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A Potted Club History - The
Nineties
 Results and tables for
the following seasons can be found in our all-time
results section.
The Decades Winners
World Cup Winners: 1990 West Germany, 1994
Brazil, 1998 France
European
Championships:
1992 Denmark, 1996 Germany
League Champions: 1999 Manchester United, 1998
Arsenal, 1997 Manchester United, 1996 Manchester United, 1995 Blackburn
Rovers, 1994 Manchester United, 1993 Manchester United, 1992 Leeds United,
1991 Arsenal, 1990 Liverpool
FA Cup Winners: 1999 Manchester United, 1998
Arsenal, 1997 Chelsea, 1996 Manchester United, 1995 Everton, 1994 Manchester
United, 1993 Arsenal, 1992 Liverpool, 1991 Tottenham Hotspur, 1990 Manchester
United
European Cup Winners: 1999 Manchester United, 1998
Real Madrid, 1997 Borussia Dortmund, 1996 Juventus, 1995 Ajax, 1994 AC Milan,
1993 Olympique Marseille, 1992 Barcelona, 1991 Red Star Belgrade, 1990 AC
Milan
UEFA Cup Winners:1999 Parma, 1998 Inter Milan,
1997 FC Schalke, 1996 Bayern Munich, 1995 Parma, 1994 Inter Milan, 1993
Juventus, 1992 Ajax, 1991 Inter Milan, 1990 Juventus
Cup Winner's Cup: 1999 Lazio, 1998 Chelsea, 1997
Barcelona, 1996 Paris Saint-Germain, 1995 Real Zaragoza, 1994 Arsenal, 1993
Parma, 1992 Werder Bremen, 1991 Manchester United, 1990 Sampdoria
Pictured above:
First Team Squad 94-95
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Season
1990-91
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 John Lyall (pictured) is
appointed manager. Final league placing of 14th is Town's worst for 25
years. ITFC 'Player of the Year' David Linnigan.
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Season
1991-92
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 Division 2 Championship
clinched, with a game to spare, in the final way game of the season at
Oxford (1-1). Liverpool taken to extra time in the FA Cup 3rd round replay
at Anfield where Town lose by the odd goal in five. ITFC 'Player of the
Year' John Wark (pictured).
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Season
1992-93
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 Inaugural season the FA
Premier League. Eventual Champions Manchester United are held 1-1 at Old
Trafford and beaten 2-1 at home. League derby action resumes as Norwich are
doubled 2-0 at Carrow Road and 3-1 at home. ITFC 'Player of the Year' Mick
Stockwell (pictured).
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Season
1993-94
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 A last minute goal by Mark
Stein for Chelsea beats Sheffield United and Ipswich escape relegation. Ian
Marshall (pictured) is leading scorer with 10 goals. ITFC 'Player of the
Year' John Wark.
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Season
1994-95
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 John Lyall resigns as manager
in December. George Burley is appointed manager in January. Relegated to
Division 1. Despatched from FA Cup by 2nd Division Wrexham. On wrong end of
record Premiership victory (against Manchester United, 0-9, at Old
Trafford). ITFC 'Player of the Year' Craig Forrest (pictured). Richard
Wright makes his league debut.
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Season
1995-96
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 Town require a win on last
game of season to clinch play-off berth but are held 0-0 by Millwall at
Portman Road. Ian Marshall is leading scorer with 19 goals, Alex Mathie
nets on 18 occasions. ITFC 'Player of the Year' Simon Milton (pictured).
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Season
1996-97
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 A run of 25 league games, from
December to May, with just four defeats see Town clinch 4th position and a
play-off berth, where they lose on away goals to Sheffield United in the
semi-finals. Sheffield United had been beaten twice in the regular season -
3-1 on both occasions. Leading marksman is Paul Mason with 12 goals. ITFC
'Player of the Year' Mauricio Taricco (pictured).
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Season
1997-98
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 Just one league defeat in the
last 28 league games sees Town clinch another play-off spot. In that run
three straight home games see Town score five, including the 5-0 demolition
of Norwich. Town lose to Charlton Athletic in the play-off semi-finals.
Leading marksman David Johnson with 22 league and cup goals. ITFC 'Player
of the Year' Matt Holland (pictured).
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Season
1998-99
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 Sir Alf Ramsey dies in April
at the age of 79. Town have to settle for 3rd spot in the league, despite
having occupied an automatic promotion place at the end of April, and lose
on away goals to Bolton Wanderers in the play-off semi-finals. Watford, who
had finished 9 points behind Town, beat Bolton in the final and were
promoted. ITFC 'Player of the Year' Jamie Clapham (pictured). Kieron Dyer
sold to Newcastle United for £6 Million in close season.
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Season
1999-00
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 Having lead the division
during August, and occupied 2nd or 3rd spot for most of the season, Town
again miss out on automatic promotion. Manchester City's 4-1 away win a
Blackburn on the final day of the season consigns Town to the play-offs for
the fourth year running. 2-0 down inside 30 minutes away at Bolton in the
semi-final 1st leg and the play-off jinx appears to be striking again. But
Town fight back to draw 2-2 and win the 2nd leg 5-3 (aet) to book a Wembley
appearance against Barnsley in the final. 37,500 Town fans mass at the Twin
Towers for the penultimate club game ever to be staged there. Town win 4-2 and
are back in the Premier League after a five year absence. ITFC 'Player of
the Year' James Scowcroft (pictured). Record transfer fee is broken with
the signing of Marcus Stewart from Huddersfield Town for £2.75M.
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