Chelmsley Town F.C.

Chelmsley Town
Full name	Chelmsley Town Football Club
Founded	1927 (as Christchurch F.C.)
Ground	The Pavilion
Ground Capacity	2000 (0 seated)
League	Midland League Division Two
2014–15	Midland League Division Two, 6th

Chelmsley Town F.C. is an amateur English association football club based in Marston Green, West Midlands, representing the nearby town of Chelmsley Wood. The club was established in 1927 as Christchurch F.C., before changing to their current name in 1969. The club previously played in Selly Oak, to the south-west of the city of Birmingham. In 1996, they joined the West Midlands (Regional) League Division One South. For the 2015–16 season, they are members of the Midland League Division Two.

The club has played in the FA Vase.^[1]

References

↑ Chelmsley Town at the Football Club History Database

External links

Official club website

Midland Football League

Premier Division	AFC Wulfrunians Alvechurch Bardon Hill Boldmere St. Michaels Brocton Coleshill Town Continental Star Coventry Sphinx Dunkirk Heanor Town Hereford Highgate United Long Eaton United Loughborough University Lye Town Quorn Rocester Shepshed Dynamo Sporting Khalsa Stourport Swifts Walsall Wood Westfields

Division One	Atherstone Town Bolehall Swifts Bromsgrove Sporting Cadbury Athletic Coventry Copsewood Coventry United Heath Hayes Heather St John's Hinckley AFC Leicester Road Lichfield City Littleton Nuneaton Griff Pelsall Villa Pershore Town Pilkington XXX Racing Club Warwick Southam United Stafford Town Studley

Division Two	Alvis Sporting Club Aston Austrey Rangers Barnt Green Spartak Chelmsley Town Coton Green Droitwich Spa Earlswood Town Fairfield Villa Feckenham Hampton Kenilworth Town KH Knowle Paget Rangers Rostance Edwards Sutton United

Division Three	AFC Solihull Alcester Town Badsey Rangers Barton United Boldmere Sports & Social Burntwood Town Coventrians Enville Athletic FC Stratford Inkberrow Leamington Hibernian Northfield Town Perrywood Redditch Borough Shipston Excelsior Smithswood Firs

Seasons	2014–15 2015–16

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