Alan Turvey Trophy Explained

Current Champions:Chatham Town
(1st title)
Most Successful Club: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. In 2024 the Competition was renamed the Velocity Cup.

Finals

This section lists every final of the competition played since 1974–75, the winners, the runners-up, and the result.[3]

Key

Match went to extra time
SeasonWinnersResultRunner-upVenueAtt.Notes
1974–75Tilbury3–1
(Agg.)
Croydon1st Leg: 2–1. 2nd Leg: 1–0.
1975–76Slough Town4–0TilburyChurch Road
1976–77Hendon1–0BarkingEarlsmead
1977–78Dagenham1–0LeatherheadChampion Hill804
1978–79Enfield2–1HayesWrexham Park
1979–80Enfield3–2Sutton UnitedEarlsmead
1980–81Slough Town4–2Walthamstow AvenueChurch Road>1,000
1981–82Leytonstone & Ilford2–0KingstonianMeadow Park
1982–83Sutton United2–1
(Agg.)
Wycombe Wanderers1st Leg: 1–0. 2nd Leg: 1–1.
1983–84Sutton United3–1
(Agg.)
Wycombe Wanderers1st Leg: 1–1. 2nd Leg: 2–0.
1984–85Wycombe Wanderers5–1
(Agg.)
Farnborough TownImber Court1st Leg: 3–0. 2nd Leg: 2–1.
1985–86Sutton United3–1UxbridgeStag Meadow1,052
1986–87Bognor Regis Town3–2HendonCamrose Ground
1987–88Yeovil Town3–1HayesChurch Road2,471
1988–89Bishop's Stortford1–0Farnborough Town826
1989–90Aveley3–0St Albans CityVictoria Road1,036
1990–91Woking2–1Carshalton AthleticKingsmeadow2,992
1991–92Grays Athletic3–1EnfieldVictoria Road1,264
1992–93Marlow2–1MoleseyRecreation Ground944
1993–94Chertsey Town3–0EnfieldChurch Road1,021
1994–95Aylesbury United1–1Slough TownA.D. Memorial Ground1,108After extra-time.
1995–96Kingstonian4–1Aldershot TownRecreation Ground3,511
1996–97Boreham Wood1–0Braintree TownVictoria Road473After extra-time.
1997–98Sutton United6–1Oxford CityEarlsmead433
1998–99Aldershot Town2–1Boreham WoodWrexham Park1,061After extra-time.
1999–2000Farnborough Town1–0Maidenhead UnitedCamrose Ground701After extra-time.
2000–01Heybridge Swifts3–0CroydonShip Lane318
2001–02Northwood3–2Hampton & Richmond BoroughClarence Park262After extra-time.
2002–03Yeading2–0Canvey IslandBridge Avenue701
2003–04Thurrock5–1Dunstable TownWoodside Park333
2004–05Slough Town3–1Hampton & Richmond BoroughWheatsheaf Park725
2005–06Fisher Athletic4–0Billericay TownNew Recreation Ground611
2006–07Ashford Town (Middlesex)4–1Dover AthleticHayes Lane462
2007–08Ramsgate0–0A.F.C. SudburyPrinces Park568After extra-time.
2008–09Tilbury2–0Harrow BoroughWheatsheaf Park284
2009–10Leatherhead0–0WealdstoneImber Court668
2010–11Wingate & Finchley2–0Dulwich HamletImber Court502
2011–12Bury Town1–0East Thurrock UnitedWheatsheaf Park313
2012–13Concord Rangers3–2Dulwich HamletGallagher Stadium466After extra-time.
2013–14Maidstone United3–0A.F.C. SudburyGallagher Stadium1,829
2014–15Hendon3–2Grays AthleticChurch Road379
2015–16Kingstonian5–0Faversham TownColston Avenue488
2016–17Billericay Town8–3Tonbridge AngelsColston Avenue653
2017–18Billericay Town5–3Metropolitan PoliceParkside626After extra-time.
2018–19Enfield Town2–0HornchurchParkside617
2019–2021No competition due to COVID-19 pandemic.
2021–22Horsham4–0MargateParkside809
2022–23Aveley3–0Potters Bar TownParkside547
2023–24Chatham Town2–1Hashtag UnitedParkside767

Results by teams

ClubWinsFirst final wonLast final wonRunner-upLast final lostTotal final apps.Notes
Sutton United41982–831997–9811979–905
Slough Town31975–762004–0511994–954
Enfield21978–791979–8021993–945
Billericay Town22016–172017–1812005–063
Hendon21976–772014–1511986–873
Kingstonian21995–962015–1611981–823
Tilbury21974–752008–0911975–763
Aveley21989–902022–2302
Farnborough11999–20001999–200021988–893
Wycombe Wanderers11984–851984–8521983–843
Aldershot Town11998–981998–9811995–952
Boreham Wood11996–971996–9711998–992
Grays Athletic11991–921991–9212014–152
Leatherhead12009–102009–1011977–782
Ashford Town (Middlesex)12006–072006–0701
Aylesbury United11994–951994–9501
Bishop's Stortford11988–891988–8901
Bognor Regis Town11986–871986–8701
Bury Town12011–122011–1201
Chatham Town12023–242023–2401
Chertsey Town11993–941993–9401
Concord Rangers12012–132012–1301
Dagenham11977–781977–7801
Enfield Town12018–192018–1901
Fisher Athletic12005–062005–0601
Heybridge Swifts12000–012000–0101
Horsham12021–222021–2201
Leytonstone & Ilford12021–222021–2201
Maidstone United12013–142013–1401
Marlow11992–931992–9301
Northwood12001–022001–0201
Ramsgate12007–082007–0801
Thurrock12003–042003–0401
Wingate & Finchley12010–112010–1101
Woking11990–911990–9101
Yeading12002–032002–0301
Yeovil Town11987–881987–8801
A.F.C. Sudbury022013–142
Croydon022000–012
Dulwich Hamlet022012–132
Hampton & Richmond Borough022004–052
Hayes021987–882
Barking011976–771
Braintree Town011996–971
Canvey Island012002–031
Carshalton Athletic011990–911
Dover Athletic012006–071
Dunstable Town012003–041
East Thurrock United012011–121
Faversham Town012015–161
Harrow Borough012008–091
Hashtag United012023–241
Hornchurch012018–191
Maidenhead United011999–20001
Margate012021–221
Metropolitan Police012017–181
Molesey011992–931
Oxford City011997–981
Potters Bar Town012022–231
St Albans City011989–901
Tonbridge Angels012016–171
Uxbridge011985–861
Walthamstow Avenue011980–811
Wealdstone012009–101

External links

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Spotlight On League Legend On Night Of Celebrations. 2015. Isthmian League website.
  2. "Royal Honour Humbles Modest Turvey", Isthmian League Website, 2913
  3. Web site: Cups Section . The Isthmian Archive . isthmianarchive.co.uk . August 26, 2024.