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Almondsbury FC - A History



       1969 Formed as Patchway North End FC and played on Patchway
       Common in Bristol Regional League

       1971 Transferred to Bristol Suburban League, Division 5 finishing
       runners up & winning the GFA Primary Cup. Youth Sec on formed
       with  one  U13  team  playing  in  Bath  &  Bristol  District  League
       bea ng an unbeaten Timsbury 1-0 in the League Cup played at
       Twerton Park.

       1974 Move ground to Patchway School & rename club to Patchway Old Boys. The
       U16 Youth team form the basis of a reserve team & immediately win Division 4 of
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       Suburban League. In subsequent years both the 1  XI & Reserve climb their way
       up the Suburban League; the first team eventually reaching the Senior League,
       now known as Premier League 1 both teams winning honours on the way. For a
       couple years during this period the club play under the name of SAC Technology
       FC in a sponsorship deal, but this only lasts for a couple of years.

       1989 The club moves again to its present loca on at Almondsbury Sports & Social
       Centre and become Almondsbury FC. Eventually the ground becomes known as
       The Field.
       1995  An  ‘A’  team  formed  and  following  the  reserve  team  21  years  previously
       immediately win Division 4 of the Suburban League.
       1996 Youth Sec on re-form, ini ally with one team, expanding over the years to
       seven teams from U10s to U18s.
       2001 Bristol Suburban League Champions

       2004 Gloucestershire County League Champions & accepted into Division 1 of
       Toolsta on Western League following necessary ground improvements.

       2009 Partnership with University of West of England (UWE) & club play under
       name  of  Almondsbury  UWE  FC.  Further  ground  improvements  undertaken  –
       floodlights, 2 new stands, improved hospitality facili es. This allowing access to
       both FA Vase & ini ally Emirates FA Cup compe  ons.

       2011 Women’s Sec on formed, star ng in Gloucestershire League but eventually
       gaining promo on to South West League.

       2017 Partnership with UWE ends & club goes back to name of Almondsbury FC
       2018 As part of FA restructuring club removed from Toolsta on League & placed
       in Division 1 (West) of UHL Sports Hellenic League
       2019 As part of FA restructuring club returned to the Toolsta on League.
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