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Forest Town

County Associaton
Nottinghamshire (00002)
Secretary
Jan C Niedojadlo, 14 Bransdale Avenue, Forest Town, Mansfield, NG19 0LZ
Home Telephone/Fax
Mobile
Manager
Steve Bingley
Home Telephone
Mobile
Business Telephone
Ground
Forest Town Sports (The Clod), Clipstone Road West, Forest Town, Mansfield
Ground/Clubhouse Telephone
Ground Location
From Mansfield follow signs for Clipstone/Forest Town on B6030. Entrance opposite Prince Charles Public House into Welfare car park
Team Colours
Blue Shirts, Blue Shorts, Blue Socks
Alternate Colours
Green Shirts, Black Shorts, Green Socks
   
Club History

The Club originally started back in 1981 as a Sunday team called Village FC playing in the Mansfield & District Sunday League. In 1983 the club changed it's name to Smith Street FC. The club started to play at it's present ground in 1986 when the club became known as Masfield Colliery FC due to the close links with the colliery.

When the Colliery closed down in 1988 the name changed to Forest Town Welfare FC to represent the local community, still playing in Sunday football today.

In January 2000, the club together with the management of the Saturday Youth Team Mansfield Colliery U16's FC and a few players from Abacus FC formed Forest Town FC.

In 2002 the club developed further with the formation of a reserve team.

Central Midlands League Record

Season Division Played Won Drawn Lost For Against Points Position
2000-01 Premier
32
9
7
16
46
77
34
12th
2001-02 Premier
36
11
9
16
54
66
42
13th
2002-03 Premier
32
11
10
11
50
58
43
10th
2003-04 Premier
36
11
9
16
54
66
42
13th

Reserves

ALL DETAILS ARE AS THE FIRST EXCEPT:

Manager
David Brown
Home Telephone
Mobile
Team Colours
White Shirts, Blue Shorts, Blue Socks
Alternate Colours
Blue Shirts, Blue Shorts, Blue Socks

 


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