishop's Stortford
- 1989–90: Aveley
- 1990–91: Woking
- 1991–92: Grays Athletic
- 1992–93: Marlow
- 1993–94: Chertsey Town
- 1994–95: Aylesbury United
- 1995–96: Kingstonian
- 1996–97: Boreham Wood
- 1997–98: Sutton United
- 1998–99: Aldershot Town
- 1999–00: Farnborough Town
- 2000–01: Heybridge Swifts
- 2001–02: Northwood
- 2002–03: Yeading
- 2003–04: Thurrock
- 2004–05: Slough Town
- 2005–06: Fisher Athletic
- 2006–07: Ashford Town
- 2007–08: Ramsgate
- 2008–09: Tilbury
- 2009–10: Leatherhead
- 2010–11: Wingate & Finchley
- 2011–12: Bury Town
- 2012–13: Concord Rangers
- 2013–14: Maidstone United
- 2014–15: Hendon [1]
- 2015–16: Kingstonian
- 2016–17: Billericay Town
- 2017–18: Billericay Town
- 2018–19: Enfield Town
- 2019–20: No Winner. Competition abandoned due to the government's response to the COVID 19 pandemic
- 2020–21: No Competition due to Government's response to COVID 19 pandemic
- 2021–22: Horsham
- 2022–23: Aveley
- 2023-24: Chatham Town
References
- ^ a b c "Spotlight On League Legend On Night Of Celebrations". Isthmian League website. 2015.
- ^ " Royal Honour Humbles Modest Turvey", Isthmian League Website, 2913
External links
- " The snobbery and inverse snobbery of supporting a non-league club" by Mike Bayly for When Saturday Comes, in The Guardian, 6 September 2013
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| Founded | 1975 |
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| Region |
England |
| Current champions | Chatham Town (1st title) |
| Most successful club(s) | Sutton United (4 titles) |
| Website | Isthmian League Website |
The Alan Turvey Trophy, [1] formerly the Isthmian League Cup, is a football knock-out cup competition organised by the Isthmian League in England.
History
Isthmian League Chairman and President Alan Turvey was among the FA's "150 Grassroots Heroes" who were presented in 2013, during the 150-year celebrations of the Football Association, with a specially minted medal by Prince William. [2] In June 2015, Turvey stepped down from the League after nearly 60 years involvement with football. [1] The Isthmian League cup was renamed in his honour.
Winners
- 1974–75: Tilbury
- 1975–76: Slough Town
- 1976–77: Hendon
- 1977–78: Dagenham
- 1978–79: Enfield
- 1979–80: Enfield
- 1980–81: Slough Town
- 1981–82: Leytonstone-Ilford
- 1982–83: Sutton United
- 1983–84: Sutton United
- 1984–85: Wycombe Wanderers
- 1985–86: Sutton United
- 1986–87: Bognor Regis Town
- 1987–88: Yeovil Town
- 1988–89: Bishop's Stortford
- 1989–90: Aveley
- 1990–91: Woking
- 1991–92: Grays Athletic
- 1992–93: Marlow
- 1993–94: Chertsey Town
- 1994–95: Aylesbury United
- 1995–96: Kingstonian
- 1996–97: Boreham Wood
- 1997–98: Sutton United
- 1998–99: Aldershot Town
- 1999–00: Farnborough Town
- 2000–01: Heybridge Swifts
- 2001–02: Northwood
- 2002–03: Yeading
- 2003–04: Thurrock
- 2004–05: Slough Town
- 2005–06: Fisher Athletic
- 2006–07: Ashford Town
- 2007–08: Ramsgate
- 2008–09: Tilbury
- 2009–10: Leatherhead
- 2010–11: Wingate & Finchley
- 2011–12: Bury Town
- 2012–13: Concord Rangers
- 2013–14: Maidstone United
- 2014–15: Hendon [1]
- 2015–16: Kingstonian
- 2016–17: Billericay Town
- 2017–18: Billericay Town
- 2018–19: Enfield Town
- 2019–20: No Winner. Competition abandoned due to the government's response to the COVID 19 pandemic
- 2020–21: No Competition due to Government's response to COVID 19 pandemic
- 2021–22: Horsham
- 2022–23: Aveley
- 2023-24: Chatham Town
References
- ^ a b c "Spotlight On League Legend On Night Of Celebrations". Isthmian League website. 2015.
- ^ " Royal Honour Humbles Modest Turvey", Isthmian League Website, 2913
External links
- " The snobbery and inverse snobbery of supporting a non-league club" by Mike Bayly for When Saturday Comes, in The Guardian, 6 September 2013
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| League competitions |
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| Cup competitions |
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| Others | |||||||||||
| Lists | |||||||||||