2018–19 Stoke City F.C. season
The 2018–19 season was Stoke City's 102nd season in the Football League, the 42nd in the second tier and fifth in the Championship. Following last season's relegation from the Premier League, Stoke replaced Paul Lambert with Gary Rowett who was tasked with mounting a promotion challenge. Inevitably there were a large number of departures and new arrivals during the summer, Stoke spending over £30 million on Benik Afobe, Sam Clucas, Peter Etebo, Tom Ince and James McClean. However Stoke made a bad start to the campaign losing against Leeds United, Wigan Athletic and West Bromwich Albion. Stoke struggled to close the gap on the play-off positions despite going on a ten-game unbeaten run of which six were draws and ended 2018 in mid-table. Rowett was sacked at the beginning of January 2019 an
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2017–18 Stoke City F.C. season2018-19 Stoke City F.C. season2019–20 Stoke City F.C. seasonAdam FedericiAndy WilkinsonAshley Williams (footballer)Badou NdiayeBenik AfobeBojan KrkićBruno Martins IndiCharlie AdamCuco MartinaDanny BatthDarren FletcherDániel GyollaiErik PietersGareth Owen (footballer, born 1982)Giannelli ImbulaHarry SouttarHistory of Stoke City F.C.Ibrahim AfellayJack ButlandJakob HaugaardJames McCleanJoe AllenJosef Bursik (footballer)Josh TymonJulien NgoyKevin Russell (footballer)Kevin WimmerLasse Sørensen (footballer, born 1999)List of Stoke City F.C. seasonsMame Biram DioufMark Waddington (footballer)Moritz BauerNathan CollinsNathan Jones (Welsh footballer)Ollie ShentonPeter CoatesPeter Crouch
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2018–19 Stoke City F.C. season
The 2018–19 season was Stoke City's 102nd season in the Football League, the 42nd in the second tier and fifth in the Championship. Following last season's relegation from the Premier League, Stoke replaced Paul Lambert with Gary Rowett who was tasked with mounting a promotion challenge. Inevitably there were a large number of departures and new arrivals during the summer, Stoke spending over £30 million on Benik Afobe, Sam Clucas, Peter Etebo, Tom Ince and James McClean. However Stoke made a bad start to the campaign losing against Leeds United, Wigan Athletic and West Bromwich Albion. Stoke struggled to close the gap on the play-off positions despite going on a ten-game unbeaten run of which six were draws and ended 2018 in mid-table. Rowett was sacked at the beginning of January 2019 an
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