WELCOME TO THE OFFICIAL 2011-12 WEBSITE OF

WOLLATON FOOTBALL CLUB

Formed 1954

Founder members of the Precision Training Notts Senior League & members of the Midland Amateur Alliance. Affiliated to Nottinghamshire Football Association

SEASON 2011/12

MANAGEMENT TEAMS

1ST X1

IAN LOWE MANAGER

DARREN WHEATER-LOWE ASST MANAGER

RESERVES

MANAGER TONY ALVEY

ASST MANAGER DINO LABBATE

3RD TEAM

MANAGER CHRIS DILKS

4TH TEAM

MANAGER ANDREW VESEY

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The Nottinghamshire Senior leagues most decorated Club

NSL Senior Division Champions

2005/06

2004/05

NSL Division One Champions

2005/06 (Reserves) 2009/10 (RESERVES)

NSL Senior Section Cup Winners NSL Junior Section Cup Winners

2004/05 & 2008/09 2007/08 &Runners up 2006/07

Notts Alliance Senior Cup Winners 2000/01, Notts Alliance League Champions 1999/2000

Midland Amateur Alliance Championship Winners 1955/56, 1956/57, 1986/87, 1989/90

MAA Senior Cup Winners 1975/76, 1986/87, 1989/90

MAA Intermediate Cup Winners 1956/57, 1985/86, 1986/87, 1988/89, 1989/90 MAA Minor Cup Winners 1988/89 MAA HB Poole Trophy Winners 1986/87, 1989/90, 1991/92

MAA Division 1 Champions 2003/04 MAA Division 2 Champions 1983/84, 1984/85, 1987/88, 1990/01 MAA Division 3 Champions 1981/82 MAA Division 4 Champions 1979/80

Wollaton FC players honoured with NSL representative squad status past and present

James Allen 1, Micheal Bannister 2, Danny Chaplin 10, Eddie Emery 1, Paul Gadsby 8, Mick Grinion 2, Will Heath 5, Chris Marks 3, Karl Mitchell 7, Dave Savidge 2, Tom Simpson 6, Ryan Perkins 9, Ian Barker 5, Scott Smalley 6, Dan Smith 3, Darren Standage 3, Matt Worster 13, Dave Smith 10, Ashley Robinson 1.

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Wollaton Football Club have four adult teams, two of which became founder members of the Nottinghamshire Senior League in 2004 with the other two still residing in the Midland Amateur Alliance (the league which the club originally joined in their foundation season of 1954). The team enjoyed a successful first season in the NSL with the first's winning the Senior Division and Senior League Cup double, the side shares their Wollaton Sports Association Ground with Wollaton Cricket Club.