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Winsford United 12.13.V2 NEWS Official Match day Programme £1 The original Bootle F.C. were formed in 1880 and played at Hawthorne Road. Vodkat League First Division They were in fact Everton FC’s biggest Champions rivals. In 1889–90 Bootle became founder 2008-09 members of the Football Alliance, narrowly missing out on the football 1964-65, 1975-76, league to the blues. That season was the 1978-79 most successful as we finished league runners-up, reached the quarter-finals of the FA Cup, where we lost to Blackburn 1965-66, 1967-68, Bootle Football Club have teams that range from Rovers (0-7). When the Alliance merged with the Football 1973-74 League in 1892, Bootle became founder members of the new Liverpool County Second Division. However, despite a respectable 8th place FA Youth Cup Under 7’s to Under 18’s. final position, the club dropped out after one season (and 1977-78, 1984-85, 1990-91, were replaced by neighbours Liverpool) and seemingly 1999-00, 2005-06 disappeared due to financial problems. Lancashire Amateur Cup Due to the popularity of the teams places are limited. Football returned to Hawthorne Road when a new club, 1970 Bootle Athletic. was later formed with the new team initially Liverpool County However, at the moment there are places available in our playing in the Liverpool Leagues. In 1948 when the club were Combination Champions elected to the Lancashire Combination 2, which was won at 1964-65, 1965-66, 1967-68, the first attempt. However, Bootle struggled in the top-flight and 1968-69, 1969-70, 1970-71, Under 8 teams. If you would like more information please after several tough seasons withdrew and 1971-72, 1972-73, 1973-74 folded during the 1953–54 campaign. Lancashire County E-mail [email protected] In 1953, the current club was formed as Combination Champions Langton and played in the local leagues. 1975-76, 1976-77 After a very successful spell in the Cheshire County League Liverpool County Combination (which we Div Two Champions won on numerous occasions) the club reverted back to it’s It’s 1978-79 We also hold pre-school Football sessions in association better known identity of Bootle F.C. in 1973; and a year later North West Counties League joined the Lancashire Combination, which we won in 1976 Div Two Runners-up and 1977. Bootle then joined the Second Division of the 1992-93 with Positive Skills. If you are interested in bringing your child Cheshire County League, which was won in our first season, Tennants Floodlit Trophy and we were promoted to the First Division. In 1982 the Winners Cheshire County League was one of the leagues that merged 1993-94 Please e-mail to form the North West Counties League, which Bootle duly Vodkat League Challenge joined, becoming a member of the First Division. The club Cup Runners-up spent most of their time in the First Division until 2000 when we [email protected] unfortunately dropped into the Second Division. However, 2007-08 despite finishing 6th in 2002, the club Vodkat League dropped into the Liverpool County Reserve Division Winners Combination. In 2006 the club, with a new 2007-08, 2009-10 ground, were elected back into Division 2 Runners-up of the North West Counties League. In 2009 2008-09 Bootle won promotion to the NWCL Premier *Liverpool Senior Cup Division and also won the Championship. In 2009/10, our first Winners season back in the NWCFL Premier Division Bootle finished a 1883, 1888, 1889 NWCFL highest placing of 3rd. In 2010/11 finished 6th place. *Football Alliance They equalled the 3rd place again in 2012. With the ground Runners-up grading and charter standard status established in 2011/12 1889-90 the club are looking to progress to the next level. 2 Under 18’s win 2nd piece of silverware Bootle Football Club - Founder members of the Bootle won the West Cheshire Youth Plate Football Alliance 1889, Final against Gateacre on Thursday night with The Football League Div2* Lloyd Morrison a powerful performance that was more 1892 & The Northwest Neil Prince Counties Football League emphatic than the 1-0 score-line suggests. 1982 Awarded FA Charter Cheetham, Charnock and Seddon bossed the Standard Status in midfield from the first whistle and chances November 2011 came and went. A sweeping move saw An associated committee Pruden get in behind the Gateacre defence consisting of elected members: and deliver a great deep cross that was met well by Loughlin only for the keeper to make a Mr Frank Doran Jnr great save. Rowlands was then put clear in the opposition area and seemed to be unceremoniuosly dragged back round the Mr Ben Roberts neck and then buried into the turf, only for the officials to wave away cast iron appeals. Mr Frank Doran Snr Mr Joe Benton MP A further penalty shout was turned down when Charnock clevely worked himself into the box. He was clearly clipped from behind but chose to stay on his feet and Mr Bobby Capstick, Mr cross the ball. Bootle didnt have long to wait for the opener. Another break down Dave Ruth, Mr Geoff Frasier, the left saw a great cross delivered into the Gateacre box. Cheetham timed his Mr Tommy McKay, Mr Tony McKay run to perfection and nodded the ball home strongly despite a great attempt by the impressive Gateacre keeper. Further chances were created before the interval but the half time score was Bootle 1 Gateacre 0. Mr Joseph Doran The second half took on a familiar pattern with Bootle winning the midfield battle Mr Dave Miley Snr and breaking quickly to threaten. Rowlands was replaced by Ellis on 60 minutes Mr Neil Prince and the game became a real battle with neither side backing down. However, the Bootle goal wasnt challenged for the entire 90 minutes other than free kicks lofted Mr James Olsen high into the box and Pruden and Charnock both had great chances to add to Mr Neil Murphy Bootle's lead. Mr Paul McCowen Final score - Bootle 1 Gateacre 0 Mr Darren Carr Another great win by this impressive young side making it 2 out of 3 in their quest Mr Liam Royle to win a Cup Treble. The final part of this comes tomorrow v Gateacre again in the LCFA Cup Final Mr Dave Miley Jnr, Mr Carl Dale 26 3 *Original Club folded in 1893 25 5 4 Princey Helloandwelcome theto Delta Taxisour for Stadium leaguehome final gamethe of season; anda warm WinsfordUnited’sof andall Morrison welcome Lloyd to team,staff &supporters. Lookingatthe season, this has been theclosest has it beenatthe topfor years andwe have given our it best shot. thinkI in the endwe have ran out ofgas. The hectic fixture seemslist tohave caught up withus, withinjuries to keyplayers a bigfactor. ishard It enough to play thetop teams butasis, to it go to RuncornTown, then play Padiham on the Tuesday;and then Barnoldswick took- it alotout of us.On partmy lessons have been learned and next yearknowI wecome will backstronger forit. Thelads have been absolutely fantastic this season andwouldI like topersonally thank every single playerwho have played theirpart, even thelads whohave moved on over the course of theyear haveplayed their part. Thelads have produced some excellent stuffand important its that wedon’t forgetthat.We must now goon and finish the seasonas strong aspossible. I wantthis league tobe won ongoal difference only, and two wins for us could makethat happen. Weneed tofinish as strong aspossible togive a true reflection ofthe season andset us up for the LiverpoolSenior Cup final, whenever that may be, wouldFinally,I like to thankthe committee and thesupporters for their backing this season,you have beentremendous. 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