Pilkington Recreation F.C.

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Pilkington Recreation
Full namePilkington Recreation Football Club

Pilkington Recreation F.C. was an English association football club based in Kirk Sandall, Doncaster, South Yorkshire.

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History

Little is known of the club's early years – they first came to the public eye when they played in the FA Cup in 1927, entering the competition every year up to the outbreak of the Second World War. After the war, they joined the Sheffield Association League for two years while again playing in the FA Cup, but it is not known what happened to the club between 1952 and 1976.

In 1976 they entered the Yorkshire League  – a year later they first entered the FA Vase. In 1982 they joined the newly formed Northern Counties East League, but their spell in this competition was troubled, and in 1991 they resigned from the league and disbanded after finishing bottom of the basement division for the second successive season.

League and cup history

Pilkington Recreation League and Cup history [1] [2] [3]
SeasonDivisionPosition FA Cup FA Amateur Cup FA Vase
1927–28 Preliminary round 3rd qualifying round-
1928–29 Doncaster & District Senior League 1st 1st qualifying round 1st round-
1929–30 Doncaster & District Senior League 1st 2nd qualifying round 1st round-
1930–31 1st qualifying round 3rd qualifying round-
1931–32 Doncaster & District Senior League 1st Preliminary round 3rd qualifying round-
1932–33 1st qualifying round --
1933–34 1st qualifying round --
1934–35 Extra preliminary round --
1935–36 Preliminary round --
1936–37 Extra preliminary round --
1937–38 Preliminary round --
1938–39 Extra preliminary round --
1947–48 Sheffield Association League /20 Extra preliminary round --
1948–49 Sheffield Association League /18 Preliminary round --
1949–50 Preliminary round --
1950–51 Extra preliminary round --
1951–52 1st qualifying round --
1956–57-Extra preliminary round-
1957–58-Extra preliminary round-
1976–77 Yorkshire League Division 316th/16---
1977–78 Yorkshire League Division 39th/16--1st round
1978–79 Yorkshire League Division 310th/15--Preliminary Round
1979–80 Yorkshire League Division 34th/14---
1980–81 Yorkshire League Division 26th/16---
1981–82 Yorkshire League Division 213th/16---
1982–83 Northern Counties East League Division 2 North5th/14--3rd Round
1983–84 Northern Counties East League Division 2 North12th/14--Preliminary Round
1984–85 Northern Counties East League Division 1 Central6th/16--1st round
1985–86 Northern Counties East League Division 116th/16--Preliminary Round
1986–87 Northern Counties East League Division 110th/18--Preliminary Round
1987–88 Northern Counties East League Division 113th/16---
1988–89 Northern Counties East League Division 116th/16---
1989–90 Northern Counties East League Division 214th/14---
1990–91 Northern Counties East League Division 213th/13---

Honours

Records

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References

  1. ↑ Pilkington Recreation WildStat
  2. ↑ Pilkington Recreation Football Club History Database
  3. ↑ Hawthorn, Fred (2009). The FA Amateur Cup : Complete Results. soccerdata.
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