2001/02 - 13
Influential midfielder Danny Whittaker left for Port Vale on a free transfer to fulfil his ambition to play in a higher division after five years at Moss Rose while veteran former Blackburn Rovers goalkeeper Alan Fettis joined Bury on a free.
Top Goal Scorer 2005/06: Clyde Wijnhard (striker) - 12 goals.
Brian Horton has a tough job on his hands in keeping the club in the Football League, having finished in the bottom half of the table for six of the last seven seasons following their relegation from League One at the end of the 1998/99 campaign.
2005/06 - 17 (League Two), 2004/05 - 5 (League Two), 2003/04 - 20 (League Two), 2002/03 - 16 (League Two), 2001/02 - 13 (League Two).
Bar a remarkable performance in 2004/05, Macclesfield have been mainstays in the bottom half of League Two and even with the signing of Lincoln City's top goal scorer Marvin Robinson this is unlikely to change next season.
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Horton has replaced last season's 12 goal top scorer Clyde Wijnhard with Lincoln City's leading marksman of last season, former Derby County striker Marvin Robinson and has also signed versatile Chesterfield forward Colin Heath, who also played in midfield during his loan spell at Swindon Town.
Verdict
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Carling Cup Second Round vs Cardiff City (a) - lost 2-1.
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Last Five Seasons
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Following the departure of Fettis, Horton has drafted in two younger goalkeepers to fight for the number one jersey next season. Former Newcastle youngster Jonny Brain arrived on a free transfer from Port Vale while Manchester United's Tommy Lee has returned to the club. Lee was on loan at Moss Rose last season and played 12 matches, conceding 15 goals.
Macclesfield Town
Macclesfield Town were in danger of being dragged into last season's League Two relegation fight but finished a comfortable six points above the relegation zone despite winning just two of their last six matches.
2005/06 Cup Progress
FA Cup First Round (replay) vs Yeovil Town (a) - lost 4-0.