AFC Woodlands Reserves

Last updated : 16/05/2024 19:15:26

Introduction

AFC Woodlands Reserves are a Saturday football team made up of 35 team members.

The team is from Goole, North Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom and play in the East Riding County Football League DIVISION 4.

AFC Woodlands Reserves started using TeamStats in September 2011 and so far have created match reports and statistics for 8 games.

Team Details

More about the team

THE TRAVELLERS

The club was formed back in 1991 under the name Peacock Young Boys playing in the Selby & District Football League. We later became known as AFC Macintosh and played our Football in the Scunthorpe & Disrict League where we orginally formed our Reserves. After two season however the Reserve team was folded. We moved on from the Scunthorpe League to play in the East Riding County League under yet another name AFC Roundel. We then changed our name to the Old George then onto AFC Charter before becoming AFC Goods Office while still playing in the East Riding County Premier League. We are now called the AFC Woodlands. in the 2009/10 season we formed our Reserve side yet again and they played in Div 5 of the County League. We Won the league in our first season. The 2010/11 season saw us jump 2 leagues into Div 3. This was a bridge too far and we were relegated with the Management carrying the can for the blame on the teams downfall. This season under a new management team of Mark Kulic & Carl England the team are on the up. Over the past 19 years The Club as won many trophies and will continue to do so for many more hopefully.

AFC Woodlands Reserves are a Saturday football team made up of 35 team members. The team is from Goole, North Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom and play in the East Riding County Football League DIVISION 4.

History

The team was founded in 1967 as AFC Macintosh and played their football in the Scunthorpe & District League where they originally formed their Reserves. After two seasons however the Reserve team was folded. They moved on from the Scunthorpe League to play in the East Riding County League under yet another name AFC Roundel. They then changed their name to the Old George then onto AFC Charter before becoming AFC Goods Office while still playing in the East Riding County Premier League. They are now called the AFC Woodlands. In the 2009/10 season they formed their Reserve side yet again and they played in Div 5 of the County League.

Recent Season

In the 2022/23 season, AFC Woodlands Reserves finished in 10th place in the East Riding County Football League Division 4. They won 8 games, drew 2, and lost 10. Their top scorer was James Smith with 12 goals.

Sources

The East Riding County Football League is a football league in England. It is affiliated to the Football Association and is at the 11th tier of the English football league system. The league was founded in 1904 and currently has 93 clubs divided into four divisions.