It didn't get off to the best of starts with City at the bottom end of the table and our first game of the New Year ended in a 6-1 defeat at Bradford Park Avenue.

That was turned around in a few short weeks with the arrival of Jamie Grimes on loan from Kidderminster Harriers who was joined by Aaron Brown and Kristian Ramsey-Dixon. A 2-1 away win at Histon was followed up by 2-1 wins over Colwyn Bay and away high flying Altrincham - which produced City's goal of the Season scored by Daniel Nti.

A 1-0 loss at a bitterly cold Vauxhall Motors preceded a 3-1 home win against Solihull Moors leaving City with four wins out of six for the month.

February

There were only three games in February due to the weather and the good form continued with an impressive 1-0 win away at Guiseley. The other two games ended in a 0-1 home loss to Telford United (which ended up being the only loss of 2014 in the League) and another close game at Gainsborough Trinity which ended in a 2-1 loss. Jamie Grimes' loan spell ended earlier in the month and he returned to a regular start at Harriers.

March

Was a mixed bag which saw the double completed over Stalybridge Celtic with Wayne Thomas making his debut & Ryan Boot return in goal on loan after Jose Viega was ruled out injured. A 1-0 win over Barrow was followed by another close game at North Ferriby which ended in a 2-1 loss. We went out of the Worcestershire Senior Cup with a young side at Redditch United. City's Home Banker of the highest crowd of the season against Stockport County which was postponed due to the weather ended up being one of the lowest crowds of the season on a cold Tuesday night & ended in a 0-0 draw.

April

The final month of the season saw a mixed bag of performances. A disappointing 1-0 loss at Leamington was followed up by the double completed over Barrow with a 1-0 win. The long trip to Workington ended in another 1-0 defeat and on easter Monday the final away game of the season ended in a 4-0 loss at Hednesford Town.

The season ended with the best home game of the Season and the visit of play off chasing Boston United backed by 300 travelling fans, who were duly dispatched 3-0 thanks to two goals from Tyler Weir - Shoot Tyler Shoot!

City ended in 15th position in the Skrill Conference North

At the End of Season Presentation Night George Williams was awarded Player of The Year and Players Player of The Year

Over the summer the League Sponsors Skrill backed out to be eventually replaced by Vanarama.

In August The Club and Trust backed Hereford United Fans in a friendly over at Malvern Town FC which produced the goal of the Season so far from Matt Gardiner!

August

Mike Symons returned to the Club and Daniel Nti re-signed on the eve of the new season which started on 9th August! (Does it get earlier every year?). New signing Nick Wright scored two on his debut in a 2-2 draw at Aggborough against Stalybridge Celtic.

City lost just one of the opening six games away at Guiseley with four draws and a Home win over North Ferriby United.

September

All three away games ended in defeat (Barrow 1-0, Stockport County 2-0 and 4-0 away at North Ferriby). All three Home games ended in wins which included new signing Sean Geddes scoring with a header on his debut after just 36 minutes against Lowestoft Town.

BBC Midlands Today asked if we would mind if they followed the Club in the FA Cup. They were not expecting a positive answer after the clubs they had followed in previous rounds had been knocked out!

City started with a 3-1 win over Rugby Town in the FA Cup 2nd Qualifying Round with Sean Geddes adding two more goals and it was the start of a three month run which no one could have predicted!

October

City had still failed to score in any of the previous six away games so far. That drought was to end in emphatic style with George Williams breaking the deadlock with a thunderbolt at Gainsborough Trinity and a 2-1 win.

The Third Qualifying Round of the FA Cup saw City drawn away at Leamington. A good City following saw a 1-1 draw. A few days later Cup Glory was back on the agenda with Ellis Deeney scoring early on and Danny Jackman added a second with a header to give City a 2-0 win! City went off to a standing ovation at Aggborough in a fantastic atmosphere!

Four days later City's new keeper and Englands Number 1 according to the City faithful kept a clean sheet in a 2-0 win over Harrogate Town. It didn't start that way but an injury to Jose Viega just 30 seconds into the game meant Wayne Thomas ended up in goal after a brief conference on the half way line.

The final game of the month saw Greenwich Borough visit Aggborough in the FA Cup 4th Qualifying Round and an extremely close contest ended in a 2-1 win for City with Daniel Nti scoring a late winner to send City into the First Round.

The First Round Draw saw City drawn Away to Coventry City at the Ricoh Arena. It took a while to set the date as a new format for games came in with a welcome return for the BBC back filming the FA Cup. It meant that 8 games would be covered with live updates through the afternoon & City were one of them!

November

Wayne Thomas was awarded Vanarama Conference North player of the month which he received away at Leamington who City were playing for the third time in a couple of weeks and went 2-0 down, both to penalties, but Jordan Murphy and a late goal from Mike Symons saw City get a share of the points.

Tickets for the FA Cup game at Coventry went on sale and within a few days City had sold over 2,500.

The City team went to the Ricoh full of confidence, everyone else went for a day out to remember. Backed by 3,300 supporters it ended up being a day that will never be forgotten!

City dominated the early stages and five minutes before the break, the Coventry keeper Lee Burge took a swing a Daniel Nti and was duly sent off. Sean Geddes stepped up to give City a 1-0 lead from the penalty spot. Minutes later the bubble might have been burst as The Sky Blues were awarded a Penalty. Nathan Vaughan guessed the right way to save and send the City fans wild with joy.

It was only going to get better though with Sean Geddes giving City a 2-0 lead and to start "Pandemonium at The Ricoh"! Coventry pulled one back but even with 7 minutes of added time were unable to draw level. City players and Fans joined together to celebrate like never before in the first ever away win for the Club against a League Side! and to thoroughly deserve the tag of Giant Killers!

City stole the show in the special edition Football Focus Show which was filmed live throughout the afternoon and later in the day were the headline game in Match of The Day.

City went into the hat for the second round and were drawn away against Scunthorpe United.

Another game against Leamington saw City win 2-1 which was followed up by an emphatic 3-0 win away at Harrogate Town. The final game of the month saw high flying Barrow visit Aggborough for an FA Trophy game.

City took an early lead then midway through the second half a goal was scored that will never be forgotten. Sean Geddes and Rabona is all we need to say. The fans that witnessed it couldn't believe what they had seen! Fortunately the games are filmed otherwise it would never have been seen elsewhere! Overnight 5,000 people had seen it. Within 24 hours over 100,000 and the National and European Press clambered to have a chat with the new star and the goal put forward for the Puskas Award for FIFA goal of the year!

December

Carl Heeley was awarded Vanarama Conference North Manager of the Month for November and it was the double with Sean Geddes being awarded Player of the Month. The month Started with a 3-0 win away at Hyde. A week later 2,300 City fans made the trip to Scunthorpe United for the Second Round of The FA Cup. By now City were being featured everywhere due to the Cup Run and the Sean Geddes goal. Once again City were one of the featured teams on the Football Focus Special Program.

City didn't get into their regular flow and went in 1-0 down at half time. With commentators asking "has the bubble burst" that was soon answered within a minute of the restart with Daniel Nti prodding home from close range. The game ended 1-1 sparking more jubilant celebrations from the City following.

City went into the hat for the Third Round Draw for the first time in 30 years alongside the big names but were pulled out either side of Newcastle United and Everton. Chesterfield or MK Dons were to meet the victors!

Ten days later a sell out at Aggborough with the capacity reduced mainly due to 'Elf and Safety saw another night to remember,in front of the TV Cameras of BT Sport. The Club could have sold twice over the eventually attendance, the highest Home crowd for 30 years.

Scunthorpe again took a first half lead with Sean Geddes equalising in front of the partisan home crowd. 120 minutes couldn't separate the teams and it took a record breaking 13-14 scoreline after penalties to send Scunthorpe through.

Days later George Williams was transferred to League 1 side Barnsley.

The month ended with a 0-1 defeat to FC Halifax Town in the FA Trophy. The Boxing Day game was abandoned mid way through the second half due to the weather meaning City were to end the year with just one Home Defeat in the League!

The final game of 2014 ended in a narrow 1-0 defeat at Tamworth!

The Sky Sports Goal & Showboating of The Year saw lots of great goals, but was ended with the best!

What a year! Let's hope for more of the same in 2015. Will you be there?