Alvechurch F.C.

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clubname = Alvechurch

fullname = Alvechurch Football Club
nickname = The Church
founded = 1929 (Reformed in 1994)
ground = Lye Meadow, Redditch Road,

Alvechurch, Worcestershire
capacity = 3,000
chairman = Peter Eacock
manager = Shaun Cunnington| league = Midland Football Alliance
season = 2007–08
position = Midland Football Alliance, 14th
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Alvechurch Football Club is an association football club based in Alvechurch, near Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, currently playing in the Midland Football Alliance. They are affiliated to the Worcestershire Football Association.

History

Alvechurch F.C. was founded in 1929 and closed in November 1993. In 1994 a group of supporters resurrected the club.

Alvechurch reached the 1st round of the FA Cup in 1971-72 after five replays in their 4th round qualifying tie with Oxford City. The tie lasted eleven hours making it longest in the history of the FA Cup. The scores were 2-2, 1-1, 1-1, 0-0, 0-0 and 1-0 to Alvechurch.

Two years later the club achieved their best ever result in the FA Cup, beating King's Lynn 6-1 in the Second Round before losing 4-2 to Bradford City in the Third Round.

Alan Smith, the Arsenal and England footballer played for Alvechurch, as did Republic of Ireland and Wolverhampton Wanderers striker David Kelly.

Current squad

*Gavin Bassford
*Richard Batchelor
*Shane Benjamin
*Gareth Davies
*Wayne Dugmore
*Tommy Elmes
*James Fisher
*Bret Fitzpatrick
*Craig Hall
*Junior Hewitt
*Earl Jordon
*Neil Kitching
*Karl Lewis
*Craig Nicholls
*Liam O' Shea
*Simon Redhead
*Keith Rostill
*Tony Rowe
*Paul Smith
*Anthony Sutton
*Craig Vale
*Joe Walsh
*Michael Tandy

Honours

*Worcestershire Senior Cup 1972/73;1973/74;1976/77

*Worcestershire Senior Urn 2003/04;2004/05

*Birmingham Senior Amateur Cup 1973/74

*Worcestershire Combination Div.1 1962/63;1964/65;1966/67

*Midland Football Combination Invitation Cup 1967;1968

*Tony Allen Memorial Cup 1970

*Midland Combination Div.1 1971/72

*Midland Combination Premier Division 2002/03

*Combination Challenge Cup 1964/65;1965/66;1967/68;1968/69;1971/72;2002/03

*Midland Football Combination Presidents Cup 1965/66;1968/69

*West Midlands Regional League Premier Division 1973/74;1974/75;1975/76;1976/77

*West Midland Regional League Challenge Cup 1973/74;1974/75;1977/78

*Border Counties Floodlit League 1975/76;1976/77

*Southern League Champions 1980/81

*Midland Division Champions 1980/81

*Championship Match 1980/81

*Southern League Cup 1982/83

*Smedley Crooke Cup 1982/83;1986/87;2000/01

*Birmingham County FA Junior Cup 1965/66;1967/68

*Birmingham County FA Youth Cup 1999/2000

*Midland Floodlit Youth League 2000/01

League history

ources

External links

* [http://www.alvechurchfc.com/ Club website]
* [http://www.rsssf.com/tablese/engcup1974.html Info from RSSSF]
* [http://www.thepyramid.info/sections/N.htm Info from The Pyramid]

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