Winterton Rangers F.C.

Winterton Rangers
Full name Winterton Rangers Football Club
Nickname(s) Rangers
Founded 1934
Ground West Street
Winterton
Ground Capacity 3,000 (200 seated)
Chairman Dave Crowder
Manager Lee Hastings
League Northern Counties East League
Division One
2014–15 Northern Counties East League
Division One, 18th

Winterton Rangers F.C. are a football club based in Winterton, England. They play in the Northern Counties East Football League Division One.

History

The club was established in 1934. They were originally an intermediate side before becoming members of the Scunthorpe & District League in 1935.

Winterton have used just two grounds in their history. They were situated at Watery Lane until 1950 when a piece of land was purchased at West Street. In 1965 they joined the Lincolnshire County League until 1970 when they accepted an invitation to the Yorkshire Football League. Over the next decade they won the Yorkshire Football League on three occasions.

They reached the 4th qualifying round of the FA Cup in 1971–72 and 1976–77 and the Quarter-Final stage of the FA Vase in 1976–77. In 1978 they won the Philips six-a-side floodlight cup, beating Newcastle Blue Star in the Final. Their prize was six floodlights.

In 1982–83 they became founder members of the Northern Counties East League (NCEL), when the Yorkshire League and Midland League amalgamated. Just 2 seasons later the club disbanded due to financial difficulties. In 1986 Rangers then re-entered the NCEL Division 2 winning he title in 1989–90 and were promoted directly to the NCEL Division. After 4 seasons they were relegated to the NCEL Division 1.

Since November 2004 they have been managed by former Hull City and Wolverhampton Wanderers player Peter Daniel. Rangers have an agreement with Hull City for the use of the pitch by the Football League club's reserve team and junior sides.

Rangers also have a Ladies team and junior sides, run by Wayne Turtle . Also there are three junior sides that play under the Rangers banner.

Honours

League

Cup

Records

External links

Coordinates: 53°39′26.06″N 0°35′52.95″W / 53.6572389°N 0.5980417°W / 53.6572389; -0.5980417

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