The 2014-15 campaign was a devastating year for Cheltenham Town, with The Robins suffering relegation to the non-league Conference for the first time in 16 years after finishing a crushing 23rd in League Two. Despite a promising start that briefly saw them top the table, the season was defined by managerial upheaval and a desperate struggle for goals, with Byron Harrison and Wes Burns ending as joint-top league scorers with a meagre 4 goals each. The club’s fate was sealed in the penultimate fixture with a heartbreaking 1-0 home defeat to the promoted Shrewsbury Town in front of the season's highest crowd. It remains an unforgettable and painful chapter that marked the end of their Football League era and led to the immediate appointment of manager Gary Johnson to spearhead their rapid rebuilding effort.