Stocksbridge Works F.C.

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Stocksbridge Works
Full nameStocksbridge Works Football Club
Dissolved1986
GroundBracken Moor

Stocksbridge Works F.C. was an English football club located in Stocksbridge, Sheffield, South Yorkshire.

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History

The club played in the Sheffield Association League before joining the Yorkshire League in 1949, entering the FA Cup for the first time in the same year. They won the Division 2 title in 1951, earning promotion to Division 1. The following season they won the Sheffield & Hallamshire Senior Cup and completed a double by winning the Yorkshire League title in their inaugural top flight campaign. They remained in the upper reaches of the league until the mid-1960s, winning the championship on a further six occasions establishing themselves as one of the most successful clubs in the league's history.

A year after their seventh title win in 1963 Stocksbridge slumped to relegation back to Division 2, and the following years would see them become a yo-yo club, being either promoted or relegated in 12 out of 16 seasons between 1963 and 1979. By the time the Yorkshire League merged with the Midland Football League to form the Northern Counties East League (NCEL) in 1982, Stocksbridge had sunk to Division 3, and were to emerge in Division 2 South of the new competition.

The club lasted just four seasons in the NCEL, until in the summer of 1986 they merged with another local side, Oxley Park Sports, to form Stocksbridge Park Steels, a club which was then a member of the Northern Premier League.

League and cup history

Stocksbridge Works League and Cup history [1] [2] [3] [4]
SeasonDivisionPosition FA Cup FA Amateur Cup
1947–48 Sheffield Association League --
1948–49 Sheffield Association League --
1949–50 Yorkshire League Division 27th/18 2nd qualifying round -
1950–51 Yorkshire League Division 21st/17 4th qualifying round -
1951–52 Yorkshire League Division 11st/18 1st qualifying round -
1952–53 Yorkshire League Division 13rd/18 1st qualifying round -
1953–54 Yorkshire League Division 15th/18 1st qualifying round -
1954–55 Yorkshire League Division 11st/18--
1955–56 Yorkshire League Division 11st/18 2nd qualifying round -
1956–57 Yorkshire League Division 11st/18 4th qualifying round -
1957–58 Yorkshire League Division 11st/18 3rd qualifying round -
1958–59 Yorkshire League Division 15th/18 3rd qualifying round -
1959–60 Yorkshire League Division 112th/18 1st qualifying round -
1960–61 Yorkshire League Division 12nd/18--
1961–62 Yorkshire League Division 11st/16 3rd qualifying round -
1962–63 Yorkshire League Division 11st/16 1st qualifying round -
1963–64 Yorkshire League Division 114th/16 1st qualifying round -
1964–65 Yorkshire League Division 21st/15 1st qualifying round -
1965–66 Yorkshire League Division 116th/16 1st qualifying round -
1966–67 Yorkshire League Division 24th/17--
1967–68 Yorkshire League Division 117th/17-
1968–69 Yorkshire League Division 213th/17-2nd qualifying round
1969–70 Yorkshire League Division 29th/18-
1970–71 Yorkshire League Division 31st/15-Preliminary Round
1971–72 Yorkshire League Division 29th/15-1st qualifying round
1972–73 Yorkshire League Division 215th/16 1st qualifying round -
1973–74 Yorkshire League Division 38th/16 Preliminary round -
1974–75 Yorkshire League Division 31st/16 1st qualifying round -
1975–76 Yorkshire League Division 215th/15 1st qualifying round -
1976–77 Yorkshire League Division 313th/16--
1977–78 Yorkshire League Division 311th/16--
1978–79 Yorkshire League Division 32nd/15--
1979–80 Yorkshire League Division 216th/16--
1980–81 Yorkshire League Division 35th/16--
1981–82 Yorkshire League Division 36th/15--
1982–83 Northern Counties East League Division 2 South5th/14--
1983–84 Northern Counties East League Division 2 South11th/14--
1984–85 Northern Counties East League Division 1 Central14th/16--
1985–86 Northern Counties East League Division 310th/14--

Honours

Records

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References

  1. ↑ Stocksbridge Works Football Club History Database
  2. ↑ Stocksbridge Works WildStat
  3. ↑ British Newspaper Archive
  4. ↑ Hawthorn, Fred (2009). The FA Amateur Cup : Complete Results. soccerdata.
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