Thirty years of squad numbers
Every number worn in eight leagues since 1993/94, and what changed. Pick a league or a club to ask the same questions of it.
EnglandPremier LeagueEFL ChampionshipEFL League OneEFL League TwoLa LigaBundesligaSerie ALigue 1All leagues
Club: Bury
All clubsAccrington StanleyAldershot TownBarnetBarrowBlackpoolBolton WanderersBoston UnitedBournemouthBradford CityBrentfordBristol RoversBromleyBurton AlbionBuryCambridge UnitedCardiff CityCarlisle UnitedCheltenham TownChesterfieldColchester UnitedCoventryCrawley TownCrewe AlexandraDagenham and RedbridgeDarlingtonDoncaster RoversExeter CityFleetwood TownForest Green RoversGillinghamGrimsby TownHalifax TownHarrogate TownHartlepool UnitedHereford UnitedHuddersfield TownHull CityKidderminster HarriersLeyton OrientLincoln CityLuton TownMacclesfield TownMansfield TownMilton Keynes DonsMorecambeNewport CountyNorthampton TownNotts CountyOldham AthleticOxford UnitedPeterborough UnitedPlymouth ArgylePort ValePortsmouthRochdaleRotherham UnitedRushden and DiamondsSalford CityScunthorpe UnitedShrewsbury TownSouthend UnitedStevenageStockport CountySutton UnitedSwansea CitySwindon TownTorquay UnitedTranmere RoversWalsallWimbledonWrexhamWycombe WanderersYeovil TownYork City
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How to read this
- The season in progress is left out of the trends. Squads fill up as a season goes on, and the numbers added last are the high ones.
- Leagues run different rules. Spain numbers its first-team squad 1–25, which decides both how high its numbers go and whether 13 is used, so it is never averaged in silently.
- The data is compiled from Wikipedia and is thinner for some seasons than others; a season with fewer than 100 numbers on record is left off the trend.