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Netherfield F.C. (1885)

Association football club in England From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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Netherfield Football Club was an association football club from Nottingham, England.

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History

The first recorded reference to the club is from 1885,[2] and it was admitted to the Nottinghamshire Football Association for the 1886–87 season.[3] The club reached the semi-final of the Nottinghamshire Junior Cup in 1887–88, losing 1–0 to Stanton Hill in Mansfield.[4]

Off the back of this minor success, the club joined the Football Association for the 1888–89 season, and entered the 1888–89 FA Cup qualifying rounds. The club drew a bye in the first round, but scratched to Cleethorpes in the second.[5]

The club's pretensions to senior status were laid bare the following month, when hammered 5–0 at Grantham Rovers in the Newark Cup;[6] the sobering effect of this was that the club did not enter any of the local competitions in 1889–90.[7] The last record of the club is an 8–1 defeat at the original Mansfield Town in the Mansfield Charity Cup in March 1891.[8]

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Ground

The club's ground was in the village of Colwick.[9]

References

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