Hallen F.C.

Hallen F.C.

Football club infobox
clubname = Hallen
fullname = Hallen Football Club
nickname = The Armadillos
founded = 1949 (as Lawrence Weston Athletic)
ground = The Hallen Centre,
Hallen
capacity =
chairman =
manager =
league = Western Football League
Premier Division
season = 2007–08
position = Western Football League
Premier Division, 15th

Hallen F.C. is a football club based in Hallen, near Bristol, England, currently members of the Western League Premier Division.

They were established in 1949 as Lawrence Weston Athletic, playing their early years in the Bristol and District League and then the Bristol Premier Combination.

In 1979, they moved to the village of Hallen, changing their name to Lawrence Weston Hallen. The facilities available at their new base enabled them to move up to the Gloucestershire County League in 1987. Three years later, they changed their name again, to simply Hallen.

In 1992 they gained a further promotion, joining the Hellenic League Division One, and after further improvements to the facilities (particularly the erection of floodlights and a 200-seater stand), a runner-up position in 1996-97 led to another step up, to the Hellenic League Premier Division.

After three seasons in the Hellenic League Premier, they were granted permission to switch to the Western League, but had to take an effective demotion to that league's Division One. They won that division in 2003-04, meaning they took their place in the Western League Premier Division, where they remain to this day.

They have been entering the FA Vase since 1983 - their best run coming in 2000-01 when they reached the Fifth Round (last 16). Their FA Cup history only dates back to 2002-03, but in 2004-05 they came close to making the competition proper, losing in the Fourth Qualifying Round to Football Conference side Canvey Island.

Honours

*Hellenic League Division One : Winners 1996-97
*Western League Division One : Winners 2003-04
*Gloucestershire County League : Winners 1988-89, 1992-93. Runners-up 1987-88
*Gloucestershire Challenge Trophy : Winners 1989-90, 1992-93. Runners-up 2004-05
*Gloucestershire Junior Cup : Winners 1968-69


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