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Alfreton Town F.C. is an Association football club based in Alfreton, Derbyshire.

The club was founded after a merger between Alfreton Miners Welfare F.C. and Alfreton United F.C. in 1959. The new club was admitted into the Central Alliance North Division 1 in 1959, and within two seasons entered the Midland Counties League.

In 1970, after a few seasons of finishing near the top, they won the league title, and won it again in 1973 and 1977. After the Midland League and the Yorkshire League merged in 1982, they won the Northern Counties East League in 1985, division champions in 1987, and joined the Northern Premier League in 1988.

In 1991, the team finished in last place but were saved from relegation due to several clubs leaving the league. They were relegated into the First Division soon after, but ran into a slump for several seasons, ending up back in the Northern Counties East League in 1999.

In 2003, the club won the First Division and the Derbyshire Senior Cup. After this turn of events, they won promotion to the Conference North.

History

Current squad

Goalkeepers Shaun Bodkin,

Defenders Liam Powell, Mark Blount, Mark Turner, Ryan Clarke, Dave Robinson, Mark Hume, Lee Featherstone

Midfielders Chris Bettney, Matt Fisher, Chris Howard, Jason Blunt, Chris White

Forwards Michael Rankine, Mick Godber, Peter Duffield, Neil Ross

League History

List not complete

Season Division Position Significant Events
Joined the Midland League
1925-1926 Midland League 9th
1926-1927 Midland League 18th
1927-1928
1928-1929
1929-1930
1930-1931
1931-1932
1932-1933
1933-1934
1934-1935
1935-1936
1936-1937
1937-1938
1938-1939
English football is postponed due to World War 2
1946-1947
1947-1948
1948-1949
1949-1950
1950-1951
1951-1952
1952-1953
1953-1954
1954-1955
1955-1956
1956-1957
1957-1958
1958-1959
Alfeton Miners Welfare & Alfreton United merge to become Alfreton Town and joined the Central Alliance Division One
1959-1960 Central Alliance Division One 4th
1960-1961 Central Alliance Division One 10th
Joined Midland League
1961-1962 Midland League 18th
1962-1963 Midland League 5th
1963-1964 Midland League 4th
1964-1965 Midland League 7th
1965-1966 Midland League 10th
1966-1967 Midland League 8th
1967-1968 Midland League 10th
1968-1969 Midland League 7th
1969-1970 Midland League 1st Champions
1970-1971 Midland League 5th
1971-1972 Midland League 2nd Runners Up
1972-1973 Midland League 4th
1973-1974 Midland League 1st Champions
1974-1975 Midland League 3rd
Midland League becomes Midland Premier League upon expansion
1975-1976 Midland Premier League 4th
1976-1977 Midland Premier League 1st Champions
1977-1978 Midland Premier League 4th
1978-1979 Midland Premier League 17th
1979-1980 Midland Premier League 10th
1980-1981 Midland Premier League 2nd Runners Up
1981-1982 Midland Premier League 2nd Runners Up
Placed in Northern Counties Premier League upon merger of the Midland & Yorkshire football leagues
1982-1983 Northern Counties Premier League 13th
1983-1984 Northern Counties Premier League 4th
1984-1985 Northern Counties Premier League 4th
1985-1986 Northern Counties Premier League 6th
1986-1987 Northern Counties Premier League 1st Champions
1987-1988 Northern Premier Division One 11th
1988-1989 Northern Premier Division One 20th
1989-1990 Northern Premier Division One 18th
1990-1991 Northern Premier Division One 22nd
1991-1992 Northern Premier Division One 20th
1992-1993 Northern Premier Division One 9th
1993-1994 Northern Premier Division One 6th
1994-1995 Northern Premier Division One 4th
1995-1996 Northern Premier Division One 2nd Runners Up
1996-1997 Northern Premier League 21st
1997-1998 Northern Premier League 22nd Relegated
1998-1999 Northern Premier Division One 22nd Relegated
1999-2000 Northern Counties Premier League 5th
2000-2001 Northern Counties Premier League 3rd
2001-2002 Northern Counties Premier League 1st Champions
2002-2003 Northern Premier Division One 1st Champions
2003-2004 Northern Premier League 4th
Placed in Conference North upon it's formation
2004-2005 Conference North 14th
2005-2006 Conference North 17th

Source: [Alfreton Town] at the Football Club History Database


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