Woolley Miners Welfare F.C.

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Woolley Miners Welfare
Full nameWoolley Miners Welfare Football Club

Woolley Miners Welfare F.C. was an English association football club based in Woolley, South Yorkshire.

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History

The club entered the Yorkshire League in 1971, and would win back-to-back promotions in their first two seasons to reach the top flight, before being relegated back down to Division 3 again by 1977.

In 1982 the Yorkshire League merged with the Midland League to form the Northern Counties East League, and Woolley were the first winners of the NCEL Division 2 South title. They spent the rest of their history in Division 1 and reached the final of the Sheffield & Hallamshire Senior Cup in 1989, before withdrawing from the NCEL and dissolving a year later.

League and cup history

Woolley MW League and Cup history [1] [2]
SeasonDivisionPosition FA Trophy FA Vase
1971–72 Yorkshire League Division 34th/14--
1972–73 Yorkshire League Division 22nd/161st Qualifying Round-
1973–74 Yorkshire League Division 116th/162nd Qualifying Round-
1974–75 Yorkshire League Division 211th/151st Qualifying Round-
1975–76 Yorkshire League Division 26th/15-2nd Round
1976–77 Yorkshire League Division 215th/16-1st Round
1977–78 Yorkshire League Division 314th/16-Preliminary Round
1978–79 Yorkshire League Division 39th/15--
1979–80 Yorkshire League Division 38th/14--
1980–81 Yorkshire League Division 314th/16-Preliminary Round
1981–82 Yorkshire League Division 33rd/15--
1982–83 Northern Counties East League Division 2 South1st/14-1st Round
1983–84 Northern Counties East League Division 1 South3rd/14-1st Round
1984–85 Northern Counties East League Division 1 Central3rd/16-Preliminary Round
1985–86 Northern Counties East League Division 19th/16-Preliminary Round
1986–87 Northern Counties East League Division 113th/18-1st Round
1987–88 Northern Counties East League Division 16th/16-1st Round
1988–89 Northern Counties East League Division 13rd/16--
1989–90 Northern Counties East League Division 14th/15--

Honours

Records

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